Sunday, November 17, 2024

November 18th - 22nd

 


This week you will find a SNOW DAY packet in the Home/School Folders!!  
Please put this some place you will be able to find it if or when we have a SNOW DAY where we are unable to safely come to the school.  In such an event the kids would be required to still participate in learning from home.  In the packet you will find a schedule and papers to be completed.  


THESE TURKEYS are quick to share what they are 
THANKFUL for!!

Please make sure you send those folders so the SNOW PACKET makes it safely to your home!



This is our last week in Unit 2.  Passing off these words is part of your students grades in Aspire, as well as it helps them so much to KNOW these words. It would be good to have your child read all the words of Unit 2 with you and that will let you know what words they need more practice on!!














In math this year we have really been doing A LOT with MAKING A TEN!  
Here is a fun game you can play with your child to help them with this really important math skill!

MAKE A TEN GAME

You will need: 

  • Game Mats
  • A Deck of Playing Cards

To get started, shuffle the deck {minus the face cards of course}, and deal the entire stack out between the two of you.  Then place the deck face down on the mats and flip the top four cards over onto the numbered spots.

​​The goal of the game is simple – to make ten using any combination of the four facing up cards.  If you can make ten, you take those cards, show them to your partner,  place them off to the side and replace them with new cards from the deck.  Then your turn is over and it’s your partner’s turn!

If you can’t make ten, you choose one of your face up cards to put at the bottom of your deck, before replacing it with a new card from the top of the deck.

Any combination goes when making “a ten”!  Whether it’s a single ’10’ card, a pair of cards that add up to 10, or even 3 or 4 cards that can be added up to make 10, it’s all good!  Anything goes when making groups of 10.

What I love about this game is that it really gets you thinking.  Though sometimes you’ll get a ’10’ card {or a simple combination of ten} and it’ll be really easy, other times you have to get creative in order to come up with a combination of cards that make ten.  Throughout our game, say things like, ‘Well I know that 5 and 5 make 10, but I only have one 5…  But WAIT!  I also have a 2 and a 3 and that makes 5, so really that’s like having two 5s!!!’  OR   “I have 7s and 8s, and those can’t be put together to make 10, but if I could make a trade and get a 2 or a 3, then I could!’

The game ends when you run out of cards or when you can no longer make any more groups of ten. 

MAKE A TEN GAME

You will need: 

  • Game Mats
  • A Deck of Playing Cards

To get started, shuffle the deck {minus the face cards of course}, and deal the entire stack out between the two of you.  Then place the deck face down on the mats and flip the top four cards over onto the numbered spots.

​​The goal of the game is simple – to make ten using any combination of the four facing up cards.  If you can make ten, you take those cards, show them to your partner,  place them off to the side and replace them with new cards from the deck.  Then your turn is over and it’s your partner’s turn!

If you can’t make ten, you choose one of your face up cards to put at the bottom of your deck, before replacing it with a new card from the top of the deck.

Any combination goes when making “a ten”!  Whether it’s a single ’10’ card, a pair of cards that add up to 10, or even 3 or 4 cards that can be added up to make 10, it’s all good!  Anything goes when making groups of 10.

What I love about this game is that it really gets you thinking.  Though sometimes you’ll get a ’10’ card {or a simple combination of ten} and it’ll be really easy, other times you have to get creative in order to come up with a combination of cards that make ten.  Throughout our game, say things like, ‘Well I know that 5 and 5 make 10, but I only have one 5…  But WAIT!  I also have a 2 and a 3 and that makes 5, so really that’s like having two 5s!!!’  OR   “I have 7s and 8s, and those can’t be put together to make 10, but if I could make a trade and get a 2 or a 3, then I could!’

The game ends when you run out of cards or when you can no longer make any more groups of ten. 




KEEP IN MIND...
November 25th - 29th 
NO SCHOOL



























Tuesday, November 5, 2024

YEARBOOK COVER CONTEST

 


You can either print this out or have your child stop by the office for a form!!

Saturday, November 2, 2024

November 4th - 8th


WHAT A WEEK!!
THANK YOU TO ALL WHO ORDERED BOOKS!! 
The last date to order is November 8th!  
Books would make GREAT CHRISTMAS GIFTS!!

WE ENJOYED RED RIBBON WEEK
HATS, SOCKS AND PAJAMMAS :)

 



AND THEN WE GOT TO END THE WEEK WITH
H A L L O W E E N!


THANK YOU TO OUR MOMS WHO MADE OUR CLASS PARTY SO MUCH FUN!

Now that the weather is getting colder .. make sure your child brings a warm coat to school!



ending consonant blends: st, nk, nd, nt, sk, and mp.


To help your child with FLUENCY ... try this fun Game!


Grab 6 dice and a cup to shake them in.
Pour out the dice and find two dice to equal 10!
Then have your child write out the equation of the two numbers that equal 10 and then have them choose one more dice to add on to the 10!!

EX: 4 + 6 = (10) + 5 = 15