Friday, September 20, 2013

TGIF!! Sept. 20

Another week has flown by!  Thank you to everyone who stopped in last night at our Open House.  It was an incredible and memorable evening.  I felt like a superstar! :)  I was photographed several times and even interviewed!!  LOVE it!!  We have such a great group of kiddos and extremely talented, helpful, and exciting parents!  You really feed my energy and creative juices!!

LEFT at Home:
  • 100% Papers
  • Scholastic News Weekly Reader: Citizenship
RIGHT Back to School:
  • Parent/Teacher Conference Letter (yellow paper):  Fill out the day that works best for you, write your child's name, my name, and sign the bottom half of the paper and send back to school. (Wow, I can't believe how quickly conferences are coming up!! :)

Our Day:
  • Daily 5/CAFE:
    • Read to Self:  After reviewing "Good Fit" books, we again are working to achieve 20 minutes of reading stamina!  Today our stamina was: 22 minutes 9 seconds
    • Writing:  We talked about the four parts of a simple sentence (Capital letter at the beginning, Ending mark, Noun, and Verb) and we are continuing to build our writing stamina.  Today our stamina was: 6 minutes 58 seconds
    • Expand Vocab. Strategy: Voracious Reading.  We build our amazing vocabularies by reading Good Fit books.  The more we read, the larger our vocabularies become and the more intelligent we sound!  Read, read, read!
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  • Scholastic Weekly Reader: Citizenship  Click here to access today's edition Scholastic News: Citizenship  
  • YPP: We took our 3rd Yearly Progress Pro Test today for mathematics.  I will send out data as soon as it becomes available to me (as well as my best interpretation).  :)
  • Math: Unit 1 - Lesson 7: Strategies Using Doubles.  Today we looked at doubles equations (ex: 2 + 2 = 4, 6 + 6 = 12, etc.) and used what we know to solve equations with doubles +/- 1 and doubles +/- 2 [ex: 2 + 3 = 2 + (2 + 1) = 5 or 3 + (3 - 1) = 5, 6 + 8 = 6 + (6 + 2) = 14 or 8 + (8 - 2) =14, etc.]

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