Hello Parents and Guardians,
April 3:
Entire “Harriet Tubman” poem due for recitation
April 7: No
school
May 5: No
school
May 17:
Concert
News:
- Please
make sure your scholar brings in their copy of Charlotte’s Web, if
they have not done so already. We begin reading this book on April 3.
- The Spalding assessment will be
on Thursday, April 6th next week.
- Please encourage your scholar
to finish the year strong (only 8 weeks to go!) by arriving at school on
time, following classroom procedures and uniform dress code, being
consistent with homework completion, and staying focused and ready to
learn.
- Your student must bring a water
bottle daily. They are getting hot and thirsty at PE and Recess.
Conversation
Starters:
- Name
three simple machines. How do they make work faster or easier?
- What
was an exaggeration from one of the Tall Tales we read?
- What did the southern states call themselves after they
separated from the Union? Who was their president?
- Which word is the preposition? book, around, table
- Which word is the adjective?
small, dog, house
- What
should you read first on a graph before interpreting the data? (The title,
the labels, and the key)
Studies:
Grammar: Scholars
will continue learning about prepositions and will review nouns, verbs, adjectives,
and conjunctions. The entire “Harriet Tubman” poem is
due for recitation on Monday, April 3.
Math: Scholars will
practice using line plots. Then students will review how to read, interpret,
and represent data using picture graphs, bar graphs, and line plots.
History: As we
continue our studies of The Civil War, students will learn about the
Emancipation Proclamation, Ulysses S. Grant, and Robert E. Lee.
Literature: We will begin reading Charlotte's Web! Please
send in the book if you have not done so already. Please consider
volunteering to lead a Reading Group.
Science: We have
live butterfly caterpillars in our classrooms! They are tiny now, but we are
excited to watch them grow and change. Students will learn about Screws
and Levers next week. What simple machines can you find around the house?
Have a
fabulous weekend!
2nd Grade
Team
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