Monday Assembly

Hello Students & Parents!

Students in Room 12 are up next to be the hosting class for Monday Assemblies.  I will be sending home a schedule after vacation of Emcee, Usher, and Tech Crew assignments.

Students:

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Wordly Wise Quiz Lesson 6

Use the links to access Wordly Wise Quiz Lesson 6

Candini Quiz

O'Connor Quiz

Read each question carefully. If you get stumped, think about what you know about the word. Do your best!

Homework for the Week of 12/2/2013

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• Reading 20 minutes
• Reading Paragraph (document has been shared with you). Check nightly for Ms. C's comments
• Wordly Wise Lesson 6 - choose 3 activities
• Adjectives (words that describe nouns) activity pages

Field Trip Permission Slip

**Check back in a few days of highlights from our Rube Goldberg Open House!!!**

KidBlog

Hey Room 12! We are going to start using KidBlog! KidBlog is a great way to share your thinking about school topics and books.

A couple expectations:

• LARK - always be mindful of the LARK policy
• post your response to the topic
• respond to respectfully to others (adding on to their thought or asking a question)
• posts are on topic

KidBlog

Homework For the Week of 11/18

Last week's homework was a success! We had almost 100%!  That is our goal this week! 

Homework paragraphs are looking great! I can really tell that students are spending more time adding details to their summaries and evidence to their thinking - way to go! 


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Building Sentences - use Blendspace if you need some reminders about the parts of speech.  

Word Study Activities - Spelling City

Do a little bit each night! Check in with your teachers if you have questions, need clarification or want some help. We are here for YOU! :)

Candini Wordly Wise Quiz - Lesson 5

O'Connor Wordly Wise Quiz - Lesson 5

In ELA we have been learning about inferring, which is when we have to use clues from the text and our schema to think about what's probably true.  Today in class, we learned about inferring theme.  Usually authors write books because they want us to think about some big ideas when we're done reading. This idea or message is called the theme of the story.  We usually have to infer the theme because the author doesn't tell us exactly what it is.  We watched a Pixar film and inferred the theme. Check it out!

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