Dear H203 'Ohana,

This week's Essential Question is:  What are features of different animal habitats?  Please see attached file for more details.

Homework:

Monday:  Write spelling words 4 times while being a Quality Producer

Tuesday:  Comprehension worksheet

Wednesday:  Write a paragraph to describe the habitat of your favorite animal.

Thursday:  Study for tests

Math:  Daily Worksheets (focusing on subtraction and measuring using inches)

Reading:  Read your weekly reader daily to practice fluency, comprehension, and vocabulary words, talk about it, log into your reading log, and have a grown-up sign.

2nd quarter:  Life Science:  focusing on living animal organisms, Social Studies:  focusing on maps and globes, civic responsibilities, human and physical characteristics of communities, earth's natural resources.

Thanks for your support,

Mrs. Lawson 

 

Aloha H203 'Ohana,

     Welcome back from our fall break!  We will start off our 2nd quarter with our Essential Question:  What can animals in stories teach us?  Please refer to the attached file for our language arts outline for this week.  

Homework:  

Monday:  write spelling words four times while being a Quality Producer

Tuesday:  Comprehension worksheet

Wednesday:  Write a fictional story based on "The Boy Who Called Wolf".  You will be the main character and how you kept telling lies until one day no one believes you.   Please remember to indent, topic sentence, at least 3 details, conclusion.

Thursday:  Study for language arts tests

Math:  Daily worksheets (Module 4 - please see attached newsletter)

Reading:  Please read your weekly reader daily focusing on fluency, comprehension and vocabulary (and other books) for 20 minutes, talk about it, log into reading log and have a grown-up sign.  

FYI:  2nd quarter:  we will be focusing on life science (finish up plants) and animals.  Social studies - neighborhoods, maps and civic responsibilities.  

Thank you for your support,

Mrs. Lawson  

 

Please check your child's STAR Binder for an important note!

Mahalo,

Mrs. Lawson