10/23 - Field Trip
10/24 - Unity Day: Choose Kindness & Inclusion - Wear Orange!
10/25 - K-4 Feast of Mater at Friday Singing/Regular Uniform with Pink Accents
10/28 - Golden Shoe "Free Dress" for September's Win!
10/31 - Halloween Parade, 1:30 PM
10/23 - Field Trip
10/24 - Unity Day: Choose Kindness & Inclusion - Wear Orange!
10/25 - K-4 Feast of Mater at Friday Singing/Regular Uniform with Pink Accents
10/28 - Golden Shoe "Free Dress" for September's Win!
10/24 - Unity Day: Choose Kindness & Inclusion - Wear Orange!
10/25 - K-4 Feast of Mater at Friday Singing/Regular Uniform with Pink Accents
10/28 - Golden Shoe "Free Dress" for September's Win!
10/31 - Halloween Parade, 1:30 PM
LANGUAGE ARTS: Fluency
Girls have been practicing fluency skills with a reader's theatre, Old Mother Hubbard's Hungry Family. This past week we focused on two punctuation marks, the period and a comma. Girls are paying attention to each character's lines in the play and applying the appropriate pause at a comma and full stop at the period. During whole class and small group lessons, comprehension skills reinforce:
• Identifying story elements: character(s), setting, problem, and solution
• Analyzing characters: actions, thoughts, feelings,
• Retelling events
Reading Punctuation Marks: Comma & Period
Rehearsing Old Mother Hubbard
Performing for 2nd Grade
Performing for Kindergarten
Day 2 Performances
Mrs. Holland's 2nd Grade Class
Ms. Wiley's 1st Grade Class
WORD STUDY WITH ECHO
Lessons are covering welded sounds with _all, _am, _an. First graders are listening to words in the pattern, tapping the sounds out, and then spelling words with large size letters and individual letter boards. During dictation practice, girls print words on individual whiteboards.
Tapping & Writing
Welded Sounds: _am & _an
Word Study Review
Detective Work: Finding and Marking
cvc, digraphs & welded sounds in words
WRITING WORKSHOP
Girls are wrapping up their collection of small moment stories. Throughout the unit, they have learned many writing strategies to "Bring Stories to Life". Anchor charts and writing prompts provide resources for mechanics and spelling.
Touch and Tell: Sketching Ideas
Choosing a Title
Using Finger Spaces Between Words
Reading with Writing Partners
"Face Painting"
"At the Beach"
LANGUAGE ARTS: Fluency
Girls have been practicing fluency skills with a reader's theatre, Old Mother Hubbard's Hungry Family. This past week we focused on two punctuation marks, the period and a comma. Girls are paying attention to each character's lines in the play and applying the appropriate pause at a comma and full stop at the period. During whole class and small group lessons, comprehension skills reinforce:
• Identifying story elements: character(s), setting, problem, and solution
• Analyzing characters: actions, thoughts, feelings,
• Retelling events
Girls are wrapping up their collection of small moment stories. Throughout the unit, they have learned many writing strategies to "Bring Stories to Life". Anchor charts and writing prompts provide resources for mechanics and spelling.
• Analyzing characters: actions, thoughts, feelings,
• Retelling events
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| Reading Punctuation Marks: Comma & Period |
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Rehearsing Old Mother Hubbard  |
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Performing for 2nd Grade
 Performing for Kindergarten  Mrs. Holland's 2nd Grade Class  Ms. Wiley's 1st Grade Class |
WORD STUDY WITH ECHO
Lessons are covering welded sounds with _all, _am, _an. First graders are listening to words in the pattern, tapping the sounds out, and then spelling words with large size letters and individual letter boards. During dictation practice, girls print words on individual whiteboards.
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| Tapping & Writing Welded Sounds: _am & _an   |
Word Study Review  |
| Detective Work: Finding and Marking cvc, digraphs & welded sounds in words |
WRITING WORKSHOP
Girls are wrapping up their collection of small moment stories. Throughout the unit, they have learned many writing strategies to "Bring Stories to Life". Anchor charts and writing prompts provide resources for mechanics and spelling. 
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Touch and Tell: Sketching Ideas  Choosing a Title  Using Finger Spaces Between Words |
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Reading with Writing Partners
 "Face Painting" 
"At the Beach"
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