Calendar
December 10th- Early Release Day
December 16th - Last day to donate to the Giving Tree
December 16th - Winter Party at 2pm
December 17th - Early Release Day
December 20th - January 4th - Winter Break/No School
Math - Learners will collect, sort, and organize date in three categories using models/representations such as tally marks and T-charts.
We will continue to work on how to solve action word problems (addition or subtraction with unknowns in any position)For example, There were some dogs. 4 dogs left. Now there are 3 dogs. How many dogs were there to start?
Fun videos to watch with your child:
Play " Guess My Number"
- I am thinking of an even number. It is greater than 17 and less than 19? What number am I thinking?
- I am thinking of a number. It has 2 tens and 3 ones. What number am I thinking?
- I am thinking of number. It has 1 ten and 15 ones. What number am I thinking?
Practice counting to 120 by ones from any given number.
Practice counting to 120 by tens from any given number.
Practice counting to 120 by fives.
Practice counting to 120 by twos.
Reading: We will continue talking about the characters and setting of traditional tales. We will continue to work on describing the problem/solution of each tale. We have talked about fables and tall tales this week. When we come back from Thanksgiving we will talk about fairy tales and folk tales. We will also concentrate on our 22 snap words. Remember, these are words that your child should be able to read in a "snap". Your child should be able to read the first 35 snap words by winter break.
Writing: We will begin our unit on writing poetry.
Phonics/Spelling: We will look at how single e and double e can both make the long /e/ sound.
Social Studies - We will begin learning about customs and traditions!! I can't wait to learn about each learner's custom/tradition during the week of Dec. 6th-10th!! All projects are due Dec. 6th!!
Science - We will continue to identify how rocks, soil, and water are used to make products.
*Please remember to send your child's Ipad to school every day. Also, please make sure that it is charged every evening as we do not have chargers at school for the Ipads. Thank you!!
**Over the weekend break, please take your child's Ipad out of the case and clean all the parts of the case and the Ipad. Some of them are getting quite dirty. Thank you!!
TCE Yearbook
Birthday Treats
Birthday treats brought by students must be store bought, have its ingredients listed, and run by the nurse before given to students. It is recommended that the treats are individually wrapped and nonperishable treats that are easy to pass out. 😊 Birthday treats will continue to be passed out at the end of the day to be eaten at home.
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| I am a super speller!!! |
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| Working on spelling words with blends |
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| What do you do when someone comes in to replace ceiling lightbulbs? You find an empty classroom and work on spelling in there! Way to be flexible 1C!! |
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| Pajama day! |
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| Looking good 1A! |
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| Movie day was a reward from the Boosterthon fundraiser! |
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| What cutie pies! |
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| Love the way she designed her flexible space to learn! Our TCE quote for the week was "Play is the highest form of research" -Albert Einstein. We loved putting this quote into action! |
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| Word work is hard work! |
Our pumpkin seeds are sprouting!!!!
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| I am thankful for my school! So sweet! |
Abby taught 1B how to make a volcano
Rumaisa taught 1A how to make elephant toothpaste!!! WOW!!
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