Topics/Objectives for February 27 – March 2, 2012.

Math: Review Ordinal Positions.          Make and read picture graphs and venn diagrams.          Make and read tally charts.          Use make a table strategy to solve problems.          Assessment: Venn diagram, picture graph and tally chart.Reading Groups: Honey-: ‘Me on the Map.’                           Nectar-: ‘Fun with Fish.’English: Assessment: Adjectives.              Tell what are contractions.              Describe/tell how contractions are formed.              Spell and write ‘not’ contractions. Spelling: Students will hear, say and write words with ed and ing. Spelling Words: dotted spotted hopped dropped stopped shopped jogged hopping dropping                       stopping shopping cutting running jogging. Challenge Words: admitting strutting proppedScience: Describe how plants and animals that live in the forest find what they need to survive.              Recognize tha plants and animals have characteristics that help them live in the forest.Social Studies: Tell what is a museum.                         Discuss why we visit the museum and why it is important.Assessment: Important buildings, our churches and schools, school and community rules and the                     museum.Bible: Students will understand that God protected Moses’ life.          God can use people with physical challenges.Memory Verse: Jesus answered, ” I am the way, the truth and the life.”                          John 14:6a.NB. Parents, please ensure that your child studies the Memory verse.

Remember there is a reward for the first student who knows the memory verse.

 

Drama Presentation!

SCENE 1   Jacob Tricked EsaauSCENE 2The Wedding Yes Jonny, we can all see that you are tired.What is Connor doing, thinking about the future? A JOB WELL DONE CLASS!

Topics/Objectives for February 13-17, 2012.

Math: Identify a quarter.          Identify value of a quarter.          Describe a quarter.           Identify value of mixed set of coins.          Compare the value of set of coins with prices.  Assessment: Money.Reading Groups: Honey-: Reading Comprehension.                            Nectar-: Reading Comprehension.English: Recognize adjectives that describe how things               look, taste, smell, sound feel.              Identify ‘er’ and ‘est’ adjectives in sentences.Assessment: Adjectives. Spelling: Students will recognize that /oo/ may be spelled                 oo, ou and u.Spelling Words: look cook took book foot good cookies                       stood could should would full pull put.Challenge Words: bulletin bushel cookbookScience: Identify ways plants and animals need one another.              Review and assess.Social Studies: Name the school rules, explain what they mean and                         tell why the are important.                        Recognize that rules of a community are called laws.                        Discuss community laws and consequences for not                         obeying them.Bible: Jacob and Esau. Play Practice.Memory Verse: He was pierced for our transgressions, He was                          crushed for our iniquities. Isaiah 53:5aNB. Parents, please ensure that your child studies the Memory verse.

Remember there is a reward for the first student who knows the memory verse.

 

Topics/objectives for February 6-10, 2012.

Math: Identify penny, dime, nickel and quarter.           Identify value of a penny, dime, nickel and quarter.           Describe a dime, nickel and quarter.           Explore counting sets of pennies, dimes nickels and quarters.Assessment: Money.Reading Groups: Honey-: Reading Comprehension.                              Nectar-: Reading Comprehension.English: Tell what antonyms are.             Recognize antonyms in sentences.             Identify antonyms among other words.Assessment: Antonyms and Synonyms. Spelling: Students will read and spell words with blends.Spelling Words: Challenge Words: Science: Sort plant and animal products according to wheather                 they come from plant or animals.                Identify ways plants and animals need one another.Social Studies: Explain why the church is important in the community.                           Define rules.                           Name the school rules, explain what they mean and                            tell why the are important.Bible: Jacob and Esau. Play Practice.Memory Verse: God made Him who had no sin to be sin for us.                           2 Corinthians 5: 21aNB. Parents, please ensure that your child studies the Memory verse.

Remember there is a reward for the first student who knows the memory verse.