February 9 - 11

Hello everyone!

Some important reminders below:

  • Make sure you are working on your division facts!
  • Families should continue to check the blog every week as we highlight the important learning we are doing in the classroom. 
  • We had a review of our class treatment agreement - talk with your child about this!
    • Putting in effort in our learning
    • Not distracting other students and their learning
    • Participation - in class discussions and activities
    • Focus and attention - while Mrs. Desai is giving out instructions or when she is teaching, students need to show focus. 
    • Treat others how you want to be treated
    • Safe hands, safe feet, safe words!
Here is what we have been up to this week:

ELAL - We presented our timelines to the class. We also started planning for our story vines.
 





















 

 



Math - We continued working on long division. We learned how we can use manipulatives to divide. We also completed a mini-check in today. Take some time this long weekend to practice your division facts.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Science - We completed our research about a planet in our solar system. When we return next week, we will begin writing our paragraphs (more than two!) about our planet.

Art Projects - 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 


Chinese New Year Riddles - We listened to a couple of read alouds about Chinese/Lunar New Year. Our task was to pick an animal from the Chinese zodiac and write a riddle about it.





 

P.E. - Olympics - NLS style!

 
 





Valentine's Day Activities :)




Root of the Week - dict and vis/vid

Life Skill of the Week

Important Dates
  • February 12 and 13 – NO SCHOOL – Teachers’ Convention
  • February 16 – NO SCHOOL – Family Day

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