Tonight's homework:
1. Read 20 mins.
2. Study for spelling test
3. Comparing Decimals paper
4. Finish Ice Cream problem
Today we spent some time talking about the effects of using tobacco products as part of Red Ribbon Week. Ask your child what they learned about it.
Thursday, October 23, 2008
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
Poems, Poems Everywhere
We just started a poetry unit that we'll be working on the next couple weeks. As part of the unit, each student has chosen a poem to work on and memorize. They will either recite it to me (required) or to the class (extra credit) by the end of next week.
Tonight's Homework:
1. Read 20 mins.
2. Write a short story (about 2-3 paragraphs) using at least 8 spelling words.
3. Work on memorizing your poem. Read it out loud to at least 2 different people.
4. Finish the Ice Cream math problem from yesterday.
**PARENTS: Notice that my email has changed with my new last name. My old one will still work, but please make note of the change! Thanks!!
Mrs. Sampson
Tonight's Homework:
1. Read 20 mins.
2. Write a short story (about 2-3 paragraphs) using at least 8 spelling words.
3. Work on memorizing your poem. Read it out loud to at least 2 different people.
4. Finish the Ice Cream math problem from yesterday.
**PARENTS: Notice that my email has changed with my new last name. My old one will still work, but please make note of the change! Thanks!!
Mrs. Sampson
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
WELCOME BACK!!
Welcome back on track! Things have been a bit crazy the past couple days since I just barely got back from my honeymoon. But, we're all excited to be here and are back in the swing of things. We're finishing up the Revolutionary War and starting talking about the Constitution. We'll be discussing the federal government and voting, just in time for the election in 2 weeks. In Math, we're working on some beginning algebra concepts.
Tonight's Homework:
1. Read 20 mins
2. Spelling - sort and write
3. Math problem - due Friday
**If an ice cream shop sells thirty-one different flavors of ice cream, how many different double-scoop cones can they make?
Parents, please let me know if you have any questions or concerns as we approach parent teacher conferences in a couple weeks.
Mrs. Sampson
Tonight's Homework:
1. Read 20 mins
2. Spelling - sort and write
3. Math problem - due Friday
**If an ice cream shop sells thirty-one different flavors of ice cream, how many different double-scoop cones can they make?
Parents, please let me know if you have any questions or concerns as we approach parent teacher conferences in a couple weeks.
Mrs. Sampson
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