Week #21
Happy Valentines Day!
Student Names for Valentines: Madison, Gavin, Alyssa, Aden, Derek, Thomas, Carissa, Erica, Scarlett, Bryce, Thuy-Tam, Naod, Sophie, Jorge, Gabriella, William P., Mircuel, Angelica, Logan, William Y.
Reminders:
- Please sign your child's agenda daily
- Thank you for reading with your child daily (RED)
- Friday, February 15, 2019, is a P.D. day.
- French Pathway forms: The signed second page is due by February 28, 2019.
Looking Ahead to this Week: St. Martin Spirit Week
*Monday, February 11, 2019: Crazy Hair Day
*Tuesday, February 12, 2019: Twin Day
*Wednesday, February 13, 2019: I'd Rather Be in Hawaii Day/Pizza Day
*Thursday, February 14, 2019: Red, White and Pink Day/Library
*Friday, February 15, 2019: P.D. day no school
No Word Wall Words this week
In Math, students are working on strategies for addition and subtraction. They will solve problems involving the addition and subtraction of two-digit numbers, using a variety of mental strategies.
Sample Solution: To subtract 53 - 18 in his head, Liam said he would subtract 55 - 20 instead and get the answer. Do you agree? Why might Liam do this?
In Language, students will be writing proper paragraphs that include
*A topic sentence (introduces the topic)
*Supporting details (4 - 6 sentences)
*A concluding sentence (include a personal thought)
*Tuesday, February 12, 2019: Twin Day
*Wednesday, February 13, 2019: I'd Rather Be in Hawaii Day/Pizza Day
*Thursday, February 14, 2019: Red, White and Pink Day/Library
*Friday, February 15, 2019: P.D. day no school
No Word Wall Words this week
In Math, students are working on strategies for addition and subtraction. They will solve problems involving the addition and subtraction of two-digit numbers, using a variety of mental strategies.
Sample Solution: To subtract 53 - 18 in his head, Liam said he would subtract 55 - 20 instead and get the answer. Do you agree? Why might Liam do this?
In Language, students will be writing proper paragraphs that include
*A topic sentence (introduces the topic)
*Supporting details (4 - 6 sentences)
*A concluding sentence (include a personal thought)
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