Highlights
We read the story “One Smile” by
Cindy McKinley because it tied in with this month’s virtue of caring. Students also selected an arctic animal to
research. We are learning how to take
jot notes about our animal and organize our information. In Math, we were challenged to write as many
addition and subtraction sentences that make 10. Here are a few examples, which the students
discovered: 2+3+1+4=10; 27-3-4-10=10;
8+8-2-7+3=10; 100-50-30-10=10
Important Information
On February 14, students will be
given time to hand out Valentine cards if they wish. Students do not have to give cards; however,
if they choose to do so, we ask that they give one to every student in the
class. A school messenger will be sent
out by the weekend with the first names of students in the class.
Important Dates
The February calendar has been
posted on the Panorama Hills school homepage.
Click on “school information” and then “Calendars/Hours”
Scholastic book orders due:
Monday, Feb. 5. Students may use their
free book coupon if they haven’t already (or they can save it for another
month). Please note the coupons cannot
be applied towards books greater than $6.00.
Homework
-Reading
-Practice addition and subtraction
facts
Ask me About
What is February’s virtue? Caring
Which arctic animal did you choose to
study?
What happened in the story “One Smile”?
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