class newsletter
Ms. Hansen’s Newsletter
Spicewood Elementary January 16, 2018
Dear Parents,
It has been a wonderful week with your students. It was great to see everyone back. Report cards are going
home in the Friday folder today. Please sign the front and keep the copy of the report card.
The secret word for the week is: Frosty
Have a wonderful weekend,
Ms. Hansen
It has been a wonderful week with your students. It was great to see everyone back. Report cards are going
home in the Friday folder today. Please sign the front and keep the copy of the report card.
The secret word for the week is: Frosty
Have a wonderful weekend,
Ms. Hansen
Updates
& Reminders:
Thursday, February 1: Spring Individual & Group Picture Day
Friday, February 2: STEAM Day
Tuesday, February 6- 5:00-8:00PM
2nd Grade Spirit Night at Jason's Deli
Tuesday, February 13th: 2nd grade Field Trip to Bob Bullock Museum
Thursday, March 1- 6:00PM
2nd Grade Music Concert
Monday, March 12- Friday, March 16
Spring Break
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IB Primary Years Program
Where we are in place and time
Central Idea
The relationship between structures and characteristics
An Inquiry Into:
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Language Arts
Reading:
We will be focusing on fairy tales this week. We will be
looking for characteristics and elements of fairy tales, as well as character
traits, feelings, and motivations. We will practice retelling using our 5
fingers and identifying the morals.
Writing:
Writers will continue brainstorming ideas for small moments
stories, practice telling partners the beginning, middle, and ending, then
begin writing rough drafts. We will practice writing strong beginnings
to “hook” the reader and begin revising to make sure writing sounds right.
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Math
Students will be describing and recording representations
involving equal groups relating the linear and set models for multiplication.
We will practice writing addition sentences to describe the situation
and record the total.
Students will be introduced to arrays. They establish that
an array shows objects arranged in equal rows. We will build arrays and
describe them using rows of language.
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Science/Social Studies
We will focus on “the structure of patterns” line of inquiry
this week and inquire about why people settle where they do. We
will explore weather patterns and natural hazards to
determine if places would
be a good place to settle or live in. We will move into what a
community is and natural resources found in communities.
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Email:
helen_hansen@roundrockisd.org
Website:
https://hansenspicewood2ndgrade.blogspot.com/
Phone: (512)428-3649
Homework:
Read nightly for at least 20 minutes and record in reading log
Math worksheet and fluency practice
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