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School Mrs. Kelley’s Weekly Update May 13, 2011 What We’re Learning Language Arts: Reading- Shared Reading-We worked on identifying the themes of books this week. As we finished From the Mixed Up Files of Mrs. Basil Frankweiler, discussions were held on the author’s message. A chapter book, Dolphin Adventure , a True Story , blended in well with our ocean research. The students are partner reading this book and are responding and thinking in a journal. Writing-We’ve brainstormed topics for our class newspaper article, the final assignment of the year. Be on the lookout for a wonderful edition highlighting our year. Word Study-Sort 24-Adding inflected endings to verbs Math: The whole week’s focus was reviewing all of our fourth nine weeks skills to get ready for the Math Benchmark test. A practice Irespond lesson really helped us as we took the test on Friday. Science: We’ve studied these standards in class and at the Wright Center this week: the scientific language associated with pollution Student of the Week Max Reminders Want some great books to read this summer? Consider the book swap that our Media Center is having May 16-19. Ocean Research Projects are due on Tues., May 17 th ! We are looking forward to hearing each student’s fine report. Hoping to see you wonderful volunteers at the brunch on Wed., May 18 th at 11:48. I so appreciate your help this year! Jumping Party for Reading Goals-Thurs., May 19 th . Last day to take AR tests- Fun at School Field Day The Kaleidoscopes are smart and GREAT SPORTS!

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Page 1: shallowfordfalls.typepad.com€¦  · Web viewA chapter book, Dolphin Adventure, a True Story, blended in well with our ocean research. The students are partner reading this book

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Mrs. Kelley’s Weekly UpdateMay 13, 2011

What We’re LearningLanguage Arts:Reading- Shared Reading-We worked on identifying the themes of books this week. As we finished From the Mixed Up Files of Mrs. Basil Frankweiler, discussions were held on the author’s message. A chapter book, Dolphin Adventure, a True Story, blended in well with our ocean research. The students are partner reading this book and are responding and thinking in a journal.Writing-We’ve brainstormed topics for our class newspaper article, the final assignment of the year. Be on the lookout for a wonderful edition highlighting our year.Word Study-Sort 24-Adding inflected endings to verbsMath: The whole week’s focus was reviewing all of our fourth nine weeks skills to get ready for the Math Benchmark test. A practice Irespond lesson really helped us as we took the test on Friday.Science: We’ve studied these standards in class and at the Wright Center this week:

the scientific language associated with pollution

the difference between land, air, and water pollution

the effects that humans have on the habitats of plants and animals

ways to protect the environment

Student of the Week

Max

Reminders Want some great books to read this summer?

Consider the book swap that our Media Center is having May 16-19.

Ocean Research Projects are due on Tues., May 17th! We are looking forward to hearing each student’s fine report.

Hoping to see you wonderful volunteers at the brunch on Wed., May 18th at 11:48. I so appreciate your help this year!

Jumping Party for Reading Goals-Thurs., May 19th. Last day to take AR tests- Wed., May 18th.

Fun at SchoolField Day

The Kaleidoscopes are smart and GREAT SPORTS!