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November Newsletter
Reading Arts Council Field Trip –
November 2nd
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Report Cards-November 6th
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No School (Election Day) – November 7th
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Awards Day – November 8th
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(Veterans Day)…………………………………
……….Mobile Food Pantry –
November 14th 4 -6pm…………………………………
……….Thanksgiving break –
November 22nd – 24th
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Makeup Picture Day – November 29th
MathIn Unit 2, we are finishing up our study of non-fiction texts and have taught strategies to help students determine the context of a word, find multiple main ideas and supporting details, and summarize. Throughout this unit, students have completed their work on a culminating research project on a topic of their choice to show their understanding of the content.
Congratulations to our OCTOBER CUBS OF THE MONTH!Mrs. Allen’s Class – Hannah BarnhardtMrs. Cocherell’s Class – Emily PreslarMrs. Kent’s Class – Dezarae Barnhardt
Mrs. Loftin’s Class – Mina HarkeyMrs. Pletcher’s Class – Ceaire Barringer
Mrs. Stewart’s Class – Haleigh Barnhardt ………………………………………………………………………………………………….
Contact Us Reading, Writing, and Social Studies Team:
[email protected]@cabarrus.k12.nc.us
Math and Science Team:[email protected]@[email protected]
Science
Students will be able to independently describe the changes in matter and explain how the transfer of heat affects daily life.
S.S. Students are continuing their study of colonization and causes leading to the American
Measurement and Volume with Whole Numbers:In this unit, students are learning to convert like measurement units within a given measurement system using only whole numbers. We will also be solving real-world mathematical problems