Friday, March 15, 2013

Newsletter 3/18


Mrs. Besselman’s Bulletin                               3/18/13

Goals for the week:

To begin a new unit Addition, Subtraction and problem solving.
To review and practice strategies to add and subtract.
To review all short vowel sounds.
To hear short and long vowel sounds.
To hear and identify syllables.
To review all the phonics rules we have been learning so far.
To identify compound words.
To identify  that words that are plural and to know when to use s and es.
 Word study words to know: am, at, cat, sat, bat, fat, as, has, can, an, man, had, van, sad, to, bad, rag, in big, is, did, if, it, his, pack, said, sick, tack, back, kid, cab, of sack, pack, Its, him, quit, six, fix, wax, on, got, not, box, job, off, will, miss, fix, pass, long, ring, pink, what, bank, sang. inch, whip, whiff, chill, that, thing, with, this, dish, thank, well, men get, tell, set, let, when, them, then, Flag, plan, sled, class, glad, black, fresh, bring, grass drink, crack, press, Twin, spell, still, swim, snack, skin, smell, Up, truck, sun, but, us, clock, napkin, cannot, upset, into jacket, path, spring, scrub, scrap, splash, string, squid, and, last, hand, best, went, end, left, desk, help, must, do and, two, many, milk, kept, such, much, which, rich, catch, pitch, stitch, stretch.
 Red words to know, to, the, have, said, of, was, you, are, put, what, should, would, could, they, your, Mr. and Mrs., do , and, two, many, into, were, two, many, any, do.
Word study words this week:  review: such, much, which, rich, catch, pitch, stitch, stretch,
 red words :many, two, do, any
To continue to use capital letters and punctuation in sentences.
To self edit our writing using our writer’s eye.
To listen to our Book of the Week: There’s an Alligator under my bed.
To identify nouns.
To identify verbs.
To practice reading with fluency.
To write a  friendly letter.

Homework :
Monday: Literacy Activity page
Tuesday: Scholastic News magazine
 Wednesday:  math page
Thursday:  Study word study words unit 1-18 and math facts sums to 10.
Friday:  



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