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First Grade
Amy Stallings
ENOCHVILLE ELEMENTARY

Page Last Updated Nov 13, 2009
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Mrs. Stallings' First Grade


 
 
Our Schedule
7:30-8:30 unpack, morning work, broadcast, calendar
8:30-9:00 shared reading
9:00-10:00 reading groups/centers
10:00-10:30 enhancements
10:30-10:40 restroom/prepare for lunch
10:40-11:10 lunch
11:15-12:15 Writing Workshop
12:15-1:15 math
1:15-1:45 recess
1:45-2:10 social studies/science/intervention
2:10-2:30 snack, pack up, dismissal

 

Reminders:
  •  Please sign your child's planner every day.
  • Send lunch money in an envelope labeled with your child's name and PIN.
  • Wednesday is p.e. day. Wear tennis shoes!  The children may also purchase ice cream on Wednesdays for $.60.
  • Library books are due on Thursdays.


ABC's & 123's
Reading:    Encourage your child to use these reading strategies at home to help decode unfamiliar words: 

  •  use picture clues
  •  sounding out the words looking at the letters from left to right      
  • look for small word chunks or word endings
  • look at the vowels and decide if the word is a long vowel or short vowel word   
  • skip the word you can't figure out, read the rest of the sentence to see if the context of the sentence     helps you decode the word, and go back and reread it  
                                                                                              
 Math:  Please continue to review addition and subtraction facts at home.  We will soon begin to work on fluency (memorizing the facts).  Another area to work on is story problems (word problems).  You can use the ones on our math pages as a guide to make some of your own at home for your child to solve.

Writing:  Encourage your child to write at home.  Look for opportunities that make writing fun such as writing grocery lists, writing letters to friends or family members, or writing a menu for dinner.  Check to see if your child is using correct writing conventions such as capital letters where appropriate, punctuation, and spacing.


What's Coming Up?
Nov. 19-skate night
               & last day for
             cookie dough 
           fundraiser
Nov. 23- Thanksgiving Feast
Nov. 24- Early Release @ 12:00
Nov. 25-27 Thanksgiving Holidays








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