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Martha Hallquist
MORGAN ELEMENTARY
Zip Code: 28071
Contact Martha HallquistPage Last Updated Oct 10, 2011
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Welcome to Mrs. Hallquist's Second Grade October 10, 2011 Dear Parents, This is a busy week which will end with Morgan’s Fall Festival on Saturday, October 15. Please come to this fun event. It is one of our major fund raisers, and you and your child will have a great time! Both lunch and supper are served. Classroom and outside games are from 3:00 to 7:00. Cakes, pies, etc., are due on Friday! Thank you for all your help!! Monday we will go to Liberty Fire Station and will learn about fire safety. Be sure to ask your child about this. Tuesday is School Picture Day. You should have gotten information about this last week. Book Fair is Tuesday – Saturday. Have a good week! —Mrs. Hallquist Important Date to Put on Your Calendar: 2nd Grade Parent Night -- Tuesday, October 25, 5:30 - 6:30 We will talk about report cards and second grade expectations this evening. We will be sending out sign-up sheets for Fall Conferences later this week. Homework READING: We will begin a study of poetry and will continue this on and off through the month. Read poems in reading book, pp. 112–121, and answer questions on homework sheet. Do nightly reading with favorite books! SPELLING: Test on Thursday. Words this week are from our 200 high-frequency chart. when • win • sum • some • who • how • write • right • to • two • too / again • want VOCABULARY: No reading vocabulary test this week. See Math Vocabulary list! MATH: Math Vocabulary -- Test on Friday sum— the answer to an addition problem difference— the answer to a subtraction problem even number— a number that ends in 0, 2, 4, 6, or 8 (For example: 4 or 26 or 352). odd number— a number that ends in 1, 3, 5, 7, or 9 (For example: 9 or 47 or 261). equal— have the same amount, size, number, or value number sentence— uses numbers, operation signs (+, –, x, or ÷), and an equals sign (=) For example: 2 + 3 = 5 or 9 – 6 = 3 Build Greater Understanding: Even numbers can be divided into two equal parts and can be made from equal pairs. For example: 18 is even and can be made from the same number, as with 9 + 9 = 18 Even numbers are the numbers you get when you count by 2s! Odd numbers cannot be divided into two equal parts and must be made from different numbers. For example: 17 is odd and cannot be made from the same number, as with 9 + 8 = 17 Earn 100 points each week by reading 4 nights and putting this on calendar. Read more for bonus point!! Homework Folder Due on Friday . Thank you for visiting Mrs. Hallquist's 2nd Grade Website. |
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