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Welcome to my Webpage! Mrs. Rose and I are SO excited to ring in the 2010 year. We hope everyone had a wonderful and restful Christmas break! Please remember to check your child's homework folder (only sent home on homework nights) as well as black Friday Folder every Friday. The newsletter with spelling words, homework, vocabulary words, and important information will be in the Friday Folder each week. Please keep all work at home as well as the newsletter to practice our spelling words each day. Please feel free to contact me ANYTIME by calling the school at 704.857.3111 and leaving a voicemail or emailing me at duffellap@rss.k12.nc.us
Our Daily Schedule: 7:45-7:55 - WLES News / Free writing in journals 7:55-8:40 - DI 8:40-9:40 - Math 9:40-10:05 - Whole Group Reading 10:05-10:15 - Snack 10:15-10:45 - Specials / Computer Lab 10:45-11:55 - Literacy Centers 11:55-12:20 - Lunch 12:20-1:00 - Recess 1:00-1:20 - Calendar and Storytime 1:20 - 2:05 - Writing/SS/Sci 2:05-2:15 - Pack-up and Dismissal
What we're studying in Reading: For the week of February 8, we will be working on long vowels a and i.
What we're studying in Math: For the week of February 8, we are working on place value.
What we're studying in Social Studies: We are focusing on mapping and people and places.
What we're studying in Science: We are learning about the needs of winter animals.
What we're studying in Writing: We are working on remembering capital letters, spacing, and periods. We are starting to add details and adjectives to our writing to make it better for our readers.
Ideas for keeping your child's skills sharp all year long: 1. Read EVERY night! Work on sounding out words and don't forget comprehension questions on your reading log! 2. Practice addition and subtraction using a number line, hundreds board, counting on, and counting back. By the end of the year first graders will need to be able to count to 100 and and recognize number words to 100!!! 3. Work on good handwriting! If you need handwriting paper to practice at home, please let us know! 4. Help your child learn to tie their shoes and practice good hygeine. 5. Make sure your child knows their home phone number, address, and birthday.
Congratulations to our Citizens of the Month:
September - Zabrian October - Breanna November - Hope December - Julio January - Emily February - March - April - May -
Don't Forget: *February 2 - Report cards issued *February 23 - Progress reports
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