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Week at a Glance February 26-March 2, 2018

Week at a Glance     February 26- March 2, 2018                Grade ¾

Dear Parent/Guardian,

March is almost here and we have a wonderful week of activities happening at school this week!  On Thursday, students will have the chance to go skating and are reminded they must have skates and a helmet to be on the ice. Parent volunteers are welcome!

 

Thank you for your contributions to our food bank collection. We are continuing with our Food Drive for one more week. Items that the Community Kitchen is in need of are as follows: pasta, canned goods, microwave popcorn, fruit cups, instant oatmeal. Please send items in with your child or drop off at the school.

 

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact me at shaneen.coes@nbed.nb.ca, or call 453-5422 to schedule a meeting.

Sincerely,  

Mrs. Coes

 

 

Dr. Seuss Winter Fun Week and Hot Lunch Schedule:

 

Monday, Feb.26- Cat in the Hat Day- Wear a crazy hat. Great Canadian Bagel lunch, MAD science afterschool. Year Book order forms go home. PSSC meeting at 6pm

 

Tuesday, Feb. 27- Seussville Olympics- outdoor activities from 8:45-10:30am. Hot chocolate provided by Home and School. Dismissal at 11:00am

 

Wednesday, Feb. 28- Pink Shirt day for Anti-Bullying and Wacky Hair Wednesday. Drama Practice 12-1:30pm. Please pack a lunch.

 

Thursday, March 1- Fox in Socks Day- Wear crazy socks and Skating at Willie O’Ree. Grades 3-5 from 10:00am-11:00am Pizza hot lunch.

 

Friday, March 2- Official Dr. Seuss Day and Green Eggs and Ham day- wear green and all students will enjoy a special breakfast of green eggs and ham here at school. LHHS Clubs. Hot Lunch Tots and Taters

 

Homework

The homework assigned is an extension of class instruction and meant for extra practice. Completed activities can be kept at home. However, if there is an activity you would like to share with me, please do so. 

Reading- read aloud (even to yourself!) for 20 minutes each night. Complete the reading log each night. Remember to have it signed. Talk to your parents about what you are reading at school this week and what your current reading level is.

Word Work- Students are now working on new lists of words from the Words Their Way program; copies can be found in their Communication Bag.

Numeracy- Practice math facts each night and have someone quiz you if possible. Practice estimating and measuring items around your home, using cm and a ruler. Practice telling time at home, to the nearest minute.

 

Areas of Focus for February 26- March 2, 2018 

Writing- This week, students will continue to work their independent writing piece. This piece will be assessed using the 6+1 Traits of writing that we have been studying this year. Students will work with the teacher in small groups to generate a list of memoire ideas, and to generate a graphic organizer to assist in their writing. Please talk with your child about their writing piece this week.

Word Work- Copies of this week’s new Words Their Way list can be found in the Communication Bag. Each day, students complete a different activity to enhance their understanding of words and letter patterns.

Numeracy- This week all students continue to explore the relationship between multiplication and division. Grade 3 students will continue to focus on multiplication/division facts up to 5x5. Grade 4 will do the same with facts up to 9x9. Please practice creating fact family groupings at home. Use counters, beans, pennies, etc., to show the relationship between facts. For example: 5 groups of 5 equals 25 and 25 divided into 5 groups equals 5 in each group.

Social Studies- This week we explore two new themes in social studies. Grade 3 students will be focusing on how we can learn about the different cultures in our province. Grade 4 students are exploring the physical features, climate and vegetation of Earth.

                                                            Useful Homework Websites

 Science and Social Studies

http://kids.nationalgeographic.com         

https://www.brainpop.com

https://www.funbrain.com

 

 Math  www.ca.ixl.com/ 

Literacy

http://www.readwritethink.org/parent-afterschool-resources/grade/3-4/

http://www.readingresource.net/sightwords.html

http://www.readingresource.net/support-files/spellingpractice.pdf

 

For worksheets for telling time, measurement and all things literacy and numeracy, check this website out:           www.superteacherworksheets.com.  Create a free account and have access to hundreds of worksheets and activities.​​

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