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The document outlines important dates for the school year including early dismissals, conferences, holidays and Martin Luther King Jr. Day. It provides updates on homework expectations, the need for volunteer training certificates, and two upcoming field trips. Curriculum information is given for language arts, math, science, and social studies covering topics like writing, place value, living vs. non-living things, and citizenship. Suggested weekly homework includes word work, reading, and occasionally math. Areas to practice at home include sight words, spelling, using resources to support spelling, daily reading, and basic addition and subtraction facts.

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The document outlines important dates for the school year including early dismissals, conferences, holidays and Martin Luther King Jr. Day. It provides updates on homework expectations, the need for volunteer training certificates, and two upcoming field trips. Curriculum information is given for language arts, math, science, and social studies covering topics like writing, place value, living vs. non-living things, and citizenship. Suggested weekly homework includes word work, reading, and occasionally math. Areas to practice at home include sight words, spelling, using resources to support spelling, daily reading, and basic addition and subtraction facts.

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IMPORTANT DATES

Nov. 23 Early Dismissal;


Parent/Teacher Conferences

Nov. 24 Early Dismissal;


Parent/Teacher Conferences

November 25-27 No School


(Thanksgiving Break)

Dec. 24-Jan.3 No School (Winter


Break)

Jan. 18

MLK, Jr. Day/School Closed

Jan. 22

Early Dismissal

Team News

HOMEWORK - Students are getting into this


routine. Please continue to help your child
remember to complete and return work.

VOLUNTEERS If you have not done so


already, please complete the online
training and submit the certificate. This
applies to classroom volunteers, as well as
anyone who may want to chaperone a field
trip

Field Trips - We are currently working on


planning two field trips, one in December
to the Air and Space Museum and one in
the spring to see a play. More details will
follow.

Grade 1 Curriculum Updates


Language Arts: The students have been working on writing personal narratives, writing in response to
reading, as well as focusing on writing in complete sentences, using correct capitalization and
punctuation. We have also worked on identifying nouns, verbs and adjectives.
Math: The students have been working on building their number sense and working with place value.
We have also worked on some of our basic facts.
Science: The students have worked on the Plant & Animal unit. They identified living vs. non-living
things, identified external body parts on animals that provide protection for the animal. They also
learned about engineers and what they do.
Social Studies: The students leaned about being a citizen and what makes a good citizen.
Health: We have spent a lot of time discussing how to be a good friend, what makes a family special
and different ways to solve a conflict.

WEEKLY HOMEWORK
Monday Word Work, Read 15+ min.
Tuesday Word Work, Math, Read 15+
min.
Wednesday Word Work, Read 15+ min.
Thursday Word Work, Math, Read 15+
min.
Friday to Sunday Read 15+ min.

THINGS TO WORK ON AT HOME

Practice reading sight words.


Spell Word Work words correctly in everyday
writing.
Use resources (word wall, Quick Word, labels,
signs, etc) to spell words correctly in writing
Read EVERYDAY!

Basic math facts plus/minus 1, plus/minus 2

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