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STAR Reading Testing begins.

April 14 Taking it to the Streets

Vernon Place 5:30

April 20 PTO Meeting (5:30)

April 24 No School Fish Fry

April 27 Last Boxtop Challenge

of the Year

May 15 Reading Celebration

May 20 Promotion Day

Remember to Send Box Tops for Education!

What We are Learning this Week

Spelling Words:

Lesson 25 – Special Sounds oi, oy

Sight Words of the Week:

cut, kind, both, sit, which, fall, carry, other, sale, sail

Reading

Asking Questions/Drawing Conclusions

Writing

Writing Fictional Stories

Math

Measure objects with standard and nonstandard units

Determine if two equations are equal

Topics may change due to the needs of the students and teachable moments.

What’s going on in

Mrs Terri’s Class?

April 6-10

We are

beginning

STAR

Testing

this week.

Please get

lots of

sleep and

eat a good

breakfast.

Thanks to

Ms. Emily

Daniels for

doing our

Spring

Party! We

had a

blast!! I am

so glad so

many of

you were

able to

come and

join us!

Spelling City Practice: http://www.spellingcity.com/missgingermc/

username: lunch number password: pssd

Moby Max Math Practice:

http://www.mobymax.com/tn2148

username: first 5 letters of first name and lunch number with no spaces

password: pssd

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Spelling

Lesson 25

The oi sound

Remember:

Spell the sound /oi/:

-oi in the middle of a syllable

-oy at the end of a syllable

boy

boil

join

toy

coin

broil

soy

moist

joy

enjoy

oil

spoil

soil

Sight Words:

cut, kind, both, sit, which, fall, carry, other

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___________________ Weekly Homework

Please return completed on Friday.

RETURN THE BOOK or Poetry Folder EVERY DAY 

Monday

______First: Please have your children read their homework book. Have them retell the story.

______Read the sentences. Circle the spelling words. Underline the sight words. Put the correct punctuation at the end.

______Practice subtraction Flash cards or Math Facts in a Flash for 5-10 minutes.

______Practice identifying the names and amounts of coins: penny, nickel, dime, and quarter

Tuesday

______ First: Please have your children read their homework book. Have them retell the story

______ Child’s choice: write spelling words with shaving cream, build and write with letters, write them on the rug with

fingers, type them on the computer, or write them on your parent’s back and take turns! Make up your own game, or just write them the usual way. Let your imagination go wild! Tell me what you did to practice.

_____ Practice subtraction flash cards or Math Facts in a Flash for 5-10 minutes.

Wednesday

______ First: Please have your children read their homework book. Have them retell the story

_____ Call out words to your children. Have them write spelling words in a tree map

_____ Practice subtraction flash cards or Math Facts in a Flash for 5-10 minutes.

______Practice identifying the names and amounts of coins: penny, nickel, dime, and quarter

Thursday

______ First: Please have your children read their homework book. Have them retell the story

______Practice spelling words.

______Sight word sentence writing

What do I do when I come to a word I do not understand?

1. Check the picture. Look at the first letter. Get your mouth ready with the first

sound.

2. Read on or go back.

3. Tap and zip short words. Stretch out the sounds in longer words.

4. Look for word chunks (parts of words…th, ch, ing, an, it etc.).

5. Ask: does this word look right, sound right, and make sense?

Ways to Increase comprehension as your child reads:

1. Take a “picture walk” before you start reading.

2. Stop as you read and ask who or what just happened in the story

3. Retell the story: Who is in the story (characters)?

4. Retell the story: Where does the story take place (setting)?

5. Retell the Story: What events happened in order?

6. What is your favorite part and why?

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Monday Sight Word Homework

Read the spelling words. It is important to read these quickly and accurately.

boy

boil

join

toy

coin

broil

enjoy

moist

spoil

joy

oil

soil

Underline the sight words:

cut, kind, both, sit, which, fall, carry, other, sail, sale

Please put the proper punctuation mark at the end of the sentence

.

1. Will you join us on the lake when we sail our

boat___

2. You need to know what kind of coin it is and

how much it is worth___

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4. Dad will carry hotdogs and hamburgers to

the park to broil on the grill____

5. Don’t slip on the oil and fall___

6. Which club are you planning to join____

7. We plant seeds in the soil in the spring___

8. The milk will spoil if you let it sit on the

table too long____

9. Mom gets great joy when she finds new

clothes on sale____

10. The rag was moist, so we used it to wash off

our desks___

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Monday and Wednesday Homework-Coin Poems

Penny 1

Penny, penny easily spent

Copper brown

And worth one cent!

_________________________________

Nickel 5

Nickel, nickel

Thick and fat

You’re worth five cents

I know that!

_________________________________

Dime 10

Dime, dime

Little and thin

I remember you’re worth ten.

___________________________

Quarter 25

Quarter, quarter

Big and bold

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Wednesday Spelling Tree Map

When we sort words into like groups we use a thinking map called a “Tree

Map”. Call out the spelling words to your children. Have them write the

words under the correct branch. Have them make up new spelling words and

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Thursday Sight Word Writing Practice

cut, kind, both, sit, which, fall, other, carry, sale, sail

Write a sentence and draw a picture to illustrate it! Put your “CAPS” on.

Check your sentences!

___

C

apital letters at the beginning and lowercase letters unless proper nouns

___

A

ll the words it needs so the sentence makes sense

___

P

unctuation at the end

___

S

paces between words

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b oy st br

t oi sp th

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