Saturday, August 31, 2013
This Week in 2nd Grade
We have some hard workers in 2nd grade!
Here students work in a group to observe and record the differences they noticed between pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters.
As we study butterflies, we attempt to identify some other than the monarch. This poster has been on my door since the beginning of the school year. A teacher close by thought she knew exactly how she could name our butterflies...Beth, Julia, etc. I must say we enjoyed the joke!!
Students met individually with Mrs. Krause as she observed their counting skills. We counted out 60 pennies focusing on the strategies we learned for accurate counting.
It has been so fun studying about the life cycle of a butterfly.
The number line in the front of our room comes in handy during our math game, Guess My Number.
Hard at work
Sunday, August 25, 2013
Week of Aug 26-30, 2013
Our Week's Objectives
Language Arts
Question of the Week:What can we learn by exploring different communities?
Phonics: short vowels
Spelling Words: rock, list, desk, job, sad, chop, sack, tag, rib, mess, dust, drum, country, friend, someone
Conventions: sentence structure
Story of the Week: The Twin Club
Comprehension Skills: character, setting, plot
Writing: personal narrative
Math
-comparing quantities
-standard notation
-using number lines and 100 charts to see the relationship between numbers
-counting in more than one way
- identifying coins and their values
Science
-butterfly life cycle
Social Studies
-communities
Wednesday, August 14, 2013
Tuesday, August 13, 2013
School Year 2013-2014
I'm so excited to begin another year in 2nd grade! I recently received my class list, and I'm more than pumped to meet this year's students. Welcome, welcome, welcome to all new family and friends as you view our class blog for the first time. Check back weekly for updated posts about our class objectives and pictures of projects and activities.
Saying goodbye to last year's class was tough, but I will once again be able to see them roam the halls of May Overby as 3rd graders!
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