Nov 6th is PTA's Movie on the Lawn. This will be a free event. Gates open at 6 PM and the movie will start at 6:30 pm.
Pizza, soda, candy and glow necklaces will be sold all for $1.00 each.
Movie to be shown: "Inside Out"
Tuesday is the PTA Fun Run Pep Rally.
Friday, Nov 13th is the Fun Run!
Wednesday is Early Release.
Resources this week:
Cox:
Tuesday: Music
Wednesday: Music
Thursday: PE
Friday: Science Lab
Kluge:
Monday: Art
Thursday: Music
Friday: PE
ELA:
We are beginning a new module of study this week! In this module, students will use literacy skills to become experts—people who use reading, writing, listening, and speaking to build and share deep knowledge about the topic of FROGS! Our first text is Bullfrog at Magnolia Circle.
Click on the cover for a video reading of the text.
As we explore this new text and topic this week, we will read closely and focus on main idea, supporting details, and vocabulary. Not only will we look at details in the text which support the main idea, we will look at illustrations and think about key details they have that help us understand the main idea. In our vocabulary work, we will look at specific words and phrases and determine why we think the author chose them for this text. Although this text is written in a narrative format, it is filled with great information that will help students become experts on the topic of frogs.
In writing this week, we will begin with a free write on what we know about frogs. As we learn new information from our text, we will add information to our writing. Midweek, we will begin to organize our information into categories using index cards.
Home learning: Please continue to read at home daily and complete 1-2 Achieve3000 articles during the week.
MATH:
We will begin adding two and three-digit measurements
including intervals of minutes within 1 hour.
The students will apply the place value concepts they practiced with
rounding to model composing larger units.
They will solve measurement word problems drawing tape diagrams. The students will round to estimate the sums
of measurements and then solve problems determining the reasonableness of their
solutions. The students will use the
standard algorithm for subtraction to solve two and three digit metric
measurements and intervals of minutes within 1 hour problems.
Example
Problem and Answer Two and Three Digit Measurement and Subtraction-Using Place
Value Chart
Sabrina had 726
milliliters of water when she started her hiking trip. She had 182 milliliters
of water after her hiking trip. How many milliliters of water did Sabrina
drink?
Homework:
Lesson 15
Lesson
16
Study
for Mid-Module Test
Lesson
17
Lesson
18
Things to practice at home:
Practice
using analog clocks to determine elapsed time of various activities.
Continue
practicing multiplication facts 2 to 10
Discuss
the liquid volume of milk, juice, and water containers found at home.
Talk
about how much certain objects weigh and differences in total weight of
specific things at home.
Please
check out our DCPS site http://www.duvalschools.org/Page/17284
for
homework help and strategies to help with solving homework problems. You may also find the homework videos
helpful.
The students will compare matter using some of its properties, such as size, shape, color, texture, and hardness.
Weekly Math Videos:
Module 2 Lesson 15
Module 2 Lesson 16
Module 2 Lesson 17
Module 2 Lesson 18:
