week ending March 22

Reminders:

Monday, March 25 – Cerebral Palsy Awareness Day WEAR GREEN!

Tuesday, March 26 – Autism Awareness Day (celebrated internationally on 4/2/24) WEAR BLUE!

Tuesday, March 26 – Mrs. Bronsink is out of the building for a Language Arts meeting. Mrs. Hamilton will be the substitute teacher.

Wednesday, March 27 – Your Choice! Wear a specific color, shirt, bracelet, etc. to bring awareness to something you or your family are passionate about related to a specific diagnosis or disability. We can use this as an opportunity to learn more about what makes us all unique!

Thursday, March 28 – Dress like your favorite book character

March 29-April 5 Spring Break

What We Have Been Learning:

Bible: This week we read about Jesus praying in the garden. This story is a wonderful example of what we should do when we are struggling. God is always here for us! It doesn’t mean our problems are taken away, but we go to him and He gives us what we need.

Phonemic Awareness: This week we are challenged with l blends. For example, we have the kids say sled. Then ask to take the /s/ away and what is left? led  the /l/ is often missed, so we are working hard on recognizing this sound.

Math: We are working on solving story problems. This week we had a story problem that didn’t give us enough information. We realized there were several different answers! Wow! That was a big concept! We knew in the story the person picked 9 pieces of fruit. Some were apples some were oranges. We found many combinations that could make 9.

Daily 5: We introduced a new word work activity building CVC (consonant vowel consonant) words with cards and letters. Lots of sounding out for this activity!

Writing Workshop: We needed to draw pictures and write how to make a sandwich. This was a big challenge creating sentences on our own. We reviewed sounding out words when we are stuck. I saw so much growth!

We continue to love our Secret Readers!

We had a chilly walk during Nature Rich Learning. We stopped at a few churches and areas to read a book that led us through the emotions shown in the Easter story.

What a blessing to celebrate Hudson on World Down Syndrome day! He is extra special to us!

 

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