Head-what we are learning this month!

What we are learning this month:

Parents,

you may refer to this page throughout the year to keep up-to-date on what we will be studying/learning in the weeks ahead. Hope this helps!!!!!

August 29-September 2

Reading: Harcourt Lesson 1-Short vowel a, inflections-s. Reading Story-"Let's Tap" .

Spelling Words:

ORF:

map

bat

sat

rat

tap

flat

ham Pam

cat

let's

cap nap

ran

the

gap

slap ram

man can jam

now pan

tan

can

fan

van

help

Vocabulary:

1. suportive-You help someone believe they can do something.

2. distance- If you are at a distance from someone or something, you are far away, not close.

3. bothered-If you are bothered you are upset or unhappy.

4. perform-You do something such as sing, dance, or read a poem for a group of people.

5. form-If you form something, you make it or shape it.

6. attention-If you pay attention, you listen or watch very carefully.

Math: Ordering numbers to 20.

Language: Complete sentences.

Social Studies: Civic Laws & Responsibilities

Science: Animal Classification

September 5-9

Reading: Harcourt Lesson 2-Short vowel a; phonograms -at, g, and; Reading Story: "The Van";

Spelling Words:

ORF:

hat

bag

mat

spam

lad

flag

had

fat

cram

too

sad

can

cat

mad

plan

tag

sat

help

that

bad

too

sag

bat

now

Sam

dad

drag bam

Vocabulary:

nearby-Somehting is close to you.

escape-to get away from something or someone.

fright- if you feel fright, you are scared.

cram-when you cram many things into something, you fill it with toomuch.

solution-if you have a solution to a problem, you know how to fix it.

strategy-If you have a strategy for something, you have a plan.

Math:

Writing numbers from 21-40; Ordinal numbers through 10th; Adding zero to numbers 1-10

Social Studies: Laws & Rules

Science: Classification of Animals

September 12-16

Reading: Harcourt Lesson 3

Short vowel i; contractions 's;

Spelling Words: in, pin, pig, big, dig, did, had, sat, no, too

ORF: grin, hid, wig, tin, pit, get, so, fin, rid, jig, mitt, spit, hold, soon, spin, bid, fig, hit, home

Language: Naming Parts of a sentence; Classifying

Math:

Writing numbers 41-60; Adding 1 to numbers 1-10

Social Studies: Civics

Science: Animal Classification

September 19-23

Reading: Harcourt Lesson 4

digraph -ck; phonograms -ick, ink, ill, it; Story: "Get Up Rick"

Spelling: pick, pack, tack, back, sack, sick, big, in, hold, so

ORF: rack, black, shack, whack, lack, duck, block, sock, tock, rock, jock, shock, tick, lick, luck, truck, late, oh, yes

Vocab: ambled, politely, pouted, considerate, routine, unexpected

Math: write numbers 61-80; Adding 2 to numbers 1-10; Even and odd numbers

Social Studies: Civics

Science; Animal Classification