Hello first grade families!
Here is a look at our 7th week of school!
Language Arts: This week we will work on characters, settings and the main idea of the stories we read.
This week spelling will be review words we have already learned this year. This week review spelling words are; you, sell, neck, frog, kids, with, pick, kicks, pack, ask, stuck, & must. Spelling test will be given on Wednesday.
Math: This week we will continue unit two in our Everyday Math curriculum. Unit two focuses on counting and number models, reviewing skills like counting on, making pairs to 10, using ten-frames, and basic addition and subtraction within 20. It also includes topics such as writing numbers, tally marks, and telling time by the hour. The curriculum builds a conceptual understanding of addition and subtraction while reinforcing number patterns and place value.
Social Studies: This week we will continue a unit on how cultures change over time. We will learn how human culture changes in the past, present and future.
Science: We will review life cycles. We will learn the life cycle of a pumpkin. We will make a pumpkin craft and open a real pumpkin and plant pumpkin seeds.
Nightly student homework:
spelling words, math activity worksheets, practice sight words, and reading for twenty minutes each night.
Upcoming Events:
- October 16th and 17th MEA Break-No school for students
- October 22, 2025 Unity Day
- October 27-30, 2025 Book Fair
- October 28, 2025 Bingo for Books
Reminders:
- Send a healthy snack with your student daily.
- Make sure your child has shoes for fitness. We go to fitness on Monday’s and Tuesday’s.
- Send weather appropriate clothing with your child daily, we will go outside for recess daily.
- Please make sure your child is reading and working on sight words every night.
- Please communicate with the front office about any end of the day transportation changes by 2:00 o’clock PM.
- Please make sure you are checking your child’s blue take home folder nightly. Please take out student work nightly and remember to help your student complete and return their math homework daily. Students should bring their homework folder to school daily.
The partnership in your child’s education is very valuable please don’t hesitate to reach out at any time!
Jeleah Kreminski
First Grade Teacher
Room 233 X8812