Upcoming Dates:
Friday, September 27th - Midterms sent home
Monday, September 30th - Picture Day
Tuesday, October 1st - Bake Sale
Tuesday, October 1st - Bake Sale
October 10th-13th - Book Fair
Thursday, October 10th - Spaghetti Supper
Friday, October 11th - Dads and Donuts
Monday, October 14th - Cookie Dough Sale Begins
Friday, October 11th - Dads and Donuts
Monday, October 14th - Cookie Dough Sale Begins
This week in class
Math - Finished addition and subtraction concepts
Reading - long e spelled e and y; inflected ending -ed; commands and exclamations; reading comprehension skill: drawing conclusions
Science - Reviewed parts of a plant and animal life cycles
Health - Finished discussing systems of the body (digestive, respiratory, circulatory, and nervous)
Social Studies - Began discussing the different forms of government and their leaders and national symbols
Spelling - review of Lessons 1-5
camp fat flat for fort play sing book
can could like pack second sick brave brother
great ground sweet and desk different jump
land boxes dishes lions nights wishes
*words are on www.spellingcity.com/ellerbrock
Leaders Farm
Continue to read 15 books to receive free admission to the MAiZe at Leaders Farm. If your child reads 15 books and returns the reading log sent home with this newsletter, they will receive a free admission to the MAiZe along with a free order of CinnaSquares from Marco's Pizza. Please sign the reading log when your child completes it and return it to me.
Pop Tabs
Continue to bring in pop tabs!!
Field Trip
Thanks to everyone who came along on the trip to the Toledo Zoo.
On Wednesday, October 16th we wil be going to Leaders Farm. The cost of the trip will be $6.25. Permission slips will be sent home next week Tuesday for this trip. We will need drivers.
Midterms
Midterms were sent home today. Please sign them and return to me on Monday. If you have any questions or concerns please do not hesitate to contact me.
Book it!
We are doing the Book It program again this year. The goal for the second graders is to read 20 minutes 5 times a week. I know that weeks can be busy and life happens so reading 5 days a week may be difficult at times. So I told the students that they may read for 40 minutes one night and count it as 2 days of reading. Please encourage your child to read and ask them questions about what they are reading. Part of reading is comprehension, which is being able to retell the story using their own words. This begins Tuesday, October 1st.