Wednesday, January 22, 2014

States of Matter Presenter + Lake Sturgeon License Plate!






Kids measuring volume density of solids




We really enjoyed the presenter for States of Matter!  The kids did a great job answering questions and being good listeners. 
We are also ready to send a packet of our persuasive letters to the State of Michigan requesting a special purpose license plate for Great Lakes Sturgeon!  We hope to hear back soon!
It’s good to be back in the routine.  I could definitely see the affects of 17 days off from school.  The kids struggled a bit on our most recent assessments.  Keep reminding them to do their best and double check their answers. 
I can….
Describe States of Matter- Matter exists in several different states: solids, liquids, and gases. Each state of matter has unique physical properties.
Write a literary essay after reading and determining the theme of a short story.
Demonstrate an understanding of properties and algebraic notation.
Complete our basic 5 finger retelling strategy for fiction and non-fiction.


Units of Study



Language Arts:
We started to learn about writing literary essays where we identify  theme and support that theme with details for the text.  We continue our Daily 5 reading tasks learning about how Michigan became a state. 

Math:
Unit  4 Equations and properties of Algebraic Notation.
Science:
States of Matter

Social Studies:
How Michigan became a State
Lumber Jack Day (logging era)




Upcoming Important Events:



Jan. 20th NO SCHOOL (Martin Luther King Day)

Jan. 24th Michigan’s Birthday Fun
                 Ice Skating Party (The Edge Ice Arena)
Jan. 29th Lumberjack Day

Jan. 31 Pajama Day
                











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