Dear 2B Families,

Welcome to Week 25!

Great Hearts Day is this Friday, February 14th. Here is a link for signing up to help out! Thank you for making this day great!
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/30E0C48AEAE2DA4FE3-2bgreat


We are running a little low on a few classroom necessaries. Here is a link to a classroom wishlist signup I will be updating from time to time. I would appreciate any support you could give!
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/20F0C4DA5A629A0F94-classroom

Here is our week of academics:
MATH
We are finishing up our multiplication and division unit with learning about remainders. Our next unit introduced will be money! If you have grocery store ads at home, we encourage you to look them over with your child to practice finding prices of different everyday items.

HW
Monday: 8.3B Quiz Worksheet
Tuesday: Cumulative Test B Worksheet
Wednesday: 8.4B Quiz Worksheet
Thursday: Workbook Pg. 61-67
Friday: Workbook Pg. 68-70

POETRY
Scholars will be start to memorize the Preamble to the United States Constitution. This will their focus over the next three weeks. Recitations of "Smart" are ongoing all of week 25.

SPELLING
There are 30 spelling words this week. Mondays words are trophy, voices, voice, eight, ate, afraid, uncle, rather, comfort, election, and elect. Tuesdays words are aboard, jail, shed, refuse, district, restrain, royal, objection, and object. Wednesday's words are pleasure, measure, treasure, navy, forty, fourteen, fourth, four, population, proper. Homework will begin incorporating cursive writing this week, just a little bit. Refer to the homework page for instructions on how to support your child at home. The Writing Road to Reading excerpt send home should also be of assistance Thanks for you help in this!

LITERATURE and WRITING
We read all about the dance at Grandpa's house this week. Scholars are enjoying Little House in the Big Woods. They get to experience first hand some of the smells described in our story. Ask your child to tell you about their experience smelling hickory, maple, and cloves! Students will copy another exemplary sentence from the text and summarize a passage about getting ready for the dance.

GRAMMAR
Scholars are learning all about the explanatory paragraph this week in preparation for soon writing one of their own.   We discuss topics, support and nonsupporting sentences, and the three parts of an explanatory paragraph. Ask your child to tell you about each of the three parts!

HISTORY
We are continuing the unit on the War of 1812. We will learn about James and Dolley Madison, the burning of Washington, and Old Ironsides. We will also learn about the creation of our National Anthem.

SCIENCE
This week we will study for and take a test about the human body. Look for a study guide coming home on Tuesday.

Have a great week!
Mrs. Dill

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