September 16th-20th
There are four seasons in a year: spring, summer, fall and winter. Our focus this week was all about seasons. We read and discussed A Tree for All Seasons by Robin Benard. How does a tree change throughout the seasons? Our story focus this week was all about the author. Who is the author? What is his/her job within the story?
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Vocabulary from the book:
- bare: not filled or covered
- cozy: giving a feeling of warmth
- bud: a swelling on a plant that can grow into a new part
- collect: to gather together
- chilly: feeling cold
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| Congratulations to our September Camper of the Month, Garrett! He was voted on by our class during our class meeting. Garrett has been showing great leadership in the classroom as well as making good choices by following our school and class rules! |
Have a great fall break!!! If you will still be in town here are some things you can do:
- Talk about what different activities you do in each season, such as sledding in winter, pick apples in the fall, etc.
- Draw a picture of a tree in each of the seasons.
- Go pick apples in North Georgia.
We had a great time at the Art Barn on Thursday and had a great time being paired up with Mrs. Powers' Kindergarten Class! Enjoy the pictures below!
We've continued to learn and examine our 2D (flat) and 3D (solid) shapes. While you're out and about during the break talk about shapes you see around you!
Vocabulary:
2D or Flat Shapes
2D or Flat Shapes
• Triangle: a polygon with three sides
• Rectangle: a parallelogram with four angles
• Squares: a rectangle with four equal sides
• Circle: the set of all points in a plane that are the same distance from a fixed point
• Hexagon: a closed figure with six straight sides
3D or Solid Shapes
3D or Solid Shapes
• Cylinder: an object shaped like a tube or pole
• Cone: an object that has a flat, round base and narrows to a point at the top
• Sphere: a solid round object like a ball
• Cube: a solid figure with six square faces
Letters and Sight Words of the Week 2019-2020
Date
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Letter/Blend/Digraph
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Sight Words
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August 1
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FIRST WEEK
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August 5
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August 12
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Short I
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I, it, is
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August 19
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M
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am, and, an
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August 26
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Short A
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a, as, do
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September 3
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S
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so, see, me
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September 9
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T
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to, the, my
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September 16
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N
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not, on, no
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September 23
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FALL BREAK
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September 30
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Short O
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at, in, will
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October 7
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F
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he, she, we
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October 14
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P
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said, saw, was
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October 21
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C (hard and soft)
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can, came, come
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October 28
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H
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his, help, her
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November 4
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B
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big, by, be
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November 11
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Short U
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but, up, us
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November 18
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R
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ran, run, him
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November 25
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THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY
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December 2
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Short E
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when, then, well
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December 19
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G (hard and soft)
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go, give, get
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December 16
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D
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did, had, has
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January 6
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W/Wh
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what, were
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January 13
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L
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like, let, look
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January 21
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J
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put, out, now
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January 27
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K
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must, into, all
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February 3
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Y
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your, you, yes
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February 10
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V/Z
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very, love, of
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February 17
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FEBRUARY BREAK
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February 24
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Q
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want, went, who
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March 2
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X
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little, have, with
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March 9
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Bossy R (ar, or, ir, ur, er)
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are, for, from
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March 16
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Long A
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ate, make, say
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March 23
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Long E
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please, eat, here
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March 30
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Long I
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Find, fly, why
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April 6
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APRIL BREAK
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April 13
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Long O
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home, going, this
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April 20
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Long U
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new, some, they
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April 27
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OO
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soon, good, too
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May 4
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OU/OW
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down, our, how
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May 11
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Sh,Th,Ch
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there, where
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May 18
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LAST WEEK OF SCHOOL
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