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Crossroads Charter
                                                                                    Academy
                                                                                   Big Rapids, MI

                                                                                 January 14, 2013




      Ms. Sinicropi’s Classroom News
    This Week’s Highlights                                    Homework – See back!
 Phonics
 We will be learning about the letter Zz and the
 sound it makes. Also, we will continue working on
                                                             Volunteer Opportunities
 identifying the vowel sound heard in words,              10-10:45am (T-F) – Writing Time – We could use
 producing words containing a specific sound,              help keeping our voices down, staying on task,
 counting how many words are in a sentence, and
                                                           and writing the sounds we hear.
 listening for specific sounds in word.
                                                          11:35am (M-F) – We come in from lunch recess
 Reading
 We will start a new unit called Stick To It. Our          and would love to have a guest reader!
 opening read-aloud is titled Bunny Cakes and our         12:15-1pm (M-Th) – Work Station – We could use
 weekly story is titled The Great Big Enormous             help keeping our noise level down, staying on
 Turnip. This unit focuses on perseverance. We will        task, and even someone to lead a station or two.
 work on the comprehension skills of monitoring and       1-1:30pm on (MWF) – Handwriting – We could
 clarifying our understanding, predicting, and             use a couple volunteers to help us make sure we
 sequencing of events.                                     are taking our time and making letters correctly.
 Writing                                                   It is nice to be able to break the kids up into small
 We will get our own personal word wall packets to         groups and spread them amongst a few adults.
 help us improve our spelling and learn about             2-2:40pm (M-F) – Snack/Show & Tell/Play – You
 “sparkle” words. For example, change happy to             are more than welcome to join us during this time
 ecstatic to make it sparkle!
                                                           too!
 Math
 We will start working with our numbers 11-20 more
 in able to identify them, order them, and find them
 on a number line.
 Science/Social Studies
 We will learn dangerous weather, natural disasters,
 and temperature.
                                                                   Upcoming Events
            Special Notes
                                                          Jan. 18 – Book Orders Due
Winter Clothing Reminder
Please make sure you are sending your child               Jan. 21 – No School!
with a winter coat, snow pants, boots, a hat,
and gloves. I have a few extra hats and pairs             Jan. 25 – Friday Treat 50¢ (Popcorn)
of gloves but the recess ladies will not allow
them to be outside without those important
                                                          Jan. 28-31 – Parent/Teacher Conferences
items!
Homework BINGO
     See if you can get 3 BINGO’s this week by completing activities on the board.



                                                               Write a story and
                                                             bubble gum out your
  Practice identifying       Practice telling time to
                                                            words (stretch out to
  name and worth and            the half hour and
                                                             hear all the sounds).
    counting of coins          writing it. Use clock
                                                              Make sure to use a
  (pennies, dimes, and        template attached to
                                                             capital at the front,
        nickels).                make your own!
                                                           spaces, and punctuation
                                                           at the end of sentences.


                                                              Read a story and talk
                                                               about it at the end,
                              Practice counting as          retelling what happened
 Practice identifying,        high as they can go.          in the beginning, middle,
 ordering, and writing       Also, practice counting          and end. Also, discuss
    numbers 0-20.                  by 2’s to 30.             the characters, setting
                                                             (where the story takes
                                                               place), problem, and
                                                                     solution.


                                                            Using the letters l, o, g,
                                                            h, t, p, n, m, i, s, f, r, k,
  Practice saying the           Practice counting
                                                            b, u, and z, make simple
 sounds that make up a       groups of objects from
                                                            three letter words and
   word. For example,        10-30 using one-to-one
                                                            practice sounding them
forth would be /f/ /or/        correspondence and
                                                             out and reading them.
/th/. Stick to 3-4 sound       writing the number
                                                            Make four letter words
         words.                  amount counted.
                                                                 for a challenge!
* I know these activities are starting to seem repetitive but they are still skills we
                                are trying to master!
* I know these activities are starting to seem repetitive but they are still skills we
                                are trying to master!
* I know these activities are starting to seem repetitive but they are still skills we
                                are trying to master!
* I know these activities are starting to seem repetitive but they are still skills we
                                are trying to master!

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  • 1. Crossroads Charter Academy Big Rapids, MI January 14, 2013 Ms. Sinicropi’s Classroom News This Week’s Highlights Homework – See back! Phonics We will be learning about the letter Zz and the sound it makes. Also, we will continue working on Volunteer Opportunities identifying the vowel sound heard in words,  10-10:45am (T-F) – Writing Time – We could use producing words containing a specific sound, help keeping our voices down, staying on task, counting how many words are in a sentence, and and writing the sounds we hear. listening for specific sounds in word.  11:35am (M-F) – We come in from lunch recess Reading We will start a new unit called Stick To It. Our and would love to have a guest reader! opening read-aloud is titled Bunny Cakes and our  12:15-1pm (M-Th) – Work Station – We could use weekly story is titled The Great Big Enormous help keeping our noise level down, staying on Turnip. This unit focuses on perseverance. We will task, and even someone to lead a station or two. work on the comprehension skills of monitoring and  1-1:30pm on (MWF) – Handwriting – We could clarifying our understanding, predicting, and use a couple volunteers to help us make sure we sequencing of events. are taking our time and making letters correctly. Writing It is nice to be able to break the kids up into small We will get our own personal word wall packets to groups and spread them amongst a few adults. help us improve our spelling and learn about  2-2:40pm (M-F) – Snack/Show & Tell/Play – You “sparkle” words. For example, change happy to are more than welcome to join us during this time ecstatic to make it sparkle! too! Math We will start working with our numbers 11-20 more in able to identify them, order them, and find them on a number line. Science/Social Studies We will learn dangerous weather, natural disasters, and temperature. Upcoming Events Special Notes  Jan. 18 – Book Orders Due Winter Clothing Reminder Please make sure you are sending your child  Jan. 21 – No School! with a winter coat, snow pants, boots, a hat, and gloves. I have a few extra hats and pairs  Jan. 25 – Friday Treat 50¢ (Popcorn) of gloves but the recess ladies will not allow them to be outside without those important  Jan. 28-31 – Parent/Teacher Conferences items!
  • 2. Homework BINGO See if you can get 3 BINGO’s this week by completing activities on the board. Write a story and bubble gum out your Practice identifying Practice telling time to words (stretch out to name and worth and the half hour and hear all the sounds). counting of coins writing it. Use clock Make sure to use a (pennies, dimes, and template attached to capital at the front, nickels). make your own! spaces, and punctuation at the end of sentences. Read a story and talk about it at the end, Practice counting as retelling what happened Practice identifying, high as they can go. in the beginning, middle, ordering, and writing Also, practice counting and end. Also, discuss numbers 0-20. by 2’s to 30. the characters, setting (where the story takes place), problem, and solution. Using the letters l, o, g, h, t, p, n, m, i, s, f, r, k, Practice saying the Practice counting b, u, and z, make simple sounds that make up a groups of objects from three letter words and word. For example, 10-30 using one-to-one practice sounding them forth would be /f/ /or/ correspondence and out and reading them. /th/. Stick to 3-4 sound writing the number Make four letter words words. amount counted. for a challenge!
  • 3. * I know these activities are starting to seem repetitive but they are still skills we are trying to master!
  • 4. * I know these activities are starting to seem repetitive but they are still skills we are trying to master!
  • 5. * I know these activities are starting to seem repetitive but they are still skills we are trying to master!
  • 6. * I know these activities are starting to seem repetitive but they are still skills we are trying to master!