1. SANDERS’ SCOOP
APRIL 8-12
We just finished up converting units and we are mov-
ing on to Topic 19, “Time and Temperature”. In this
topic we will review telling time, find out how to do 1. tomorrow 11. offer
elapsed time, review temperature, and find 2. borrow 12. suffer
differences in temperature. It would benefit the 3. different 13. slippers
students greatly to tell time on a clock (not digital) 4. rabbit 14. grasshopper
every chance they get! You could also give them real 5. matter 15. worry
life situations and have them find the elapsed time. 6. written 16. glorious
(ex: Have them look at the clock when you leave and
7. bottle 17. able
write it down. Have them check the clock again when
8. ridden 18. terrible
you get back and write that time down. Now they
need to find out how long they were gone. OR How 9. odd 19. gracious
long their baseball game lasted. This will help them 10. bubble 20. venomous
to internalize this concept!
Thanks for your help!
Thanks to all of those students that worked super
hard on the STAAR test this past week!! I am so
proud of you and all of your hard work in writing this
Monday—Thursday—Math homework year!!
Tuesday-Read Lost City
All week - Practice spelling and READ!
My E-mail address : mistisanders@lorenaisd.net
My Conference Time : 2:00-3:05
LES Phone Number : 254-857-4613
Permission slips went out this past Thursday!
Students need to bring their permission slip AND
$10 back by April 29th. If parents would like to go, Story of the Week:
they also need to submit their name and $10. Lost City: The Discovery of Machu Picchu
This is always a great time!
Skill of the Week:
Compare and Contrast
April 12 Awards Assembly Vocabulary Words
April 23 Math STAAR curiosity—a strong desire to know or learn
April 24 Reading STAAR
something.
April 30 Progress Reports
glorious—magnificent; splendid.
May 1 Early Release @ 12:10 pm
May 9 Ft. Worth Field Trip
granite—a very hard, gray or pink rock that is
May 27 No School used for buildings & monuments.
ruins—what is left after a building, wall, or other
structure has fallen to pieces.
Keep bringing those Box Tops! We got to take our terraced —formed into a flat piece of land by
extra recess today that we earned last week and we cutting into a hillside; often used for raising
just made it to a kickball game with Mr. Anderson!! crops.
Now, we are just 120 away from an ice cream party!! thickets—bushes or small trees growing close