March Newsletter
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This newsletter provides a summary of classroom activities and homework for the upcoming week in Ms. Sinicropi's class. It outlines that students will be learning about the letter W and sounds it makes in phonics, reading a story called "Swimmy" and making fish books in reading, and beginning a unit on writing how-to books in writing. It also lists homework activities related to the classroom lessons and upcoming school events.
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This document provides a summary of classroom news and upcoming events from Ms. Sinicropi's class at Crossroads Charter Academy. The highlights for the week include learning the letter Ww and its sound, reading a story about fish working as a team, and revising writing for a celebration. Homework activities focus on practicing letter sounds, spelling, counting, and identifying word endings. Upcoming school events include a science fair, blood drive, dental visit, second grade musical, and spring break.
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Ms. Sinicropi's class will focus on phonics, reading, writing, math, and science/social studies this week. The homework includes practicing numbers, letters, words, and an ABC collection bag activity. There will also be a free family science night on Thursday from 5-7pm with hands-on science stations and each child will receive a free book.
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This weekly classroom newsletter from Ms. Sinicropi's class at Crossroads Charter Academy provides highlights from the week and homework for the upcoming week. It outlines that this week in phonics they are learning the letter Bb and its sound, in reading they are reading a story about reality vs. fiction, and in writing they are continuing to work on letters and introducing the Post Office concept. The homework section lists suggested activities for each day of the week to practice skills like numbers, letters, words, and an ABC collection bag. It also announces an upcoming free Family Science Night on January 20th from 5-7pm with hands-on science activities and a free book for each child.
March Newsletter
Ms. Sinicropi's class will be learning about the letter J and its sound. They will continue working on phonics, reading comprehension, and writing skills. The homework activities focus on numbers, letters, spelling, and retelling stories. An author will be visiting the school to discuss her book and sign copies. Upcoming events include a science fair, mobile dentist visit, and a second grade musical.
March Newsletter
Ms. Sinicropi's class will be learning about the letter J and its sound. They will continue working on phonics, reading comprehension, and writing skills. The homework activities focus on numbers, letters, spelling, and retelling stories. An author will be visiting the school to discuss her book and sign copies. Upcoming events include a science fair, mobile dentist visit, and a second grade musical.
March Newsletter
Ms. Sinicropi's class will be learning about the letter J and its sound. They will read a story called "The American Wei" and continue working on drawing conclusions from stories. In math, the class will work on estimation, problem solving with nickels, and graphing activities with jelly beans. That week's homework includes practicing writing letters and numbers, spelling, counting, and retelling stories. A children's author will be visiting the school to present about her book.
March Newsletter
Ms. Sinicropi's class will be learning about the letter J and its sound. They will read a story called "The American Wei" and continue working on drawing conclusions from stories. In math, the class will work on estimation, problem solving with nickels, and graphing activities with jelly beans. That week's homework includes practicing writing letters and numbers, spelling, counting, and retelling stories. A children's author will be visiting the school to present about her book.
April Newsletter
This classroom newsletter provides information about the upcoming week's lessons and homework assignments for Ms. Sinicropi's class. It outlines that students will be learning about the digraph "sh" in phonics, sequencing events in a story in reading, revising all-about books in writing, surveys and capacity in math, and states of matter in science. The newsletter also lists homework for each day of the week and upcoming school events, and requests the return of several permission forms.
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Ms. Sinicropi's kindergarten class newsletter provides information about the upcoming week's lessons and homework activities. The class will be learning about the letter H and compound words in phonics. In reading, they will read the story "Annabelle Swift, Kindergartener" and work on retelling skills. Writing lessons will focus on writing from left to right and using letters to make words. Math will cover story problems and ordering numbers. The newsletter also lists upcoming homework, field trips, volunteer opportunities, and other events.
February Newsletter
This newsletter provides an overview of the upcoming week's lessons and activities in Ms. Sinicropi's classroom. Students will learn about the letter D and counting sounds in words in phonics. In reading, they will read a story about patriotism and work on drawing conclusions. Writing will focus on stretching out small moment stories over multiple pages and writing the sounds in words. Math will continue ordering and shapes. Science will cover plant parts and growth. The newsletter also lists homework for each day and upcoming events.
April Newsletter
This classroom newsletter provides information about the upcoming week's lessons and homework assignments for Ms. Sinicropi's class. Key points:
1) Phonics lessons will focus on long vowel sounds and compound words. Reading lessons will include a new unit on the sea and comparing/contrasting stories. Writing will work on writing poems.
2) Homework includes math games, spelling and writing practice, and counting coins over the weekend.
3) Upcoming events include talent show tryouts, Good Friday with no school, a children's parade and family fitness night. Forms are due for various spring activities.
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