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1. Ms. Sinicropi’s Classroom News
Crossroads Charter
Academy
Big Rapids, MI
November 22, 2010
Upcoming Events
Nov. 24 – Half Day/Thanksgiving Break
Begins
Nov. 25 & 26 – Thanksgiving Break
Nov. 29-Dec.3 – Book Fair in Library
Dec. 3 – 4th
Grade Christmas Musical 7pm
Here are some activities that you and your child
can do at home that will give them practice with
what we are learning at school. Feel free to move
the activities around to different days if you
wish.
Monday – Practice identifying and ordering
numbers 0-20.
Tuesday – Practice writing the letters we have
learned so far (l, o, g, h, t, p, a, n, m, & i) while
saying their sounds. See what words you can
make with them!
Wednesday – Read stories and practice retelling
them by discussing the beginning, middle, and
end.
Thursday – No School!
Friday – No School!
- If you notice your child having difficulty with
any of these activities, please keep practicing
them at home. It will help them greatly in
mastering that skill quicker.
HomeworkThis Week’s Highlights
Phonics
We will take a break from phonics this week and
review the letters we have learned so far. We will
review the vowels o, a, and i and do some word
building practice.
Reading
We will read a poem called “Making Friends” and
continue to work with syllables in words.
Writing
We will work on making sure our pictures match
our words and our sentences begin with capital
letters.
Math
We will continue to work with pennies and shape
attributes.
Science/Social Studies
We will learn how jobs have changed over time
and how people earn money.
Special Notes
Book Fair – Nov. 29th
– Dec. 3rd
We will use our library time on Monday,
November 29th
from 10:10-10:40am to go down
and preview the book fair. If you would like to
send money in with your child any of the other
days of that week, I will make sure they get a
chance to go down and buy something. Feel free
to come in and take your child down to the book
fair yourself. Look for the times it will be running
on the green flyer that came home a week ago.
Have a Happy Thanksgiving!
