School Open House 2nd Grade
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This document provides an overview of the curriculum and schedule for a 2nd grade open house. It outlines the subjects that will be covered in math, science, social studies, English, and writing. It also discusses spelling tests, homework policies, class rules, and field trips. The teacher signs off by thanking attendees and stating they look forward to the school year.
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- 1. WELCOME TO OUR 2ND GRADE OPEN HOUSE!Mrs. DeLeo
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- 3. SCIENCE Solar System Plants Life Cycle Food Chain Wetland Habitat Ocean Habitat
- 4. SOCIAL STUDIES Different Cultures Maps and Globes Human Needs and How they are met
- 5. ENGLISH Pronouns Verbs Nouns Adjectives Adverbs Contractions Sentences
- 6. WRITING Journals Blogs Stories
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- 8. FUN Niabi Zoo Botanical Center Happy Hallow Farm Festival of Trees
- 9. HOMEWORK Everyday except for holidays. Is expected to be turned in the next day. Will be updated on the website daily. http://mallorydeleo.jottit.com/homework
- 10. CLASS RULES Respect one another. Do not talk over the teacher or your classmates . Inside voices. Give your all. Believe in yourself and others.
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