Homework for the week of Jan. 21, 2008:
1.) Complete math practice sheets 65 through 70 and return them to school by Friday.
2.) Words of the Week:
1.) able
2.) cable
3.) table
4.) stable
5.) cube
6.) cute
7.) use
8.) cure
3.) Please complete the Beginning, Middle, and End Book Report for one book you read this week. You may use your library book, one of our take home books, or a book you already own.
Web Sites of the Week
Click-A-Story!http://www.smcl.org/click-a-story
This is the website of the San Mateo County Library in California. Click on the URL to be redirected to the TumbleBook Library. TumbleBook Library is an online collection of animated, talking picture books that teach children the joys of reading. Wait for the redirect (it takes less than a minute). A new page opens with a menu of books and games. Double click on the menu items to open a selection of resources including:
*Story Books: The read-along books are listed in alphabetical order by author. Most of the titles are new, although you can also find classics such as "Old Mother Hubbard." Plot summaries and grade ranges are given, and some also provide an indication ofhow much time they take to read. *Tumble Readables
*Life Learning: These story books teach about health, safety, tolerance, and more!
*Audio Books
*Puzzles and Games
Thursday, January 17, 2008
Tuesday, January 8, 2008
HOmework for the week of Jan. 7, 2008
Homework for the week of Jan. 7, 2008:
1.)Complete math practice sheets 53 through 58 and return them to school by Friday.2.) Words of the Week: 1.) add2.) did3.) dish4.) milk5.) take6.) bake7.) cake8.) came
3.) Please complete the Beginning, Middle, End Book Report for one book you read this week. You may use your library book, one of our take home books, or a book you already own.
Web Sites of the Week
NIEHS KIDS' PAGEShttp://www.niehs.nih.gov/kids/musicchild.htmSponsored by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, this site provides a library of children’s music and lyrics online. Music enhances learning -- and reading lyrics while singing along to a favorite tune is a great way to practice and improve reading skills. When you get to the site just click on the title of the song you want to hear, and a new screen pops up with the lyrics printed out. Wait a few seconds and you will hear the instrumental music begin to play. Then you can sing along while reading the lyrics. (Or print them out to use offline.)
1.)Complete math practice sheets 53 through 58 and return them to school by Friday.2.) Words of the Week: 1.) add2.) did3.) dish4.) milk5.) take6.) bake7.) cake8.) came
3.) Please complete the Beginning, Middle, End Book Report for one book you read this week. You may use your library book, one of our take home books, or a book you already own.
Web Sites of the Week
NIEHS KIDS' PAGEShttp://www.niehs.nih.gov/kids/musicchild.htmSponsored by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, this site provides a library of children’s music and lyrics online. Music enhances learning -- and reading lyrics while singing along to a favorite tune is a great way to practice and improve reading skills. When you get to the site just click on the title of the song you want to hear, and a new screen pops up with the lyrics printed out. Wait a few seconds and you will hear the instrumental music begin to play. Then you can sing along while reading the lyrics. (Or print them out to use offline.)
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