Homework: Math: Topic 5-5: Independent Practice and Problem Solving
                     Spelling: Study for tomorrow's test
                     Religion: Practice the Our Father


Valentine orders due Feb. 3

                                        Read to Succeed due Feb. 5


Please review proper lunchroom etiquette with your child. We are forgetting our manners. Throwing food, walking around, and yelling is not appropriate behavior.  Remind your child if they need help to ask for it politely.

Have a good evening!!!

Homework: Math: Problem Solving page; Work on flashcards.
                    Spelling: Study for test on Friday
                    Religion: Practice the Our Father


Valentine orders due Feb. 3rd.

Read to Succeed due Feb. 5th

Open House this Saturday from 2:00-4:00

Have a nice evening.

Homework: Math: Work with flashcards. Pay attention to the doubles.
                    Spelling: Study for test on Friday.
                    Social Studies: City paper due

Please work on doubles. A mastery of doubles facts will be quite helpful in learning the topics covered in Topic Five.

Please check your child's homework for a letter concerning lunch with the grandparents during Catholic Schools Week.

Valentine orders due Feb. 3rd.

Read to Succeed due Feb.5th.

Have a nice evening!!!

Homework: Math: Handout; work on flashcards, pay attention to doubles.
                    Soc. Studies: Handout: due on Wednesday.
                    Religion: Practice saying The Our Father
                    Spelling: Study for test on Friday

 

Read to Succeed is due Feb. 5th.

Have a nice evening!!!

Homework: Math: Handout; work on flashcards paying attention to the doubles facts
                    Spelling: Study for tomorrow's test
                    Social Studies: finish the word search and color the picture in the Farm Time handout.





Scholastic book orders are due tomorrow.


Enjoy the evening!!!

Homework: Math: Handout; work on flashcards.
                    Spelling: Study for test on Friday
                    Reading: Work on word lists and the Six Flags Read to Succeed independent reading.


It's been a little chilly in the classrooms. Please send your child to school with either a BCA sweater or sweatshirt that can be worn over his/her regular uniform.

Have a nice evening. Stay warm!!!

Homework: Math: Practice flashcards, paying attention to the doubles. Play the game in the Topic 5
                               pamphlet. (You can use counters to substitute for linking cubes)
                     Spelling: Study for test on Friday
                     Religion : Practice saying the Our Father


Topic 5 in Math will be talking about near doubles (doubles plus 1) and doubles plus 2 so it is important that the children know their doubles facts. Work on these nightly.

Remember to continue working on the Read to Succeed and Illinois Fatherhood Initiative projects.

Have a nice evening. Try to stay warm!!!

Remember
there is no school on Monday. Enjoy the long weekend.

Homework: Math: handout; practice counting to 100, work on flashcards.
                    Spelling: Study for tomorrow's test.

Thanks to everyone who has labeled their children's clothing. We were able to return some sweatshirts to their rightful owners. Don't forget to label boots, also.

Remember, there is no school on Monday in honor of the birthday of Martin Luther King Jr.


                                                       Have a great evening!!!

Homework: Math: Practice days of week, and months of the year. Work with flashcards, paying
                              particular attention to the doubles. Practice counting to 100.
                     Spelling: Study for test on Friday.


The Six Flags Read to Succeed will be due soon. If you haven't started working on this you might want to start. Remember this independent reading will earn your child a Six Flags ticket. It's a good deal, and since the children should be reading independently at night, it's easy to do.

Thanks to all who participated in Connie's Day for BCA.

Have a nice evening!!!

Homework: Math: Handout; work on flashcards; practice days of the week, months of the year
                    Social Studies: letters to the farmers are due tomorrow
                    Spelling: Study for test on Friday



Today is BCA day at Connie's. Let someone else do the cooking for you and support BCA at the same time. Remember to send in your receipt for a dress down day tomorrow.

Have a great evening. Stay warm.

Homework: Math: Problem Solving Section of Topic 4-9; Work on flashcards. Pay attention to
                               the doubles.
                     Spelling: Study for test on Friday
                     Social Studies: Write a letter to your farmer friend. (die on Wednesday)
       

When writing to the farm friend, please try to answer the question(s) that you were asked. Remember, sentences begin with capital letters and statements end with periods and questions end with question marks. Don't forget best printing and use the lines on the paper correctly.

Tomorrow is BCA day at Connie's. All day. Let someone else do the cooking for you.

Have a nice evening. Stay warm.

Homework: Math: Handout: Practice 4-7; work on flashcard (pay attention to
                               the doubles)
                    Spelling: Study for tomorrow's test


Have a good evening!!!

Homework: Math: Handout: Math: Practice 4-6/
                    Spelling: Study for test

Have a nice evening!!!

Homework: Math: Handout: Practice 4-5; Work on flashcards (pay particular attention to doubles)
                               Work on the days of the week and the months of the year.
                    Reading: Work on word list.
                    Spelling: Study for test on Friday

Just to clarify: The reading word list is part of the nightly homework whether it is stated in the blog or not. Parents are telling me that it is being worked on nightly, yet now that I have asked for it to be returned so I can work on it with the children I am getting e-mails telling me they never received one or that they threw it out. This is confusing to me. How is this being done if there isn't one? Just a thought....    Please make sure your child has his/her list with them as I still have several children who have not brought it in.

When working on days and months of the year, ask your child what day of the week it is today, what was yesterday, what day will tomorrow be. Do the same for the months. Many of the children are struggling with this.

Have a nice evening!!!

Homework: Math: handout; work on flashcards, pay particular attention to the doubles.
                    Spelling: Study for test on Friday.


Some of the spelling words will look familiar to you. These are words that some of the children had trouble spelling. Let's do it again.

I hope everyone had a restful holiday season. The liturgical season of Christmas continues until Sunday, January 10th.  Happy New Year to everyone!