I apologize for not including any pictures in this week's post. Sometimes, the week gets away from me and I realize I didn't take many pictures throughout the week. I promise to include plenty of pictures in my next post. Thanks for understanding!
Last week during Reading Workshop we:
- learned about the -at word family and created a list of words that belong to this family.
- learned that when two vowels are side-by-side in a word, usually you hear the name of the first vowel and the second vowel is silent.
- reviewed that when we finish reading a nonfiction book, we need to tell the big idea and details about the book before we move on to a new book. Reading is thinking!
- added "for" to our word wall.
Last week during Writing Workshop we:
- finished publishing our how-to books. This was a more time consuming project than I had anticipated it would be, but we finished and shared our posters with the class.
- learned that we can write our own nonfiction books (all-about books). We are experts in many areas, and we can write books to teach others what we know.
- learned that when we write all-about books, we are writing nonfiction books to teach others new information instead of writing stories about something we've done.
Last week during Math we:
- played Addition Top-It.
- learned about +0 and +1 addition facts.
- created and analyzed a graph depicting the pets we have.
Katie
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