We had a wonderful week in Second Grade and hope that you did too! Here are a few of our Learning Targets (LT) from the week and a little about what we did.
Morning Meeting:
LT: I can reflect on my learning.
- Students read the story of the Magic Bow that taught them about making a goal and aiming for it. We related it back to learning targets and colored our own personal ones that they’ll use to reflect on their learning throughout the day.
- Students reflected on how to be AWESOME crewmembers! Their ideas really impressed me.
*Ask your student how they can demonstrate CREW traits outside of school… at home or in the community!
Expedition:
LT: I can make meaning from a text.
LT: I can make connections in a text.
- In small groups students read a difficult text and worked together to figure out what it was about. Then, as a group made a poster to teach the rest of the crew what their section was about.
- Then, students did a gallery walk and studied each poster to figure out how all of the texts were related. They did a great job!
*Ask your student what they learned about downtown this week.
Math:
LT: I can determine whether one number is greater or less than another number.
- Students spent a lot of time practicing determining the value of numbers and comparing those numbers.
- They also worked on using place value and knowing 100 more, 100 less, 10 more, 10 less, etc.
*Quiz your student on comparing numbers.
ELA:
LT: I can write using my best handwriting.
LT I can show engagement during ELA time.
- Student practiced the letters: Ss, Vv, and Gg this week.
- Students are doing during small group time! We are reading some books that they are very excited about!
*Ask your student to show you their letters in their BEST handwriting (encourage them to start their letters from the top if they aren’t doing so already).
*Have your student share a little about the books they are reading in class!
Second Graders studying non-fiction texts The Shield’s Building burned down because it was made of wood. Now, it’s made of brick. The first fire department was established in 1903. Kerosene was used to light the streets and heat the houses! The first brick yard was built in 1885.
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