Mrs. Fabian and Mrs. Patton – First Grade

Posted on November 11, 2009, by Betty Fabian, under First Grade.

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Important Information for November

• Field trip money and form must be returned by November 12th

• Pow Wow – November 24th at 11:00 in the cafeteria – all families are welcome

Social Studies – Native Americans will be the topic for the month.  This will include: customs, clothing, and symbols.

Science – Deciduous and evergreen trees, seasons, conifer, cones, and fruit that is produced by trees.

Math – Subtraction will continue throughout the month.  Practice addition and subtraction facts to sums of 12.

Religion – November is the month of saints.  We will pick a boy and a girl to represent our classroom saints for the Mass on November 20th (8:00am).  Teachers will supply the costumes.

English – Nouns, pronouns and sentence types will be tested on November 18th.

Language Arts – We will continue with oral reading tests on Thursdays or Fridays but will not tell you what book of the week will be testing on, so practice all books.  We are starting to blend more sounds – these blends are all part of your decodable and spelling words.

Spelling – Added to your list of words is now a sentence.  It is made up of spelling words and frequency words.  Your child will have to practice writing this sentence at home and it will be read during the test.

We wish you and your families a Happy Thanksgiving.

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