Dear Mom and Dad:
We continued looking at non-fiction books in groups and
discovered many different features found in these books.
We watched two reader's theatre's plays today. Ask me to tell you what they were each about.
In the afternoon we worked on our chart about Iqaluit and Calgary.
Question of the day: Post on the blog something you learned
from reading the non-fiction books today.
Love,
The Rainbow Triad
Housekeeping:
These are our new words for the week:
Grade 1: down, find, for, funny, go
Grade 2: best, both, call, cold, does
Please go over these words with me. I should be able to find
these words in books and the environment and spell the words as well.
- Please sign the report card envelopes and return it back
to the school with your child. Thank you.
WE REALLY NEED
VOLUNTEERS:
Please email your
child’s teacher if you are able to volunteer for our Ann & Sandy Cross
Conservation fieldtrip
Mrs. McEvoy needs at least 3 more volunteers and Miss.
Deobald’s needs at least 1 more volunteers: Tuesday February 24.
Mrs. Ly’s class has enough volunteers now. Thank you!
Anya learned that non-fiction books are about things that are real. And fiction books are just stories.
ReplyDeleteJack learned that skunks scare off other animals.
ReplyDeleteMy group read Humming birds ,we learned that they drink nectar from flowers.They fly very fast .
ReplyDeleteOwen E - Hummingbirds fly really fast and have really big strides.
ReplyDeleteAaron read about butterflies. Butterflies lay eggs in milkweed and then caterpillars come out of the egg and they eat lot of milk weed. They will have a smooth blanket around then . Then they will grow and turn out to be butterflies!
ReplyDeleteSam says, Non fiction books have real pictures and have real true not made up information.
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