Monday, January 18, 2010

SOLID SHAPES





PLANE SHAPES


Today, students gave examples of solid shaped objects they find in their world. Rachamim could find pyramids in Egypt. Eitan could find televisions that are cube-shaped. We also discused the differnce between two dimensional and three dimensional object. Two dimensional objects have length and width, while three dimensional objects have length, width, and depth. Two dimensional objects are called Plane shapes and are flat. Three dimensional objects are Solid shapes and "look real." We just wrapped up chapter 17, Plane Shapes, and are moving into chapter 18, Solid Shapes.

Rachamim has taken chapter 18 home with him, and should bring it back when he returns. The packet does NOT have to be complete when he returns.

We also visited Harold the giraffe at the LEAP program site. The students were very excited, and had lots of fun sharing what they know about good health and proper nutrition.

READING AT HOME: Students who are reading chapter books will get a special GREEN bookmark. On the bookmark are questions that your family can ask the reader. The answers can be written in the journal or on a separate sheet of paper and turned in every Tuesday along with the Reading Log and the Journal.

HOMEWORK:

1. HELP ZELDA! from the LEAP program. One worksheet needs to be turned in tomorrow.
2. Read and record
3. Journal entry (Remember to record the date.)
4. RWI Comprehension Group: They received a vocabulary sheet. Please look at it. Read it. Return it tomorrow. Thank you.

DUE TOMORROW:
1. Reading Log
2. Journal
3. Help Zelda worksheet
4. About Trees book if you forgot to bring it today.
5. Bring in the chapter book you are reading now. I need to evidence that you are reading that book in your reading log, then you will receive a green bookmark.

NOTE: FIELD DAY IS TOMORROW! Students should wear the school's P.E. uniform and good running shoes.

Mia, Rafaela, and Arya have Language Arts writing to do at home. Tomorrow, I have conferences, and the girls must respond to my letter by re-writing their piece with great care. I look forward to the conferences tomorrow!

Ronnie earned 100% on her Math test about Money. She will be the Teacher's Assistant when the whole class learns how to count American currency.

Isaac earned 100% on his Math test, Plane Shapes.

There are some awesome mathematicians in Grade Two at Carmel!

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