Homework packets came home today. Please return by Friday.
Questions for the dinner table:
Order these numbers from greatest to least: 17, 13, 18, 11
How are you "the boss of" your own reading?
What is your job in reading?
What type of questions should you ask yourself while you a writing (who, what where, when, why)?
Is your plant growing? Why or why not?
Day in the Life: November in First Grade
Class Meeting: Using class meetings as way to connect as a class family. This is crucial element of our day as we learn about each other, build community, and problem solve within our classroom.Discovery: Focusing on grappling, collaboration, and problem solving.
Class Jobs: Students independently complete jobs that they have chosen based on the needs of our classroom.
Reading Mini-Lesson: Beginning a new unit: Readers takes charge of their reading, they stop at the first sign of trouble and then try something to solve the problem
Private Reading: Practicing "Being the Boss" of our own reading
Reading Groups: Groups are based on different strategies that the students are working on
Reading with Mrs. McCallister: Conferencing to focus on individual strengths and areas of need
Partner Reading: Utilizing our friends as teachers and coaches to support our reading
Word Work: Focusing on digraphs (th, wh, sh, ph, ch)
Writing: Thinking about what are readers would want to know. Asking "wh" questions
Special 1
Special 2
Math- Calendar- Addressing money, patterns, fluency within addition and subtraction, and measurement
Math- Fluency Practice- Practicing addition facts with flexibility and automaticity
Math- Small Group - Addressing individual strengths and misconceptions
Math- Mini-Lesson Comparing quantities within the "teen" numbers
Math- Work Time- Comparing quantities within the "teen" numbers
Science- Recording our observations on plant growth
Book Shopping- Students sign up to go shopping for new books when their books are too easy, too hard, too boring, etc.
Miles Reading- Free choice books...do not have to be a "good fit." Used to promote interest and conversation.
Dismissal- We had a wonderful day together! Although my Thanksgiving break was wonderful, spending my day with this amazing, talented, thoughtful, and kind group of kiddos is a gift that I am honored to hold. 💖
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