- Webber Wiggle - Instead of a fun run this year, we will be doing a danceathon! We will have two groups of dancers, one time for the lower el students and a second time for the upper el students. Every student will receive a Webber t-shirt for participating! The goal is for each student to raise $50. If they raise $100 they will go to a "secret party" at an offsite location. A Webber Wiggle flyer went home last week. Donation envelopes will come home the day of the dance!
October 1st - October 5th - Spirit Week (Star Wars Theme)
- Monday- “PJaba” Day-wear your pajamas to school (be sure to bring appropriate shoes for PE and recess)
- Tuesday -Clone Day-wear a white shirt with blue jeans or a Star Wars shirt
- Wednesday-Wookie Hair Day-do something wacky with your hair
- Thursday - "Read” Squadron Day- Wear red or dress like your favorite book character
- Friday- May the force be with Lake Orion-Wear Lake Orion or Webber gear or dress in green and white
October 5th - Webber Wiggle
October 12th - O.C.C Fire Cadets presenting Fire Safety in all classesOctober 15th - 7:00 p.m. PTO Meeting Bond Information Video (Free Childcare is available)
Learning This Week:
- Writers will...
- use familiar words to spell new words
- write words part by part using syllables
- edit their writing by adding capital letters and punctuation
- learn craft moves from an author and try it in their own writing
- Readers will...
- use meaning to figure out words asking,"what would make sense here?"
- do a double check
- break words into parts and crash them together
- not give up, they try again and again
- celebrate good habits
- Mathematicians will...
- review equal and not equal sign
- continue to practice math drawings for addition equations
- tell their own addition story problems
- discuss different types of equations and how they can be written
- explore solution methods (counting all or counting on)
- Scientists will...
- continue to look for the daytime moon and draw their observations in their science journal
- learn about the sun and how it helps us on Earth
- In social studies students will learn why schools have rules, who makes rules, and participate in a vote.
Photos from the week:
Mrs. Heron reminds us what to do when someone is bugging us!
Practicing finding parts we know in words.
Exploring how the Sun, Moon, and Earth are connected using a flash light, smaller ball, and medium sized ball. Our drawing in our science journals are below. Notice our arrows to show how the Moon moves around the Earth!
Observing the moon in the daytime
Playing "be the teacher" during partner reading. We give our partners signs to keep reading or to fix something up.
