- Welcome to our classroom blog! On this blog I will include important reminders, dates, and notes, what we are learning for the week, and some photos from the week.
- Our classroom mascot is a stuffed lion named Rasheed. He is apart of our phonics program that is brand new this year. Students may talk about him frequently! If you have any old build a bear clothing items, please consider donating to our classroom for Rasheed. We are in need of a detective outfit and construction worker outfit to go along with our phonics/reading units.
- I am looking for a volunteer to rip out and sort pages in our math work books by page # (ex: create a stack of 25 page 1's, create a stack of 25 page 2's, etc) by the end of this week. This can be done at your house or on the table outside our classroom. If you are interested please email me and I will get back to you ASAP. Thank you!
- Many have asked what else they can donate to make our classroom complete. I do frequently add items onto my Amazon Wish List. You can view it here. I will also have a donation wish list that I will put out at curriculum night. Thank you!
- May
the Force be with Lake Orion!- The 2018
Lake Orion Homecoming Parade will be on Sunday, September 30th
at 3:00 P.M. in downtown Lake Orion. All students from Webber are invited to
walk in the parade with an adult. The theme this year is STAR WARS, so feel
free to dress up if you would like. October 1st-October 5th
will be Spirit week at Webber. Please look for more information to come.
Important Dates to Remember:
9/12 - Curriculum Night
Learning This Week:
- Writers will...
- learn how to write a true story
- touch and tell, sketch, then write
- use pictures to add on
- use strong feelings to generate story ideas
- revise their story with revision strips
- Readers will...
- book shop at their reading level
- take a sneak peek to get ready to read
- work together with their reading partner
- do something at the end of the book
- get stronger by reading more and more
- remember to reread
- Mathematicians will...
- learn to see a number as a 5-group and more
- review partners of 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6
- review math stories, circle drawings, and math mountains
- review a break apart stick
- remember how to add and subtract with zero
- Scientists will...
- learn what scientists do
- go on a nature walk and use senses to observe
- observe our "discovery center" with magnifying glasses
- chart wonders
- In social studies students will...
- create a class promise and sign their name
- learn ways to get along in school
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