In reading last week, we worked on finding evidence to
support a claim about a book. After reading texts as a class, students were
asked to stake a claim about the books. They supported these claims by citing
specific details from the text.
Students’ mask projects were fantastic! It was wonderful to
hear students talk about their masks and engage in discussions about their
favorite literary characters. Be on the lookout for the upcoming November book
project, to be assigned next week.
In writing, students continue to draft their personal
narratives. Last week, our student teacher Mr. Karon led a lesson on parts of
speech. Ask your child what they learned about nouns, adjectives, and adverbs!
In math, we have been working on strategies for subtracting
on a number line. A number line is a model that helps students visualize the
operations of addition and subtraction. This video explains one method for
subtracting on a number line: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8g-wDx5Dklw.
In social studies, students have been sketching pieces for
their Wampanoag murals. We will be constructing the murals on Wednesday,
November 4.
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