Sorry, friends! I've been a little lax on my blogging...
This week, in our morning meetings, we've shared about our weekend, shared our favorite breakfast foods and orange objects and played Alibi and Sparkle. We've also finished UNgifted and LOVED it so much! Ask your kiddo which character(s) they related or connected to and why. I only have one copy but they are all wanting to read the sequel, Supergifted. :) Also, in order to become more independent with our WEP goals, we added to our action plans~ask your child to see what they added.
In 4th grade Literacy/Science/Social Studies, we have been practicing adding dialogue to our narratives as well as a collaborative story we're working on, practiced our understanding of government with some games on iCivics and today began a learning activity about Civic Participation. We are also now able to make connections between characters in our read aloud, The Ability, and had a really neat moral discussion the other day. In Math, we had some fun exploring Exploding Dots and then are excited to get a turn to teach! Students are planning 20 minute lessons to teach to the class!
5th grade students went on a field trip today to Ohio Energy Workshop in Worthington. It's been pretty quiet around here...
Do you ever wonder what a school day in the life of your child looks like? Are you frustrated with the shoulder shrug you receive when asking about their day? Well, wonder no more! Read my daily blog so that you can ask more detailed questions and know more about your child's school life!
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