Thinking Ahead Week of January 7

Looking Ahead

Week of January 7

ELA:  We will continue working with narrative elements such as character, setting, problem/solution, plot, and theme.  We will also work on narrative writing pieces.

Math:  We will continue with Module 3- multiplication and division applications.  This is a great time to brush up on those multiplication skills!  **Work in this module is considerably easier if multiplication facts are memorized.  Of course, students may still draw pictures or use count-bys.**

Science:  We will wrap up our learning about rocks and minerals.

Social Studies:  We will wrap up our learning about Carolina: A New Colony.

Pajama Day and Read In on Thursday

We will be celebrating reading at LCEU on Thursday with an author visit and read-in!  We will also celebrate with our PTO winter celebration!  Students may wear pajamas, bring their cozy blankets, and bring their books to read!  It's going to be a great day at the lake!

Week Ahead December 17-21

Week of December 17, 2018

ELA:  We will be working on writing a narrative fiction piece.  We're going to put our knowledge of story elements to work!

Science:  We will be learning about the types of rocks:  igneous, metamorphic, and sedimentary.

Social Studies:  We will continue to learn about Carolina's early settlement.  We will have a quiz on the New Colonists on Wednesday.

Math:  We are working on Module 3. This module revisits multiplication and division in a more abstract way through algebraic concepts. This is a great time to work on multiplication tables 4s-9s.  

Looking Ahead Week of December 10

Looking Ahead 

Week of December 10-14

ELA: We will learn more about narrative elements and begin to use these to help analyze text.  We will have a test on the reading story, Wolf! on Friday, December 14.

Math:  We will review Module 2. We will have a test on Thursday, December 13.

Social Studies:  We will continue learning about early Carolina settlers.

Science:  We will learn more about rock properties as well as igneous, metamorphic, and sedimentary rocks.

**The last day to collect cans is Monday, December 10.**