In Readers' Workshop, students learned to synthesize main ideas in paragraphs by putting "pop out sentences" in their own words. When students can rephrase information in their own words, this helps us hold on to new information and synthesize what we read. Encourage your child to read informational texts at home. Have them identify the pop out sentence of a paragraph and put it in their own words. Below are a few links to great information text websites:
In Math Workshop, students noticed and noted properties of congruent polygons. We used this understanding to help identify congruent figures and explain how they "turn": clockwise, or counterclockwise. Students have homework coming home tonight, due tomorrow.
Students also took their x4 Fluency Quiz. See our Fluency Stars below!
Homework:
- Math homework
- Flash cards (x4): 20 minutes (if not memorized yet)
- Read: 20 minutes
- Bank Day is tomorrow. Please make sure you've signed your child's planner.
- I will be out of the building tomorrow. Please direct any changes in dismissal, etc. to the office. Thank you!
- Dry erase markers
Thank you,
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