2. All homework should be one in pencil.

3. Quality of the work must be neat, legible and done completely.

4. All homework and projects must be returned on the assigned day.

5. When homework is not received, the child many expect a consequence such as playtime detention or loss of free time.

6. Reading with parents and practicing math facts is an ongoing expectation.

This week At a Glance
June 1, 2009

Reading:  Theme #6- Talent Show

Story:  The School Mural

Vocabulary Words:
          event-something that takes place; an occurrence
        pride-the feeling that comes when one is proud of something
        scene-something that can be seen; a picture or view
        sketches-drawings that are completed quickly and with few
                      details
        splattered-splash out in a messy way

Comprehension skill:
          Problem Solving
          Questioning

Phonics and Spelling:
          Base words with -ed and -ing endings

Grammar:
          Comparing with Adjectives

Math:
          Chapter #10, Numbers to 1,000
This week:  Parts of 1,000
                 Diagnostic Checkpoint
                 Using Data From a Chart
                 Before, After, and Between
                 Ordering Numbers

Social Studies:   We The People