Congratulations to Louden and Lio for completing the understanding of the basic concepts in The Hour of Code.
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Wednesday, October 2, 2019
Phonics Facts
How many sounds does ch- make?
One...no
Two...not quite.
Three.... you got it!
Ch- (ch) as in chimney
Ch- (k) as in Christmas
Ch- (sh) as in machine
Can you think of more examples to share in our morning meeting tomorrow?
Homework
Religion - food donation for St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry
Grammar - test over nouns
Spelling - test
If you didn't get your monthly goal signed, please do so tonight.
Grammar - test over nouns
Spelling - test
If you didn't get your monthly goal signed, please do so tonight.
Tuesday, October 1, 2019
Homework
Math - p. 113 # 2 - 14 , even.
Do not estimate. Show your work. Self-correct (make a cheeseburger).
Religion - test, Chapter 4
Get your personal goal for October signed.
Do not estimate. Show your work. Self-correct (make a cheeseburger).
Religion - test, Chapter 4
Get your personal goal for October signed.
Sharing the Gospel
We hung up our poster reminding everyone to feed the poor, just as Jesus taught us in the Beatitudes.
Hydroponic Gardening
In Science we’re learning about parts of a plant and in Social Studies we learned about geography and natural resources, so we’re going to experiment with hydroponic gardening.
The word “hydro” is Greek (proper noun) and means water. “Ponos” means labor. Hydroponics is a way of growing plants without soil, but rather with a nutrient-rich water. We’ll be making our own nutrients from crushed egg shells.
We also discussed why some people may use hydroponics rather than traditional gardening methods. Share what you’ve learned.
The word “hydro” is Greek (proper noun) and means water. “Ponos” means labor. Hydroponics is a way of growing plants without soil, but rather with a nutrient-rich water. We’ll be making our own nutrients from crushed egg shells.
We also discussed why some people may use hydroponics rather than traditional gardening methods. Share what you’ve learned.
Tentative Test Schedule update
Tuesday: Spelling pre-test
Wednesday: Religion - chapter 4
Thursday: Spelling, Grammar- nouns
Friday: Reading- If You Made A Million
Wednesday: Religion - chapter 4
Thursday: Spelling, Grammar- nouns
Friday: Reading- If You Made A Million
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