We're at 81%! Way to go, 3G families!
It's not too late to donate and pray a decade of the rosary. You can visit the school's website to donate. https://www.sascolts.org/
If we reach 100% by Dec. 31, 2020, I will donate $210 ($10 per Scholar and pray a decade for each child).
Grammar - test over abstract nouns. Journeys p. 350-351
Math - SplashLearn (practice division)
Handwriting - due tomorrow
Scholastic book orders are due tomorrow.
Kamishibai -- everyone will need to bring in a SHOE BOX or SHIPPING BOX to make their Kamishibai theatre. If you want to make a small one, you can bring in a shoe box, otherwise, please bring in a shipping box (Amazon, Target, etc,, small to medium in size. The paper we will be using is 8.5 x 11.
If you'd like to start engineering your Kamishibai at home, you can. We will work on these the week of Dec. 14th as part of our Christmas STREAM projects.
If you don't have a box, please let me know.
Scholastic book orders are due by Friday.
Math - SplashLearn: Relating Equal Sharing and Equal Grouping Scenarios
Math Challenge: Write an division or multiplication word problem for the class to solve. If you choose to write an original problem, bring it to class tomorrow. Make sure you solve it so that we'll have the correct answer. You're going to be the TEACHER!
We will be learning more about St. Nicholas and celebrating his feast day this Friday.
St. Nicholas loved God's people and was thankful too, and that’s why at Christmastime we try to
be just like him. He was so grateful for the life God had given him
that he just couldn’t stop giving joy and hope to others!
St. Nicholas will also be leaving treats in the students' shoes, please bring in ONE shoe to leave in the hallway on Thursday night.
Formed has a couple of shows about St. Nicholas that you might enjoy watching.
https://www.loyolapress.com/catholic-resources/saints/saints-stories-for-all-ages/saint-nicholas/
Math - p. 76-77, #2 - 18 even
Get your December goal signed.
December RQ is due Dec. 31st.
Have you started on your weekly IXL?
