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Mrs. Coakley's Classroom New

January 8, 2009 
 

Reading

 
 We will be reading "Grandmother Spider Brings the Sun " - Genre: A folktale is a traditional story that has been passed on orally for many generations.  Folktales usually have a moral about life.
 
 
Please be sure to have your child read every day!! 
 
                                                            Spelling                                                          

             

                                               

Story: Grandmother Spider Brings the Sun

Spelling Words: suffixes –ful, and –able, and Review of inflectional endings

 

 

1.       ringed                                       11.      wearable

2.       painful                                      12.     dressing

3.       fixable                                     13.     clogged       

4.       scared                                      14.     harmful

5.       helpful                                      15.     likable

6.       filling                                       Challenge Words

7.       pleasing                                    16.     wonderful

8.       wishful                                      17.     injured

9.       notable

10.     stunning

 

Vocabulary Words:

1.                   directions:  noun/plural form of direction-the way to get somewhere

2.                 sneak:  verb/to go quietly without being seen

3.                 bushy:  adjective/shaggy and thick

4.                 squinty:  adjective/eyes partly closed

5.                 ringed:  adjective/marked with a circular pattern

6.                 clay:  noun/soft sticky mud

7.                 tight:  adjective/fitting very closely together

8.                 rays:  noun/plural form of ray: a beam of light or energy

 

Questions to think about as you read the story:

1.                   Why did Grandmother Spider’s plan work better than the other animals’ ideas?

2.                 Which animal did you find most interesting?  Why did you find this animal interesting?

 

               

 

 


 
Grammar,Usage, and Mechanics

compound words and contractions 

Writing 
 
The Writing Process
Following the steps in the writing process
 

Science
New Unit - Rocks, Soils and Fossils

 
Social Studies

 

 Famous Americans:  Susan B. Anthony

Math
 
Multiplication Facts and Strategies and Division multiplying 2 and 3 digit numbers by 1 digit numbers


Reminders:
 
Report cards - Friday - Jan. 8, 2009 - please sign and return envelope

Field Trip - Courthouse, Kroger, Bank of America, and Library - Jan. 29-8:45-1:30
 
 Morning Drop-off

In order to ensure the safety of all children, please do not drop students off at school prior to 8:00AM unless they are enrolled in Dolphin Daycare. Staff members are not required to report until 8:00 AM therefore supervision is not available for early arriving students. Your assistance and support is greatly appreciated.

Judith A. Bonadio

Principal

Riverside Elementary

 
 
STUDENT of the WEEK January 11
Payten Wolverton
  
 
 
 
 
 

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