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small medium large Homework: We will have math and phonics homework every night (except Friday). Our spelling test will be every Thursday; our reading test every Friday. Our math fact test this Friday will be on the +8 facts. Here are your spelling words: 1. tent 2. went 3. sent 4. bent 5. bump 6. jump 7. pump 8. dump 9. hump 10. lump Here are your reading words for "Splash": 1.rained 2.then 3.looked 4.shed 5.neck 6.said 7.when 8.into 9.went 10.were Remember to read aloud to your family every night. These are the areas we are studying at school. Reading: author, illustrator, characters (who's in the story), main idea (what the story's mostly about) and details, comprehension, setting and good expression when reading aloud. We need to know what's on the title page (author, illustrator, title). Math: Counting (by twos, fives, tens, forward and backward), adding-vertical addition, subtraction, word problems, adding on and number lines, greater than, less than and equal to, graphs, finding numbers that are one more than, one less than another number, telling time, counting money and reading a thermometer, recognizing plane and solid shapes. Know how many sides and vertices (corners) are on each shape. Know if the solid shapes will stack, roll or slide. Grammar: Sentence structure, using a capital letter at the beginning of a sentence and a period, question mark or exclamation mark at the end, nouns and verbs, contractions, compound words, subject-verb agreement (he sees/we see). You may want to practice irregular plural nouns; for example, children is the plural of child, men for man, women for woman, feet for foot etc. Also, words that end in x, sh, s and ch must have -es added to the end to make them plural.
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