Mrs. Trotter's Second Grade Class
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Welcome to Second Grade - Room 103 Seth Whitman Elementary School Welcome to our website, a place where you can visit all of the important information about what is going on in our classroom and at school. I hope you are able to find everything that you need to keep you informed of the procedures, events, and learning activities for the 2009-2010 school year. Wow!! This is a very generous class. Many students participated in the food drive. You wouldn't believe all of the food items that Seth Whitman has collected for the Boone County Food Pantry. Miss Gorham will be leaving us very soon. Her student teaching experience will be over on Tuesday, November 24th. We will all miss her very much. There is no school on Wednesday, November 25 through Friday, November 27th. We are off for the Thanksgiving break. I hope you all enjoy the extra time with your family during the break. Mark your calendar! All of the second grade and third grade students will be participating in a Christmas music concert on Wednesday, December 16th, 2009. This concert will be held in the PAC (the Performing Arts Center) at Belvidere High School. It is at 7 PM. Mrs. Parret does a stupendous job with this performance every year. Invite the grandparents. They are sure to enjoy it. More information about this will be sent home as we get closer. Our class has been very busy lately. Here are a few of the things we have been working on: reading: They read a story called Jamaica Louise James. Several of the students were able to make a text to self connection because they enjoy drawing just as much as Jamica does. We talked about the author's purpose. This is the reason why the author wrote the story. All students will be working on the second theme test next week. Spelling: All of the words this week either began or ended with a digraph, which are special word blends such as -ch, -sh, or -th. There will be no test during the week of Thanksgiving. Grammar: The students started learning about abbreviations and how to write them correctly. They worked with abbreviations for the different days of the week and the months of the year. Writing: We learned how a personal narrative story is a story where the author tells about something that has happened in real life. They had to tell Miss Gorham about something that had happened to them and how they felt about it. Math: We continued to work on money. The students will finish up the money chapter the week after Thanksgiving. Please continue to practice counting with real coins. Social Studies: We talked about the history of Thanksgiving and what it would be like to live as a Pilgrim child. Computer lab: They learned how to choose a font and how to center the words using Microsoft Word. They all remembered how to log into the computer lab here at Seth Whitman! It is so much fun to see their excitement while we are working in the lab. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving! I am very thankful that I have the opportunity to teach your child.
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