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Mrs. Trudnowski

Dear Parents,

          Welcome!  Please call with any specific 
          questions. This is what we are doing the week of Nov. 9th:

                              THINGS TO REMEMBER:
           ***Tissues for our room are always appreciated!
              No School Monday or Tuesday (Nov. 9th and 10th)

          LANGUAGE ARTS: STORY: No story this week
           
          VOCABULARY WORDS: 
          
          SPELLING PATTERN: 
         
          WRITING: We are writing in our journal and practicing good 
                   sentence structure. We are dicussing the writing process 
                   and writing paragraphs.

          
          MATH: Chapter 3: Place Value to 100 and Money
           
               ***Please make sure your child is practicing their addition  
               and subtraction math facts every day! Flashcards are a great 
               way to do this. 

          HANDWRITING:  
              
             We are practicing slant print to get ready for cursive mid-year.
             We are creating animal poems to practice.
             
 
          SCIENCE: Chapter 3: Looking at Habitats                 
                   
                   
          SOCIAL STUDIES: Unit 2: Our Government

                                                   
              PLEASE CONTINUE TO READ AT LEAST 20 MINUTES AND STUDY SPELLING 
              EVERY NIGHT.  YOUR CHILD IS RESPONSIBLE FOR WRITING HIS/HER 
              NIGHTLY HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENTS IN THEIR AGENDA BOOKS.  THESE CAN 
              BE CHECKED NIGHTLY. NO HOMEWORK ON THE WEEKEND!

                                     SPECIALS:
                                   Day 1: Music
                                   Day 2: Art
                                   Day 3: Computer
                                   Day 4: Library
                                   Day 5: Gym

             Suggestions for Choosing Books:
                 Author and series
                 Favorite genre, hobbies, etc.
                 Award winners
                 Newspapers and magazines
                 Recommendations from teachers or friends                
                 Try a type that you have never read before                 
                 Reread a favorite!
                
   The "five finger" rule helps students find "just right" books.  
Students read a page of the text and hold up a finger for each word that 
they do not know.  If they have five fingers up before they finish the page, 
that book is probably too hard for independent reading.

                   Please call or email me with any questions.
                           Stefanie Trudnowski
                           474-2600 ext.5205 or: 
                        strudnowski@fairview.iu5.org
                 

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