1. Mrs. Stone’s Class Classroom Newsletter May 8, 2017 REFLECTIVE
Dates to Remember
What Are We Learning?
Math – (1.MD.1) I can order 3 objects by length.
(1.MD.2) I can measure an object using multiple copies of the same
nonstandard unit (object).
ELA – (1.RL.3b) I can use details to describe major events of a story.
(1.W.7a) I can work with others to research.
(1.W.7b) I can work with others to create writing projects.
Science – (1.L.1.1) I can explain what living things need to survive.
I can explain how animals and people depend on plants, animals
and one another for food and sometimes shelter.
(1.L.1.2) I can describe how people, plants, and animals need a particular
range of temperature in their environment.
I can observe how an organism’s needs are supported by
different environments.
REFLECTIVE
Being reflective means you thoughtfully consider the world and our ideas and experiences.  We work to understand our strengths and weaknesses so we continue to learn and grow! This is a great time of year to reflect on your school year and set goals to continue being an inquirer and thinker!
May 8th – Day 3 (Music)
May 9th – Day 4 (Computers)
Progress Reports
May 10th – Day 1 (PE)
May 11th – Day 2 (Spanish & Art)
May 12th – Day 3 (Music)
School Store
Spirit Day: Neon Day
***Last day to check out library books will be May 15th and books are due May 19th.***
***Information came home about your child’s Animal Habitat Project due Friday, May 26th.***
***End-of-Year testing has started! Please be sure your child gets a good night’s sleep, a good breakfast, and arrives on time to school each day!
THANK YOU!!!
Thank you for all the teacher appreciation gifts, cards, and kind words. I really appreciate your thoughtfulness and for sharing your child with me this year!
Animal Habitat Diorama Project
Our last project of the year will be for your child to build a 3D diorama. They have selected their animal and habitat in class and the information packet has been sent home. Your child will be doing research at school
their project, but they will need to complete the
report and diorama at home. The diorama will
need to include their animal and have an
accurate replication of their animal’s habitat.
Your child will need to complete the report in their
own handwriting and will need to do most of the work on the diorama.
Spanish Word of the Week:
Hasta luego – See you later
Letterland: Unit Twenty-Eight
Students will learn the third sound, /t/, of the suffix –ed. They will also learn that ed has magic sparks that take the place of Magic e in making a Vowel Man appear. If you lose the word list, you can always go to our class webpage and print the list.
Mrs. Stephanie Stone address:
Coddle Creek Elementary School Phone number:
141 Frank’s Crossing Loop
Mooresville, NC Website: