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December 6, 2021


This week in literacy, we will…

  • Recognize and use long vowel sounds in words with silent e

  • Read a poem titled, Five Little Mice

  • Read Bone Riddles by Ernesta Flores. While reading, we will use repeating language patterns to use information and infer a simple theme. We will also notice strong verbs that add action and acquire new vocabulary. 


In writing this week, we will…

  • Write a “How-To” informational piece about wrapping a present. While writing, we will focus on adding details and stating specific steps 

  • Write acrostic poems about winter topics 


In math this week, we will…

  • Solve addition and subtraction story problems with sums and minuends to 20

  • Use <,>, and = symbols to record comparisons of numbers

  • Solve for the unknown in story problems

  • Reason abstractly and quantitatively

  • Model with mathematics

  • Find addition facts for numbers 6-10


In Social Studies, we will finish our neighborhood unit by reading The Important Book by Margaret Wise Brown and writing about why Cedarburg is important to us.  We will also begin a new Science unit on Pushes & Pulls.  We will be learning more about forces and thinking about items we push and pull everyday.


Important Dates to Remember!


11/29- 12/9- Kapco's Kids 2 Kids Toy Drive

12/10- No School- Professional Development

Dec. 23- Jan. 2- Winter Break

Jan. 3- School Resumes

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