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You've Heard The Stories . . . Are You Ready For The Experience?!!
Updated
March 20, 2020
Dear Families,
As you all know by now, school is now closed until April 27th. I have included some ideas for things that you could do to "Keep Learning". Also, remember to check out our school's "Let's Keep Learning" page at:
https://sites.google.com/a/aos92.org/mrs-gower/
This page is separated into grade levels and has electronic and non electronic ideas. Please know that these things are just ideas for you and are not required. Please tell your children that I will miss them and cannot wait to see them all again very soon!
Don't forget about all of the great educational and fun websites that I have under the website tab right here on this site. I have added a few more recently. I am sure that the children will enjoy these. I also included information from our school's "Let's Keep Learning" page under my websites and academics tab.
Please also know that it is important for children to continue to read each day. Setting a goal of 20 minutes or more will help maintain all of their reading skills. Your child can also write a few sentences each day after they read about the main idea of what they read that day. This will reinforce writing skills (capitals, punctuation, complete sentences, and so forth as well as work on their summary writing skills).
Students can access Fast Math at home also.
https://sites.google.com/aos92.org/wes-portalhttp://www.enchantedlearning.com/home.html
They can do up to 2 lessons each day. If by chance your child finishes their math grid, please feel free to send me an email because I can change their level so that they can keep moving on. It is also a good idea for each student to continue to work on their math facts, whatever place that they are at. This will help maintain their facts so that we can continue to move forward when we return to school.
I also strongly encourage the students to get outside and play and observe. They can write or draw about what they see, hear, and smell while they are outside. They can take pictures of a fort or a fairy house that they build and send it to me for their share. They can write creative stories about what they create. I want to see where their imagination can take them.
Playing board games is also a great way to practice some great life skills. We have been playing lots of board games in our house and I hope that you are having the time to play some too.
Any work that they do at home and would like me to look at when we return to school, I will gladly take and look at.
I will be checking my email daily, so please feel free to email me with any questions that you may have. I look forward to returning back to school as soon as we are able to and I look forward to a wonderful remainder of the year with the students. I’ll miss them tremendously, but look forward to the wonderful stories we will share together when we return.
Educationally,
Mrs. Pomerleau
MISS YOU ALL!
March 20, 2020
Dear Families,
As you all know by now, school is now closed until April 27th. I have included some ideas for things that you could do to "Keep Learning". Also, remember to check out our school's "Let's Keep Learning" page at:
https://sites.google.com/a/aos92.org/mrs-gower/
This page is separated into grade levels and has electronic and non electronic ideas. Please know that these things are just ideas for you and are not required. Please tell your children that I will miss them and cannot wait to see them all again very soon!
Don't forget about all of the great educational and fun websites that I have under the website tab right here on this site. I have added a few more recently. I am sure that the children will enjoy these. I also included information from our school's "Let's Keep Learning" page under my websites and academics tab.
Please also know that it is important for children to continue to read each day. Setting a goal of 20 minutes or more will help maintain all of their reading skills. Your child can also write a few sentences each day after they read about the main idea of what they read that day. This will reinforce writing skills (capitals, punctuation, complete sentences, and so forth as well as work on their summary writing skills).
Students can access Fast Math at home also.
https://sites.google.com/aos92.org/wes-portalhttp://www.enchantedlearning.com/home.html
They can do up to 2 lessons each day. If by chance your child finishes their math grid, please feel free to send me an email because I can change their level so that they can keep moving on. It is also a good idea for each student to continue to work on their math facts, whatever place that they are at. This will help maintain their facts so that we can continue to move forward when we return to school.
I also strongly encourage the students to get outside and play and observe. They can write or draw about what they see, hear, and smell while they are outside. They can take pictures of a fort or a fairy house that they build and send it to me for their share. They can write creative stories about what they create. I want to see where their imagination can take them.
Playing board games is also a great way to practice some great life skills. We have been playing lots of board games in our house and I hope that you are having the time to play some too.
Any work that they do at home and would like me to look at when we return to school, I will gladly take and look at.
I will be checking my email daily, so please feel free to email me with any questions that you may have. I look forward to returning back to school as soon as we are able to and I look forward to a wonderful remainder of the year with the students. I’ll miss them tremendously, but look forward to the wonderful stories we will share together when we return.
Educationally,
Mrs. Pomerleau
MISS YOU ALL!
Our Current Learning Goals:
*Stay healthy and keep learning*
Reading: Students will understand how to answer questions completely and thoroughly.
Writing: Students will be able to write an opinion piece.
Language: Students will continue to practice and apply skills that we have focused on throughout the school year.
Spelling: Students will understand adding a suffix to a base word may change the spelling.
Math: Students will understand fractions.
Social Studies: Students will understand some of the similarities and differences between the five regions of the United States (Northeast, Southeast, Mid West, West, and South West).
*Stay healthy and keep learning*
Reading: Students will understand how to answer questions completely and thoroughly.
Writing: Students will be able to write an opinion piece.
Language: Students will continue to practice and apply skills that we have focused on throughout the school year.
Spelling: Students will understand adding a suffix to a base word may change the spelling.
Math: Students will understand fractions.
Social Studies: Students will understand some of the similarities and differences between the five regions of the United States (Northeast, Southeast, Mid West, West, and South West).