Monday 2-8-10
SOCIAL STUDIES: Ask your child, “Why was it
not fair to give marshmallows to only
friends who wore white socks today?”
(We will be discussing Black History this month.)
MATH HOMEWORK: Practice page 64- weight
ELA HOMEWORK: Practice page 19- letter o and p
SCIENCE: Ask your child, “What type of things are
in motion?” (living organisms)
Tuesday 2-9-10
SOCIAL STUDIES: Ask your child, “Who was Martin
Luther King Jr.?”
MATH HOMEWORK: Enrichment page 65- weight
ELA HOMEWORK: Phonics practice page 20- op words
SCIENCE: Ask your child, “what type of forces make
nonliving things move?” (push, pull, lift)
Wednesday 2-10-10
SOCIAL STUDIES: Ask your child,
“What is a Peace Walk?”
MATH HOMEWORK: Practice page 66- hot
or cold temperature
ELA HOMEWORK: Practice page 21, and recite
-op word flashcards
SCIENCE: Ask your child, “What are some machines
that help people work?” (washer machine,
sewing machine, lawn mower)
Thursday 2-11-10
SOCIAL STUDIES: Ask your child, “Who was
Rosa Parks?”
MATH HOMEWORK: Practice page 67. Vacation
Packet will be sent home today.
ELA HOMEWORK: Practice page 21- -op word
sentences
SCIENCE: If you wish, have your child bring in
Valentine’s Day treats or cards.
Friday 2-12-10
SOCIAL STUDIES: Have your child practice
singing Take Me Out to the Ball Game.
The class will sing this song for our Black
History Celebration.
MATH HOMEWORK: Work on Vacation Packet
ELA HOMEWORK: Work on Vacation Packet. Spend at
least 15 minutes reading to your child. Record
the story on your child’s Reading
Adventure’s Log.
SCIENCE: None