Sunday, February 6, 2022

February 7th - 11th

Calendar

February 7th-11th - Bring Valentine Boxes/Bags and Valentine Cards to School
February 10th - Mrs. Bowman's Birthday
February 14th - Valentines Day Party @ 2:00 pm
February 16th Mrs. Judd's Birthday
Febraury 18th - No School - District Holiday
February 21st - No School - Weather Day
February 22nd - TwosDAY
*Special day in second grade! More information to come!!*
February 26th - Last Day to Submit Yearbook Photos
*See graphic below*
March 3rd - Spring Picture Day
*Group and Individual Pictures*
March 11th - Early Release
March 14th-18th - Spring Break - No School


Announcements

Reminders from your Second Grade Teachers

*iPads - Please remember to send your child's iPad each day to school fully charged. 

*Headphones - Please check with your child that they have working headphones/earbuds at school. Learners have many times where they are watching a video or can listen to directions and/or books and apps that need audio. Thank you so much for your help with this!

*Weather - As our weather outside is colder, please remember that we will still be going outside for recess. District policy states that if the "feels like" temperature is above 32 degrees we will be going outside for some fresh air. Please make sure your child has dressed appropriately for recess weather. 

*Snack - We have a short snack time each day. It is important that they have a healthy and nutritious snack each day to fuel their bodies. We also ask that the snack you send be completely free of peanuts/tree nuts. This will help provide a safe environment for all learners. 


Valentines Day

Our class Valentine's Day party will be on Monday, February 14th @ 2:00 pm. Please have your child address a valentine's card to each child in their homeroom. The names of the students in our class were sent home the week of January 24th-28th and emailed out too. You may attach a small treat to the card (if you would like) but please make sure all treats are peanut/tree nut-free. 

Students should decorate and bring their own decorated bag or box from home to hold their valentines. Please have your child bring their box/bag and a bag of cards to school the week of February 7th and no later than February 11th. 

All elementary campuses will be able to have the 1-2 assigned PTO room parents attend and run the parties on February 14th. No other parents or visitors will be able to join that day! 

Ideas & Inspiration for Valentines Boxes & Bags
Here are a few ideas if you need something to help you get started when thinking about decorating a valentines box/bag. Pinterest has many great ideas and examples as well! Designs can be as elaborate or simple as your child would like. 

valentinesvalentine craftsDIY Unicorn Valentine Card Box! See more adorable DIY Valentine Box Ideas on www.prettymyparty.com.Valentine’s Day Card Boxes | To transform a tissue box into your favorite emoji face, you only need three colors of paper: red, yellow, and black.R2D2 Valentine Box | 25+ Valentine Boxes for boysAngry Birds | 25+ Valentine Boxes for boysThis Bee Valentine Box made out of an oatmeal container is simple to make and is perfect for Valentine's Day. Awesome DIY Valentine'i hes Box.Quick classroom valentine holder... Had to repin this because it had my name on it!!!!!!! Lol


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What we are learning?

Math - In Math, learners will finish determining the number that is 10 or 100 more or 10 or 100 less than a given number up to 1,200. Learners will generate a number that is greater than or less than a given whole number up to 1,200. Learners will also compare and order whole numbers up to 1,200 using comparative language, numbers, and the symbols >, <, or =. Learners will show understanding by comparing two numbers using comparative language, verbally to a classmate. 

Parent Resources Link - Generating a Number Less Than or Greater Than a Given Number

Parent Resources Link - Comparing and Ordering Numbers to 1,200

Optional Place Value Practice Papers for Home

Optional Addition & Subtraction Practice Papers for Home

Reading- In Reading learners will use the mentor text Robots in Love to understand the schema and explore how to create an inference. In Phonics, they will continue with their study of prefixes. 

Writing/Grammar- In writing, learners will be finishing our poetry unit. Each child will choose their favorite poem and publish it for everyone to read! Learners will also create an illustration to go along with their published poem.

Social Studies- In Social Studies, learners will continue in our geography unit by examining major landforms and bodies of water. 

Science - In Science, learners will continue to study weather, focusing on precipitation this week. We will measure, record, and graph weather information regarding precipitation using the appropriate tools.