Happy Thanksgiving Break!
What are we learning?
Math: In math this week, learners will generate a number that is greater than or less than a given whole number up 1,000. Learners will also use place value to compare and order whole numbers up to 1,000 using comparative language, numbers, and symbols (>, <, or =).Reading: In reading workshop this week, learners will continue their understanding of nonfiction texts by adding information to what they already know. They will use nonfiction books to gather and recall new information. In writing workshop, learners will begin expository writing by collecting keywords and building them into paragraphs about a topic of their choice. Learners will also be able to recognize and use adverbs (that tell when) in their writing.
R.E.D. folders are due Friday, November 30th.
Science: In science this week, learners will know that the natural world includes earth materials (rocks, water, and natural/manmade resources).
Social Studies: In social studies this week, learners will explore the significance of different ethnic or cultural celebrations. Please see announcement below about upcoming traditions (holidays around the world) project.
Calendar
November 19th - 23rd - Fall Break-NO School
December 7th - Winter Texan Town #1
December 14th - Winter Texan Town #2
December 14th - Jingle Bell Run
December 14th - Holidays Around the World DUE
December 20th - Winter Party @ 1:00
December 21st - Early Release @ 12:15
December 7th - Winter Texan Town #1
December 14th - Winter Texan Town #2
December 14th - Jingle Bell Run
December 14th - Holidays Around the World DUE
December 20th - Winter Party @ 1:00
December 21st - Early Release @ 12:15
Announcements
Parent NewsletterMs. Martin sends out a parent newsletter each week with many important announcements about TCE. Click here to check out this weeks newsletter.
Holidays Around the World
Our current unit, Holidays Around the World involves the different customs and traditions of various December holidays. In connection with this, each student will need to choose a special custom or tradition they do during December to share with the class. They will need to teach the class about their tradition or custom through a presentation. Be sure to include visuals to go with it. Be creative! Presentations may be done on paper, poster board, Google slides, iMovie, PowToon, Adboe Spark, or any other digital presentation tool (2-3 minute limit).
Each student will get to present his/her project to the class during the last week in December before we are out for Winter Break. Your child's project is due on December 14th.

The Lions Club of Coppell provides holiday food baskets & toys to those in need. If you'd benefit from this assistance, please click the link, complete, & turn into our nurse, Sue Kane, by Dec. 5th. The information will be shared with the Lions Club.
Lost and Found
Our TCE lost and found is growing! Today, November 16th, the lost and found will be located outside near the front loop. Please look for any lost or missing items from your family.






