Newsletter:
Past 1st Grade Newsletters
- Week 21 (January 20)
- Week 20 (January 13)
- Week 19 (January 6)
- Week 18 (December 16)
- Week 17 (December 9)
- Week 16 (December 2)
- Week 15 (November 18)
- Week 14 (November 11)
- Week 13 (November 4)
- Week 12 (October 28)
- Week 11 (October 21)
- Week 10 (October 14)
- Week 9 (September 30)
- Week 8 (September 23)
- Week 7 (September 16)
- Week 6 (September 9)
- Week 5 (September 2)
- Week 4 (August 26)
- Week 3 (August 19)
- Week 2 (August 12)
- Week 1 (August 5)
- Welcome Letter
Give Children Age-Appropriate Responsibilities: Responsibility means being dependable, making good choices, and taking accountability for your actions
⭐ When children take on household jobs, they contribute to the family and learn important life skills. Work together on making a chart of responsibilities that they can take on, from organizing their backpack each day, to putting away their laundry, to feeding the family pet.
⭐ Teach them key skills — such as how to make simple healthy snacks or how to use the broom to clean up spills — to encourage their independence.
Contact Information:
🏕 haley.young@fppsphoenix.net
🏕 Text: 480-647-5625
Music Days:
Wednesday and Friday
Computer Day:
Tuesday
Visual Arts: Monday
Phonograms to know:
- dge, gu, or, ng, ea, ou, ough, ph, er, th, ei, ie, oe, ee, ar, ay, ai, ey, y, i
This Week’s Reading
- Treasures, McCall Harby Test 13-14
- “Color”
This Week’s Spelling Words
- forgot, mouse, through, guess, phone, hang, store, meat, supper, I, rain, male, female, mail, eye, toe, became, brother, keep, star
For spelling homework and practice:
https://www.spellzone.com/word_lists/graded-lists.cfm
or
https://www.spellingstars.com/
This Week’s Language/Writing:
- Spalding-
- glass-weak
Spalding has an app if you would like to practice phonograms. It is called Phonograms by SEI (Spalding Education International) in the APP store for $3.99
This Week’s Math
- Saxon Math Lessons 111-115
This Week’s Social Studies (History) and Science
- Science: Engineering Sound and Light
- Social Studies: Map Skills, Martin Luther King Jr