Reminders
 

• Gym is on Tuesdays. Your child should wear their gym uniform and sneakers.

• Please return your child's library book on Wednesdays.

•  Band is on Wednesdays.

• Your child’s green folder is their “Take Home” folder. Please empty it and return it to school each day.

• Please join Google Classroom and Remind

Math - Money

In this lesson children name and tell the value of pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters, and relate the value of these coins to the value of one dollar. Children will also count on to find the value of a set of dimes and pennies.

ELA

Wonders 

Essential Question:   How do plants change as they grow?
Vocabulary:  bloom, sprout, assist, grasp, spied
Comprehension skill: First, Next, Then, Last
Fundations:  Long Vowel Sounds, vowel-consonant-e syllable 

Religion

Jesus Goes Back to Heaven 

The children will learn that Ascension Thursday is when we celebrate Christ's ascension into Heaven on the 40th day after Resurrection.   We will read the account of the Ascension from the children’s Bible (Acts 1:3-11) and discuss that Jesus rose from the grave on Easter Sunday and then during the following 40 days, He appeared to His disciples and followers a few times.  The ascension reminds us of who Jesus  is and the important fact that He has gone to prepare a place for us to join Him. 

Jesus Does Wonderful Things

The children will learn that Jesus performed many miracles. They will see these miracles reveal that Jesus is the Son of God. 

They will hear the Bible story “The Miracle of the Multiplication of Loaves and Fish” (Mt 14: 13-21) and learn that God continues to feed His children today in the Eucharist. 

Social Studies - Then and Now

Children will understand how everyday life has changed over time and that people lived very differently 100 years ago than how we live today. We will compare the lives of people from long ago and people today.  Children will investigate how changes in household tools, communication, transportation, recreation, and technology have changed the way people live and work.

This week, the students will view real objects from long ago and record what they think the object is and what it is used for. Some of the objects they will be observing are phonograph, transistor radio, rotary phone, camera, washboard, mixer and screwdriver.

Sciences - Life Cycle of a Frog 

The children will be learning all about the life cycle of a frog. The life cycle of a frog consists of four stages: egg, tadpole, froglet and adult frog. As the frog grows, it moves through these stages in a process known as metamorphosis. The students will be observing these changes as our class tadpole “Hops” travels through its life cycle in our classroom.