 Mrs. Joyce Scott
BS in Elementary Education
Email: jscott@stpaulscullman.com Please type the above into your email program if the link doesn't automatically open your email program. Website Spelling City |  |
Below are just some of the things we'll be learning this year!
August
Language Arts: initial and final consonant sounds, syllables, rhyming words, capitals (days, months, names, I, first word in sentence) Math: shapes, counting to 30, bar graphs, ordering numbers from smallest to largest, addition facts to 10, doubles to 18, ordinal numbers to 6th October
Language Arts: singular, plural, possessive nouns, long vowels, compound words, end marks captializtion (special places i.e. stores) letters and sounds (ng,qu,ce,ci,long vowels) Math: measuring length, number words to 10. December
Language Arts: letters and sounds (long oo, short oo, ow, aw, au, kn), commas in a series, capitals (cities & states) Math: using a ruler, tallying, adding 2 digit numbers without regrouping February
Language Arts: reading comprehension, past tense verbs, adjectives that compare, pronouns Math: counting by fives, identifying nickels April
Language Arts: rhythm (beat of a poem), plural past tense verbs, pronouns Math: subtraction facts, subtracting 2 digit numbers without regrouping | September
Language Arts: main idea, details, antonyms, adjectives, types of sentences, short vowels Math: counting backwards from 10, subtracting from 10, counting by tens, telling time to the hour, even numbers, identifying dimes and pennies. November
Language Arts: adjectives, verbs, letters and sounds (gi,ge,ow, long vowel) Math: dividing objects in half, paying for objects usins dimes & pennies) January
Math: doubles plus one facts, congruent shapes, counting to 100, counting by tens from a single digit number March
Language Arts: end marks, contractions Math: dozen and 1/2 dozen, measuring using feet, identify 1/2, 1/2, 1/6, space shapes, adding 3 single digit numbers, counting dimes, nickels and pennies, measuring and drawing line segments to nearest centimeters. May
Math: reading a thermometer, subtracting half of a double |
