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    First: March Homework Is Due Friday, March 30th!

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    The document provides information about the homework, reading, math, and writing lessons for students. It reminds parents that homework is due on March 30th and to have their child read every night. It discusses that students have been learning about fractions in math class, the magic E in reading, and focusing on punctuation and capitalization in writing. It also announces spring break from April 2nd-6th and encourages sending crushed cans to school to support a charitable cause.

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    The document provides information about the homework, reading, math, and writing lessons for students. It reminds parents that homework is due on March 30th and to have their child read every night. It discusses that students have been learning about fractions in math class, the magic E in reading, and focusing on punctuation and capitalization in writing. It also announces spring break from April 2nd-6th and encourages sending crushed cans to school to support a charitable cause.

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    First: March Homework Is Due Friday, March 30th!

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    Trisha Andersen
    The document provides information about the homework, reading, math, and writing lessons for students. It reminds parents that homework is due on March 30th and to have their child read every night. It discusses that students have been learning about fractions in math class, the magic E in reading, and focusing on punctuation and capitalization in writing. It also announces spring break from April 2nd-6th and encourages sending crushed cans to school to support a charitable cause.

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    First News

    up with lots of examples of words with MAGIC E! We continue to work on practicing our fluency and comprehension! Be sure to continue to build and work on this at home by having your child read EVERY NIGHT!

    Homework

    March homework is due Friday, March 30th!


    BE Respectful, BE Responsible, BE Fair-Minded
    Mrs. Brinkman jody.brinkman@thompsonschools.org 679-9531 Mrs. Saya janelle.saya@thompsonschools.org 679-9530 Mrs. Workman- melissa.workman@thompsonschool.org 679-9548

    Remember to be reading for 20 minutes every night and to also complete at least 10 activities on the back! Lets get 100% participation this month!!!

    Math
    In Math, we are working on fractions. We need to know, understand and describe and . We are also working on identifying time to the hour. At home find some FUN ideas to practice fractions (maybe with some yummy pizza) and ask your child to tell you the time using an analog clock! You can also continue practicing those skills like counting money, counting in different ways, story problems and adding and subtracting.

    Reading
    This week in reading we focused on MAGIC E!! Your child has a MAGIC E poem in his/her ICR Notebook that we used as a shared reading this week to learn about how MAGIC E works. We went on a MAGIC E word hunt in our GOOD FIT books and came

    MATH CONT
    We took our first timed math fact test this week. We are trying to complete 50 facts in 3 minutes. We are using these to help us become more fluent at our math facts. Our goal is that everytime we take it, we do better than the previous time. This is strictly for fun and practice. You can print your own facts off on mathfactcafe.com.

    STAR OF THE WEEK


    Mrs. Saya- Emily Tapia Mrs. Brinkman- Emma Dubovos Mrs. Workman- Drew Ayres

    MARK YOUR CALENDARS March 30th


    March Homework due!!

    WRITING
    SPRING HAS SPRUNG!!! spring. This week

    we wrote about all the things we love about Our learning target continues to focus on punctuation and capitalization. We are working hord to become more consistent at doing this in all the writing that we do. As your child writes at home be sure to remind them to put punctuation at the end of a sentence and a capital at the beginning!

    April 2nd-6th
    SPRING BREAK!

    CANS FOR CASH!!!!!


    Our Cans for Cash bin is looking a little bare. Lets put Ponderosa on the map and raise a truckload of money to support a charity, cause or country still to be determined. If you have cans you are saving, please CRUSH THEM and then send them into school in a garbage bag. Thanks so much! LETS GO PANDAS!!!

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