Saddle Up For Success and Lasso  Your Learning In First Grade!

                                                        

Welcome to our class website! Thank you for entrusting your child to me. I promise to do my best every day to be your child's companion in learning. I look forward to having your child in our class and watching him or her grow and accomplish many goals during the coming school year. I hope that your child feels successful and finds first grade exciting and fun. I look forward to working with each or you. Together we can make this a rewarding year for your child. This is going to be a great year!! Thank you for your support. Parents, thank you so much for allowing me to be a part of your child's life this year. I know we will have a wonderful and rewarding year together.      

            With Love, 

 Mrs. Novins

  Dates To Remember:

September 26th- Field Trip to Lazy 5 Ranch




Parents please encourage your child to use good manners and respect their classmates.

                                                                                       


Weekly Update:

In reading, we will continue to work on recognizing and spelling high frequency words. This week in math we will be working on addition.  In Social Studies will our studying the diversity of families and groups.

Homework:

Sept. 2-5

Monday: Read!! NO SCHOOL!.

Tuesday: Read! Write your spelling words five times each.

Wednesday: Read!! Math workbook pages 1-4.
Thursday: Read! Math workbook pages 5-6. Study spelling words for a spelling test.

Friday: Read! No Homework on weekends.

                  Have a great Weekend!!

 

Spelling Words:

at

no

it

if

but
 

 

Special Class Times

Monday-Media 11:20-11-50

Tuesday-Music 11:20-11:50

Wednesday- No Special

Thursday- PE 11:20-11:50

Friday- Art 11:20-11:50

First graders continue to read, read, read, and read some more. After Christmas they are on their way to mastering the computer program "Reading Counts." After reading a book, the student takes a computer quiz. Each story has approximately 30 questions. The computer randomly picks 10 questions for the student to answer. The questions are in the form of multiple choices. These are excellent comprehension practice tests for students. Parents we encourage you to get involved with this. The books are in our school library and are marked with a yellow dot on the binder. The children are allowed to check these books out. Also, individual classrooms keep a selection of these books that the students can read in their spare time or take home to read. Remember the more they read, the better reader they will become.

 

 

 

• www.rss.k12.nc.us Rowan-Salisbury Schools
• www.harcourt.com reading textbook series