Week 26 Recap

Posted on Sunday, March 4th, 2018 at 7:50 pm

Hello Everyone and Happy March!

This past week was very busy!

Past Week:

We had Literacy Week this past week and our week was filled with book activities and events!  On Tuesday we watched as our 3 top spellers participated in the school’s annual Spelling Bee!  Jax, Makiah, and Ella all did very well.  Ella even was in the top 3!  I am so very proud of them in what they accomplished.

We read the book Ishi, a book about a rock having a tough time, but then finds a way to bring its happiness back.  Our classroom made our own Ishi book as well as a 2 page spread of our own Ishi experience for the school’s “Ishi book.”

Thursday we had our Literacy Night!  I had a blast running the Harry Potter Trivia with Ms. Kirsten.  If you got to come and see, the floating candles and witch hats were made by our class 🙂

On Friday we had studio and then did Dr. Seuss activities in the afternoon until the school wide Read-a-thon.

Since our week was busy with new activities and events we were unable to do cultural lessons this week.  We will make up Botany this coming week.

In group lessons this week I had the Antelopes and Badgers language group work on expanding their sentences to be able to add more details and sound more interesting.  The Crocs worked on how to write a letter and learned the set up.

In math, everyone worked on their Geometry:

Level 1s: Kinds of lines in polygons

Level 2s: How to use a protractor and identify acute and obtuse angles

Level 3s: Area practice

 

March Events:

This coming week we have Scales and Tales coming on March 8th.  The Clark Planetarium will also be stopping by on Friday for a presentation at 2pm

March 9th is the last studio class for the year

March 13th we have the Opera coming to do a performance

March 16th is an Early Release at 1pm

March 17th is the school’s annual Gala.  Each class needs donations for the silent auction.  Our class has the Golf Basket.  If you know anyone who can donate golf supplies or has connections to courses, please send in supplies and/or contact our room mother- Katie James: misskt2558@yahoo.com

Tickets for the Gala are available.  Join us for food, drinks, auctions from classroom baskets and leveled art work.  This year’s Gala is at Union Station

Tickets can be bought online at https://squareup.com/store/mapa-9

Tickets are on sale at the school on March 9th from 3-4 at a sale price (get the sale price if bought before March 10th)

Tickets at regular price can be purchased at the school March 14th and 15th from 3-4

March 22nd I will be leaving to travel to Denver, CO for the annual AMS Montessori Conference.  I will be out Thursday, Friday, and Monday.  Ms. Lori Stewart is subbing.  Our students will follow as much of their regular schedule as possible without me there and on Friday they will do an art activity in the morning and their normal Friday routine since studio will be over.

March’s Home Project– Students will compared their Utah life to the lifestyles of another country. A compare and contrast project will be assigned to complete.  DUE Mar. 30th.  We will begin talking about this project and help the students understand the expectations.  Student should be researching and thinking about what country they want to focus on to compare/contrast their life in Utah to

Upcoming Week:

This coming week we have Scales and Tales coming on March 8th.  The Clark Planetarium will also be stopping by on Friday for a presentation at 2pm

Group lessons will also include Botany lessons for cultural, more Geometry for Level 2s and 3s, and Fractions for Level 1s

We will also work on March’s problem of the month and begin our March writing prompt

 

Have a great rest of your weekend and upcoming week

Ms. Kaley

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