Wednesday, 22 January 2014

Questions for the Week of January 20-24

Dear Parents,
            Thank you very much for helping your child gather the basic needs photos and printing them out.  I know it’s a task when people don’t really use printers that much anymore, so I really appreciate it.  We had some creative time in the classroom this week making “old fashioned” posters and having in-depth and thoughtful conversations about basic needs around the world and developed vs. developing countries.  I think you will like our assembly on February 7 which is related to these topics!!  Have a great weekend.  Below are the questions from this week to use as discussion points with your child as you see fit. J

Questions to ask your child from the week of January 20-24, 2014:
In Reading:
-        What did you learn about Beatrice’s Goat?
-        What is the “Concentration Game”? 
-        What do you do when Ms. Carrier says “Actors, attention!”
-        When are your last two Book Talks for this semester?
 In Writing:
-        What are you learning about the animals from Read to Feed/ Heifer International?
-        What picture are you creating as a PowerPoint slide for your assembly?
In  Word Study:
            -How do you know when to double the final consonant in words ending in <f>, <l>, or <s>?
            -Show me some examples of words ending in double <f>, <l>, or <s> and single <f>, <l>, or <s>.
In Math:
-How do you use a multiplication table to help you with multiplication and division facts?
-How can you change a word problem into a math equation (using an unknown in algebra such as “n”)?  Give me an example.
-What division stories did you write on googledocs?
-What multiplication or division facts do you have trouble remembering within 3 seconds?
In Social Studies:
-               What is your part in your skit for the assembly?
-               What are your basic needs?  How did the photos you cut out for your poster show what you
            need to live?

Are everyone’s basic needs met around the world?  Why or why not?

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