Monday, January 7, 2019

Happy New Year!


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Happy New Year! Many blessings and love to each of you in this new year! We are so excited to be back and in a good routine. As we start the new year, please check in with your child to see if they are in need of any new school supplies such as:
  • pencils
  • crayons
  • markers
  • erasers
  • scissors
  • lined paper
Looking ahead....
  • Wednesday, January 9th - All School Mass @ 9:30 in the Church 
  • Friday, January 11th - Field Trip[ to Kartchner Caverns (PLEASE READ EMAIL FOR DETAILS) 
  • Tuesday, January 15th and Wednesday, January 16th - Talent Show Auditions after school in the Junior High classrooms located in the commons
  • Monday, January 21st - No School - MLK Holiday 
English Language Arts



The students will have modified spelling homework this week. There will be a spelling test on Thursday, January 10th. 

Reading - We will be looking at Lesson 12 in our Journey's textbook: Sequence of Events. The students will work on activities in class that will take the place of a quiz score this week due to our field trip on Friday.

Grammar - We will begin talking about Possessive Nouns. There will be an assessment sometime next week.

Writing - We will be discussing and writing about our winter break by way of #wintergrams. It is such a fun way for everyone to share about their holidays and at the same time incorporate something familiar to them; social media.

Social Studies

Our focus this week is preparing for our Kartchner Caverns field trip. We will be talking Arizona's land, cave's, field trip expectations, and San Xavier del Bac Mission. Fr Kino, a Jesuit, played a major role in developing this Mission.

Math 

Division, division, division! We are using the place value chart, the standard algorithm, and checking our work using multiplication. We are only doing problems with a single-digit divisor. The problems may or may not have a remainder.

The x5s test for a grade will take place Thursday, January 10th.

Science

We are learning about how limestone caves are formed, and in the lab we are focusing on chemical changes vs. physical changes.

Religion

We are becoming experts on the Mission San Xavier del Bac.





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