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Sept.22 - 26 Unit 2 Week 1

Sept. 29 – Oct. 3    Unit 2 Week 2

Oct. 6 – 10       Unit 2 Week 3

Oct. 20 – 24    Unit 2 Week 4

Oct. 27 - 31        Unit 2 Week 5

Nov. 3 - 7    Review of skills

Reading

Sept. 22 – Sept.26  “Penguin Chick”

Sept.29– Oct.3       “A Day’s Work”

Oct.6– Oct.10  “Prudy’s Problem and How She Solved It”

Oct.20 – Oct.24     “Tops and Bottoms"

Oct. 27 - 31        “William’s House”

Nov. 3 - 7    Review of skills

Chapter book

Tested Skills  

Cause and Effect 

Reference Sources

Drawing Conclusions

Context Clues

Compare and contrast

Antonyms and Synonyms

Important and Unimportant Information              

 Math

Multiplication Tables

Time

Indicate time up to the nearest 5 minute interval

Elasped time

 Money

Determine money value from a collection of coins

Make change for a dollar

Read and write money amounts using dollar symbols, decimal notation and cent symbols

Story Problems

Identify information not needed to solve a problem

Solve one-step problems involving addition and subtraction of numbers up to 3 digits

Solve two-step problems

Estimation

Graphs

Construct a bar graph or picture graph

Interpret picture and bar graphs

Solve problems with graphs (picture, bar, or table-partial problems with ½ figures)

English

Common and Proper Nouns

Singular and Plural Nouns

Irregular Plural Nouns

Singular possessive nouns

Plural possessive Nouns

Sentences- Review kinds of sentences

Compound sentences

Capitalization rules review

Subject part , simple subject

Predicate part, simple predicate

Plural Rules

1. Most nouns to make a plural you add s.

2. If a noun ends with s, sh, ch, x, or z –add es  to make the word plural.

3. If a word ends with a vowel-y  add s.(toy-toys)

4. If a word ends with a consonant –y-Change the y to i and add es.

5. Some words have special words for their plural.(man-men)

6. If a word ends in f or fe  change the f or fe to v and add es.(Knife-knives)

7. If a word ends with o add s. (except tomatoes, potatoes, or heroes)

8. Some special words stay the same.(deer-deer, moose-moose)

Possessive Rules

A possessive noun shows ownership.  To form the possessive of a singular noun, add an apostrophe and s. (man’s, cat’s)

To form the possessive of a plural noun that ends in s, add an apostrophe after the s. (ladies-ladies’,players-players’)

To form the possessive of a plural noun that does not end s – add an apostrophe and s.  ( children’s, mice’s)

Writing

Review lowercase letters and connecting skills

Begin uppercase letters

Social Studies

Unit 1 - Communities Around Us

Chapter 1 - "Learning About Communities"

Chapter 2 - "Communities of Differnet Sizes"

Unit 2 - Communities and Geography

Chapter 3 - "Our Physical Geography"

Chapter 4 - "Our Human Geography"