Mrs. McGlumphy

Daylight Savings Time begins on March 14!

Don't forget to set your clocks ahead one hour on

Saturday, March 13. Spring forward!

Earth Hour

March 27

Turn out your lights!

more information to follow

Practice these MARCH WORD WALL words:

1. didn't

2. it's

3. won't

4. can't

5. don't

6. that's

7. wanted

8. crash

9. crashes

10. writing

11. eating

What are we studying this nine weeks?

Summarizing, recalling the main idea, find supporting details, answer inferencial and evaluative questions. Tell time to the nearest 5 minutes on an analog clock, identify, select and use appropriate units of measurement in standard and centimeters.

Compose writings, write reader responses, write friendly letters and invitations.

Introduction to physical science, science inquiry, and scientific ways of knowing, history, people in society and economics.

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Students have been doing a great job doing their nightly homework page. Mrs. McGlumphy only sends home work to practice and all directions are carefully explained with an opportunity to ask questions. The purpose of this homework is to get students ready for the nightly homework they will have in third grade. Remember, there are never homework packets. Students should spend about ten minutes on written homework and continue to read for twenty. Sometimes students will bring home a readers theatre script or a small book to read aloud to family.