Sunday, November 29, 2020

Balloon's!


Henry's Puffin WITH goggles!

Lainey's Cat

Elena's unicorn, cat & Olaf!

Aiden's Dog!

Bobby's turkey!

Logan's Balloons!

Macy's Frog!

Saturday, November 28, 2020

Tuesday, November 24, 2020

Monday, November 23, 2020

November Scholastic Book Sponsor

 Thank you to the Gilland and Howe families for being our November book sponsor!!

Kids selected their choice of books and now they are patiently waiting in my classroom for students to grab and read when we are back face to face!

So generous of you & we appreciate it greatly!

Friday, November 20, 2020

Wahoo!

THANK YOU for a great week! Your kids did awesome on Monday and Tuesday in the craziness of learning face to face and preparing for the upcoming virtual. Then they rocked the last three days of virtual! Loved all the conversation, discussion, collaboration and participation! Be proud of your little ones!
See everyone Monday and Tuesday for more learning, sprinkled in with some Thanksgiving celebrating!

McNitt Virtual Schedule

Click the virtual link above if you would like to see the schedule larger and be able to click on the hyperlinks.
I did add a couple book clubs to the week. Please look to see when your child need to attend. We are taking attendance for both morning and afternoon meets. Thank you for all your support and understanding this week!!

Saturday, November 14, 2020

Nov./Dec. Scholastic Book Order

Class Order Due Date: Wednesday, Nov. 18
Connect to Our Class Page: https://orders.scholastic.com/HFPT3
McNitt Class Code: HFPT3

Shop the flyers for your child's grade together: Digital Scholastic Catalogs
Please feel free to forward the Class Page link to extended family and friends who may want to support your child's reading.

Friday, November 6, 2020

Wednesday, November 4, 2020

Journeys: Lesson 8


This week we are introducing new concepts in Journeys while learning about different types of weather and storms. Very engaging!!

Our new text this week are:
Super Storms
Genre: Informational Text
This text provides facts about a familiar topic: different kinds of storms.
Photos (graphic features) with captions will provide additional details about storms and ways to measure their effects. Students will also be identifying the main idea and details in a selection and discussing the cause and effect of storms.
Weather Poems
Genre: Poetry
Three poems about weather will allow students to compare perspectives, imagery, and the use of repetition. They will learn about how the sound of words can show images and feelings in poetry. They will also discuss repetition as a device used in poetry.