Williamstown Elementary
Here you'll find important information about homework assignments, skills and units or projects we are working on. 
Mrs. Hunter's Classroom
This Week's skills:
Reading skill: Making predictions

Vocabulary strategy: word parts, compound words
Math: Putting together and taking apart numbers
Phonics/spelling: 
triple consonant blends
Grammar/mechanics: Combining sentences
Language/writing:
compare/contrast paragraph
Math fac
ts: Subtract -3
Science:
air and weather unit: weather conditions; storms
Social Studies:
landforms
Specials Schedule:
Mon. "D" Music
Tues. "A"  P.E. Wear gym shoes
Wed. "B" Library
Thurs. "C" P.E.
Fri. "D" Music
Mon. "A" P.E.
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High
Frequency
Words
Homework Assignments:  Week of March 2, 2009
Daily:   Read at least 20 min. daily (this includes reading assignments)  Record minutes on Book it! log.  Log is due Mar. 2
Monday:  Read decodable reader:
Soon the North Wind Blew,     math facts practice sheet
Tuesday: Read
Super Storms.,
Wednesday: Read
That's Wild;
Thursday: Review story and vocabulary, spelling and math facts for test.
Friday: Have a great weeken
d!
School yard habitat garden
Volunteers wanted to help keep the garden weeded and trimmed.  It does not require a lot of time, especially if there is more than one person.    If you can help with this, please see or contact
Mrs. Hunter.
Spelling words
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High Frequency Words
(
Be able to read, write and spell these in a sentence)
root, boot, suit, fruit, clue, glue, flew, new,
shoe, canoe

Review words: crook, could
High Frequency words: complete, measure
questions

Vocabulary
(Be able to read these with ease; use vocabulary cards to study and understand definitions))                          
violent, beware, prevent, uprooted, destroy,
grasslands
         
Room 20 activities to look forward to:
Journey North projects
        Spring's Journey North
Seasonal observations (Schoolyard habitat garden)
McDonough Wildlife Refuge field trip
New Era One room schoolhouse field trip
Poetry Tea Party
Writing Celebration
       

 
Classroom projects
In the fall Room 2 was involved in the Journey North project in which we reported sightings of Monarch butterflies during their migration to Mexico.    We are presently participating in an online project with schools from all over the world involving reporting seasonal data to a central location.  A third project we have been involved in  as we learn to write letters is the Geography Postcard project.  We made postcards to send information about our state to schools in each of the 50 United States as well as Washington, D.C, and Puerto Rico.  We received postcards from all  states.    

Our Latest Project:  We've sent our Flat students all over the world so we can learn about other places.  Second Graders in Room 2 are very busy bees!