Friday, October 19, 2018

~ FRIENDSHIP FRIDAY ~



Around the School
October 21st:  PTO Giveback 
at Chipotle in Portage
from 4pm to 8pm
October 22nd-26th - Red Ribbon Week
October 22nd-November 2nd - PTO Pie Sales
more information coming soon
October 22nd - PTO Meeting
from 6 - 7pm
October 23rd - Picture Retakes
October 24th-25th - Elementary Parent Teacher Conferences
October 26th - Fall Recess
October 31st - Happy Halloween

What's for Dinner

This Sunday, October 21st, the PTO is having a Giveback night at Chipotle in Portage.  Come in for Dinner between 4-8pm and a portion of your bill will be donated back to the school.  Thanks for your support!

Red Ribbon Week

Tuesday, October 23rd: Meet New Friends
Wear Mix-Matched Socks to make new friends and make sure we are not leaving people out.
Wednesday, October 24th:  Wear a Hat 
to show we have our Thinking Caps on so we can make good choices.
Thursday, October 25th:  Wear a Red Shirt to show we can make healthy choices for our bodies by getting enough sleep and eating healthy foods.
 

Around Duneland
HALLOWEEN
Chesterton High School Student Government presents:
Tuesday, October 30th
5:00pm to 6:30pm
Walking Taco and Hot Dog Dinners available for $5 each
CHS - ENTRANCE ONE
$5 Donation per family
*for all children in 6th grade and younger 

Click Here for all the Details


WINTER CARD CONTEST
Design a Winter Card 
It is open to any student in K-12 - one entry per student.  It must be their ORIGINAL artwork.  
You can find all the additional requirements by clicking the link below:
Click Here for More Infomration
Deadline to Enter is 
November 1st, 2018
all entries should be turned into Mr Carillo






2ND GRADE:  THE MIRACULOUS JOURNEY OF EDWARD TULANE:  
This week we took some time to practice our new parts of speech - verb and adverb.  The students completed a worksheet underlining the verb and circling the adverb.  Then we revisited our Edward Tracker to add our new events from the story.  We had a new twist where Edward is now referred to as Susanna with his new family.  We are also seeing Edward struggle with understanding different emotions he is now feeling. 
To end the week, we started an exercise on point of view.  We had to look at a situation that took place and examine several different character points of view with that event.  This activity allowed us to think about each characters feelings or opinions about different events that have occurred.  This was a new idea for some of them and we will continue to work with it next week.
Students need to read Chapters 11 and 12 for this week.

3RD GRADE:  BEATRIX POTTER:
This week we continued with our study on Beatrix Potter.  First, the students saw a reading analyzer completed from The Tale of Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle.  We looked at each section and what is expected of them when they complete it because it was their first time seeing it.  Then, the students used the remainder of their time to read and add on two more stories to our tracker.  This week we looked at The Tale of Benjamin Bunny and The Tale of Mrs. Tittlemouse.  
We will continue with this lesson next week.


4TH GRADE:  FAMILY SYSTEMS:  
This week we went backwards and repeated the lesson for my friends that were at Camp Goodfellow two weeks ago.  It worked out perfect because this week the other group was at Camp Goodfellow.  We watched a short clip on What is a Family to a group of children from Australia.  Then, the students were asked to write a paragraph defining their family in a similar way.  They were reminded to utilize ARMS and CUPS for revising and editing their paragraph.
We will finish the lesson next week when the whole group is back together.




Due to the E-Learning day on Wednesday, October 17th, my math groups only met one day this week.

2ND GRADE:  CRASH TEST: 
The time has arrived for the students to design their own car seat. This week the students were given the rules to the crash test.    They saw some old test runs from previous years to see what the crash test will look like.  Then, we went over the materials and requirements they must meet with the different supplies.  The big catch will be throughout the process is to make sure they don't go over the amount of materials they are allowed to utilize.  The magic number for the next few weeks will be 50 centimeters.  Although the students are given lots of materials they must make sure to measure and record what they are using and cannot go over a total of 50 centimeters of supplies.  At the end of the design process, we will conduct our own crash test with real eggs!  Assuming we have no technical issues, I will share videos of their crash tests.

3RD GRADE:  CREATING A YETI:  
                                                     We are putting the finishing touches on the Yeti.  This week they completed the feet.  It took some debating and trial and error on their part making sure the measurements were correct. 
 Next week we will finish our lesson with doubling.


4TH GRADE:  IMPROPER FRACTIONS:
                                              They are still working away at judging the frog jumping contest.  This week they did a much better job at remembering the strip is divided into 3 wholes.  
                                                                                                       Next week, we will look at the data and go over all of the results the children recorded.  






Ms. Losinski

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