Caterpillars!!!!!!!!!!

R found these black swallow tail caterpillars and brought them to school! One of them built its cacoon RIGHT BEFORE OUR EYES! The other one is still crawling around. Will it build a cacoon, too?

BONUS QUESTION: Who can come to school and explain what a chrysalis is?

Is it different than a cacoon?

Can a liquid break down a solid?

Science!!!





1. if you put chalk in vinger will it dizolve faster than water ?

2.melt ice to see matter!

Week of September 12

Read 20 min. each night and practice math minutes also work on your p.o.w. We are working on maps in social studies.

spelling words (we are studying all of the different sounds the letter C can make!)
carry
city
catch
choose
Chris
we have art this week

HW for the Week of August 29th!

We need to read 20 min. every day. We also have to work on 1 reading response throughout the week. our reading response this week asks us to make connections to what we have read. We know how to do this, and we can even decide if our connection is worth $0.01 or $100.00! We are going to learn about matter in science this week. Ask us about matter. We also have a math Mad Minutes test on Friday. Our math problem of the week is about finding the perimeter of a rectangle. It is due Friday, too. All of this should be in our planners.
R

Update for the week of 8-22-2011

Hi! I'm the new class blogger, R. I have 2 bunnys Midnight & thumper. I LOVE working on the computer.


Remember: Wednesday is early release day. We get out of school at 12:25 pm. Check your child's planner and fill in the blank where it says "Where am I going a 12:25 pm?"


Homework this week is: Read 20 min. every day. Sketch-and-Stretch is due Friday. P.O.W. (problem of the week) is due Friday. We need to study for our Mad Minutes math test Friday. Mrs. Forseth suggested that we practice 10 problems each night on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday night until we know them lightning fast! Then, set a timer for 3 minutes and take the practice test Thursday night.

I'll be back later this week to tell you what we did this week, and I'll always post homework for the upcoming week on Mondays.

Bye for now!
R