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Mrs. Hale’s

Classroom News

Week of: March 2, 2026

Language Arts

Reading

This week we will…

  • Create collections of texts and resources to study a topic.
  • Identify personal interests and transform them into focused research topics.
  • explore a variety of resources to gather preliminary information.

Writing

This week we will…

  • Develop an understanding of the purpose, style, and features of informational writing.
  • Engage with mentor texts to analyze structure, tone, and use of visuals.
  • Generate a list of potential topics for informational writing based on personal interests and expertise.

Fundations

This week we will…

  • Identify the double vowel syllable type.
  • make multisyllable words with double vowels.

Math

This week we will…

  • Solve money story problems involving pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters.
  • Use $ and ¢ symbols when solving money story problems.
  • Demonstrate an understanding that the digits in a 3-digit number represent amounts of
  • hundreds, tens, and ones.
  • Demonstrate an understanding that 100 can be thought of as a bundle or group of 10 tens.
  • Read & write numbers to 1,000 using base ten numerals and expanded notation.

Science/Social Studies

Specials/Reminders

  • Mon. Day 3- Music- Read Me Day

  • Tues. Day 4- Gym- PJ Day

  • Wed. Day 5- Art-Hat Day

  • Thurs. Day 6-Gym-

Bright Colors/Sunglasses Day

  • Fri. Day 1- World Language Library-

School Spirit Day

Science/Social Studies

Science/Social Studies

Unit: Our Changing Landscape

This week we will…

  • Identify and classify evidence from a case study related to identifying problems.
  • Describe how people might work together to address a community need.
  • Reflect on findings about changes in the landscape.
  • Explain how individuals can address a problem by finding a solution and taking action.