"Maisy Daisy faces the embarrassing and exciting challenges of blossoming a little sooner than her pals. With the help of Principal Gardener, her parents and her fellow daisies, Maisy figures out how to stand tall, be proud and discover a new found be-leaf in herself! It is a sweet and funny look at puberty that celebrates the uniqueness and awkwardness of every young person’s journey to become a young adult."
For gym this week, we played soccer with 3D.
In Math, we discussed different mental math strategies to use when solving addition questions. The students shared their favourite method with the class.
We also played a new game called "Around the World" to practice their basic math facts of addition and subtraction! This is a fast paced game that the whole class enjoys playing together.
We started writing our spin off stories of the "Three Little Pigs". We have been working on this in sections so that we can focus on building a good sequenced story. After each section the students conference with us to edit their work. We will continue writing these stories next week.
We continue to complete a weekly Morning Message. Students copy a short paragraph containing many spelling mistakes and missing punctuation. We recently started unscrambling words. After we have corrected the paragraph, we count the number of mistakes, making this our mystery number for the day. We then use this number to play "How Many Ways" where students come up with math equations that equal our mystery number. This week, we added 100 to our mystery number (28) to give the students a challenge. It looks like a few of them are ready for multiplication!
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