WoW what a busy week! Ok, so here are some updates on conferences, homework, etc.
~ The conference schedules are still in the main office and will be there until September 18th (this Friday). If you need to sign up for a conference, or change the time that you've signed up for, please call the office to do so - (240) 236 - 2200. Additionally, if you do not sign up for a conference by 9/18, one will be assigned to you - and you will be notified of this time via a letter home. If this time does not work for you, then you will need to contact me via email to let me know. Thank you!
~ The Labor Day math page - the answers do not need to be converted to letters if you don't want to - I'm more concerned about the sums/differences than the letters.
~ Happy Birthday Constitution page - I'm going to be going over the different types of sentences tomorrow, but just FYI -
A Declarative sentence tells a fact : "I am typing on the blog right now."
An Imperative sentence gives a command: "Please read the messages I am sending."
An Interrogative sentence asks a question: "Did you know that tomorrow is Constitution Day?"
An Exclamatory sentence uses and exclamation point: "HOOOOORAY for Constitution Day!!"
Thank you very much! Stay healthy!
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ReplyDeleteThanks Ms. Phelps for sharing this great information to help clarify the timing for the Super speed math test. Our son, Jude is having a great fun doing it on daily basis.
ReplyDeleteWe do appreciate the support given to the little ones and especially our son, your selfless service of teaching him has a good cause for us (parents) to think with deep gratitude of those who have lighted the flame within us.
Have a wonderful time!
Manasseh and Cyndy Abijah