Thank you for your patience while I was out last week. I am so happy to be back learning with our class. This week we worked on our spring NWEA assessment. We will finish them next week.

 All of the second graders worked together on Wednesday to present their musical It’s a Jungle Out There to Brown School students and staff. They were fantastic and cannot wait for you to see their performance this Wednesday, May 4th, at the high school. Here is the link for the music class website with more information. 

Thank you for taking the time to read the blog! Have a wonderful and restful weekend!

 Happy Easter!

We had a fun and productive week back from spring break! I hope you were all able to relax and be refreshed. 

Unfortunately, I will be out this week for a hernia repair. I plan to return next Monday, April 25. Mrs. Kristalyn Becker will be learning with our class this week. Please let the office know or send a note to school if there will be any changes in pick-up routines. Thank you for understanding!

Thank you so much for making sure computers are charged each night! Next week we will be using them daily for NWEA assessments.

Here is a website with all the information for our upcoming musical. If you have any questions please reach out to Ms. Mc at rmcelroy@sjschools.org

Reading

We read Miss Child Has Gone Wild! We give it five stars! Our SMARTTime routine is changing. We will have new groups. 

Math

            In math, we learned about time and the difference between am and pm. Now we are starting money.

Writing

We wrote about why we should or should not get a pet. We also wrote our opinions about exercise and allowance. 

Science

We learned how sand is made. Rocks break into rivers and they get smaller and smaller. We created a model with paper.

Special Things

Each student has a share day once a week when they can show or tell something to the class. In art, we are learning about Van Gogh. We practiced our musical on Wednesday. This week is the book fair. We can shop on Tuesday or during any recess time.

~Written by Mrs. Hooker’s Second Grade Class