Greetings from Room 21!
We sure had a busy and fun week at school! Students worked hard and ended the week with a Friendship/Valentine's Day celebration. I'd like to thank students and parents for the lovely treats and Valentines.
Here's what your child has been learning...
In math, we're identifying fractions on a number line. You can guide your child through the process of learning fractions by letting your child know when you are using fractions in your daily life. Here are some tips to help answer questions they might have about fractions:
- Think about sharing equally.
- The numerator is the number on top.
- The denominator is the number on the bottom (memory tip: d is for denominator, d is for down - at the bottom).
- Experiencing the concept is always best for learning. Use objects and share them (pizza, orange sections, a sliced apple).
- Discuss fractions with your child whenever you come across a "Real Life" example.
- Let them play with measuring cups in the bathtub or kitchen.
- Try this fun, Fraction Game!
In social studies, we'll be learning the history of Portland. On March 17th, our class will be taking a field trip to downtown Portland. Please look for detailed information, permission slips, and volunteer/chaperone slips in this week's Wednesday folder.
Thank you for all your support!
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