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Week in Review:
at Next Week
This week we were excited about Easter! We sorted jelly beans by color words, used tweezers to pick bugs out of Easter grass in science and colored eggs in art. We also practiced reading words by playing the game Pass the Can, eye spy, and bingo. We completed an Easter egg glyph that told a lot about each of us and in the end created unique eggs.  For our writing experience, we made up conversations about what a chick was saying to an egg in a provided picture. We played an Easter addition and subtraction game, we shook an egg carton to see if we could read the word that a bean landed on and we loved all of our Easter games.
Theme of the Week:
Farm
Vowel friends:
lonely i says /i/ like in pig
Sci/Social Studies:
what we use from a farm,
living and nonliving, life cycles,
what animals and people need
Math:
subtraction
Rainbow words:
eight/brown
Upcoming Events:
April 13 – Wonders’ Field Trip to Aullwood Farms – Pack a disposable Lunch and eat at Aullwood
April 20 – Pretzel Day
April. 27- Fun Fair
Contact info:
Kari Hake

2. out brown eight Rainbow Words Electronic Grades Things to Practice
Write step by step how to color eggs.
Put numbers in eggs have your child open them and identify them. Then have them count out the right number of jelly beans to match.
Hide small items in eggs that your child can find and sound out to write.
Make rhyming pairs on eggs.
Hide coins in eggs and have your child find and identify them.
Sort Easter candy by kind. Discuss numbers –how many groups of ten, how many ones. Write it as a word as, a tally, and a number.
Add and subtract using candy as manipulatives.
Keep reading and practice retelling the story in order.
Check out your child’s grades on-line through the Tipp City Schools website. Use these to guide your practice with your child. Note that there isn't a new DRA score for your child this quarter. This is because we can only assess with the DRA 3 times a year.
Rainbow Words
Trace, cut, practice:
out
eight
brown