Friday, January 4, 2013

Grade 2 Trimester 2 Outcomes


Social Studies
  • Demonstrates mapping skills using maps and globes
  • Explains the qualities of good citizens and good leaders
Math
  • Proficient with addition and subtraction facts up to 20
  •  Solves addition and subtraction number stories; describes strategies used
  • Describes and continues addition and subtraction number patterns 

  • Adds and subtracts three digit numbers accurately 
  • Skip counts by 2's, 5's, 10's, 25's and 100's up to at least 1,000
  • Uses bills & coins to show money amount in different ways
  • Reads and writes money in dollars and cents notation
  • Collects, organizes, and uses data to show information
  • Tells time on analog clocks at 5 min. intervals
  • Measures objects using centimeters and inches
  • Identifies, describes, draws, and compares 2- and 3- dimensional shapes
  • Identifies symmetry in two-dimensional shapes
  • Draws line segments and identifies parallel line segments
  • Uses common fractions (1/2, 1/3, 1/4) appropriately

Science
  • Use inquiry skills effectively 
  • Understands and identifies that matter exists in solids, liquids, and gases
ELA
  • Uses letter-sound knowledge to decode new words
  • Reads at grade level
  • Reads fluently at his/her level
  • Comprehends text at his/her level
  • Determines important parts of text
  • Understands new vocabulary
  • Writes with focus, organization and detail
  • Uses appropriate English conventions

Musically Yours - By Mrs. DeBlois



Monday, September 24, 2012

Homework

Homework Expectations

It is very important for your child to develop good homework habits at a young age! You can support your child by helping him develop a homework routine.

Homework logs should be kept in the green communication folders that go back and forth to school so that we can check on homework daily.  A new log will come home each week.

Weekly expectations:
·      Read 20 minutes per night, daily
·      Math facts - the goal is to pass one math level per week.  If your child has mastered the math facts through division - she will be taking home a math problem of the week rather than math facts. (if this is the case we will let you know)
·      Work with your word sorts a few times a week  ** if you child has master spelling patterns through 3rd grade, he will be taking home 5 content words to learn to spell.
·      Complete nightly math homework (that comes home in the folder)

You should spend 20 minutes reading and around 15 minutes on other homework each night.

Use the homework link above to access this information as well as the homework log at any time.