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Mrs. Anderson |
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Fuller Meadow |
Welcome Message Dear Family Members, Welcome to Mrs. Anderson's web page. From time to time, you may feel the need to contact me. Feel free to leave a voice mail. My extension is 611, or you may write a note. You may also contact me through email. I will respond with a phone call at the end of the day. Should you have any questions, concerns or feel your child needs additional assistance please feel free to contact me.
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143 S. Main Street |
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Middleton, MA 01949 |
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T 978-750-4756 ext |
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F. 978-777-3352 |
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danderson@middletonps.org |
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Grade 1 |
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Homework: Typically homework is sent home Monday through Thursday. As always sight word practice, math fact practice and reading will benefit your child. Thursday night's homework is a game which is kept at home to practice concepts and to have fun with your child while they learn. Math Facts Please continue to practice addition facts and subtraction facts to ten with your child. Counting on Practice First Grade expectation By two to 50 By five to 100 By ten to 100 1-100
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Sight Words please practice and review see is up have there to yes any did said him call had big got he has look was what would where she will well came green but do girl them after go like make you ride walk we well all were after over them or two be green take every could boy some going here day way sleep don't my too came me right no their away saw blue one very good now are brown how about around long ******************************************************** First Grade expectation, your child should be able to name coins and know the value of each coin as well as count mixed coins to fifty cents by the end of first grade. penny, nickel, dime, quarter We are currently working with pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters. To help your child learn coins and their value keep a jar with coins. For now pennies, nickels, and dimes. Play, If you can count it you can keep it. Children name and count coins and keep what they were able to count. This may be one way to motivate your child to learn the coin names and their values.
Time Practice Please review time to the hour and half hour. We have worked with time to the hour and are now learning time to the half hour. An example of the language used during the lessons are: Half past six or six thirty
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Favorite Links:
www.aplusmath.com/flashcards/index.html
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To help your child with writing. *Let your child write the grocery list *Send a note to a special relative or friend *Make a special journal and decorate the cover. Your child is now ready to write and draw about their interests. Date the entries and it can become a journal of special memories. ********************************************** *Click on the web links for some great Math review and reading review
* Aplus math for fact practice * Starfall for additional reading
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