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Mrs. Anderson |
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. |
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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Grade 1 |
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Homework: Typically homework is sent home Monday through Thursday. 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. Thank you for practicing sight words and listening to your child read the decodable books. Your support is helping them grow as readers. |
Sight words to practice The turkey word list was sent home for practice. These are the words from that list. Continued practice will benefit your child. Take a few trouble words to practice at a time. was well what we big walk got ride to were ask of all has an he little get jump they out but for this she went help after that like yes go call you look make his with just her down girl if when then will six Math practice *Counting to 100 by ones, fives and tens *Counting by twos to 50 *Practicing coins, knowing their names and value: penny, nickel, dime, quarter
Continue practicing counting mixed coins using the game below. 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. Many children are just beginning to understand counting coins so this is a one way to motivate them understand money and its value. **************************************************** |
Favorite Links: www.aplusmath.com/flashcards/index.html
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November November comes And November goes, With the last red berries And the first white snow. With night coming early, And dawn coming late And ice in the bucket And frost by the gate. The fires burn And the kettles sing, And earth sinks to rest Until next spring.
Clyde Watson
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