What a week full of scientific observation, using our five senses to write about springtime, and finishing up our Rocket Math for the year! Students are rapidly gaining progress in our math curriculum as well; they seem to have a solid understanding of using different strategies for subtraction as well as addition. I am proud of them all!
Highlights from this week include learning about how to retell the most important parts of a story, and observing the meal worms one more time. Finally, students were able to create habitats for our milkweed bugs, which we received in the egg stage of their life cycle. The students are excited for them to hatch so we can watch them go through the rest of their life cycle. This coming week, we receive our caterpillars! With all the rain we had last week, we are also welcoming sunshine and warm weather with open arms!
Highlights from this week include learning about how to retell the most important parts of a story, and observing the meal worms one more time. Finally, students were able to create habitats for our milkweed bugs, which we received in the egg stage of their life cycle. The students are excited for them to hatch so we can watch them go through the rest of their life cycle. This coming week, we receive our caterpillars! With all the rain we had last week, we are also welcoming sunshine and warm weather with open arms!
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