Hello!  Happy spring!!
       We are working hard through the month of March! You may have noticed spelling words are the same as last week. As you know I was out a couple days last week with strep throat and didn't feel the students were ready to take the test.  We are continuing to learn about parts of a plant and what plants need to survive. We have started our own seeds and as you can see in the pictures below, they are really growing! The kids love coming in everyday and checking on what they need!
      Next week we are starting our explanatory/informational writing projects. We have been learning about the 7 continents and the animal habitats in each area.  The students are going to pick an animal to learn facts about. We will then write about what we have learned.  This is always such a fun report for the students as we get to share all the information we have learned about our own special animal. I will be having parents come in and listen to their reports towards the end of April. I will send more information as it gets closer.
Don't forget this Friday Sedalia Park is turning 60! We are having a "Decades Dance" to celebrate. The dance will be in the cafeteria from 7-9pm.  Feel free to dress in your favorite decade and come dance! 

Below are some pictures of our learning and don't forget to visit our google photos page to see all of the pictures. https://goo.gl/photos/fiiCxpZa9viPNQ6g7

Happy Birthday Dr Seuss! We had such a fun day celebrating Dr. Seuss' birthday! We read and discussed many Dr Seuss books, tried green eggs and ham, met THING 1 and THING 2, and wrote about our favorite books.  We predicted who would like eating green eggs and ham yesterday and today a lot of the kids changed their answers from no to yes!! I hope it was a memorable day for them.  Here are some pictures from our day. 

Hello! I hope everyone had a great winter break.  I am looking forward to seeing the kids tomorrow and hearing about their vacations.   We will be right back into the swing of things tomorrow.  I will be doing BRIGANCE testing in the morning.  During testing, the other students will be working in centers on skills we have already covered.  I am hoping to have all testing done by Wednesday. In the afternoon we will continue working on math skills and seeing Ms B for speech.

Thursday is READ ACROSS AMERICA day honoring Dr. Seuss. This is always such a fun day that we spend reading Dr Seuss books and learning about his amazing life.  The students may dress in red, black, and white for the Cat in the Hat and we will be making our own cat hats!

There will be no new spelling words due to testing, but I will be sending home new guided reading books as well as new sight words.

Have a great week and I as always, feel free to contact me if you need anything.


**** New pictures are up, please visit our album at https://goo.gl/photos/fiiCxpZa9viPNQ6g7



Mrs. Marrow

We had another great week of learning! We are still learning about where we live.  The students are doing great remembering the country, state, and city we live in.  Some of them can even tell you the continent and their address!  Keep practicing at home! We will continue this unit this week.
For reading kindergartners will be working on the letter Uu and also continuing practicing the sight words that are in their folders. They get so excited when they recognize one of the words around the building.  First graders will be learning words with the CH sound and second graders will continue silent letters.  Last week they once again all scored 100% on their spelling tests! I am so proud of them. Thank you for practicing at home.  

In writing all grades will write or draw another opinion piece. We will continue to learn the difference between facts and opinions and then choose a topic to write about our opinion.

In math:
Kindergartners will be focusing on counting to 100 by ones and tens as well as comparing objects to 10.
First grade will continue to understand that 2 digits represent tens and ones and we will also learn about dimes
Second graders will be working on one and two step word problems and adding and subtracting within 20.

New spelling words and guided reading books will go home Monday.
On Tuesday, we will have our class Valentine's party.  I sent home a class list last week, but if you need a new one , please let me know.  We will exchange Valentine's cards and each student is going to write or draw a "special" Valentine for someone in the class.  We will draw names so it will be a surprise who gets who.  It's always a fun way for the kids to tell each other something special. 

Have a great week and don't hesitate to contact me if you need anything.
Mrs. Marrow 💗💗

We worked very hard this week!  All of our students that take spelling tests(first and second graders) scored 100%!! We were so excited!! Our kindergartners worked hard on learning the letter of the week and sight words, too.
  We also learned the difference between facts and opinions and the students wrote their opinions about what they feel is the best pet.  We worked on our writings all week and today we read them to the speech therapist.  I was so proud of all of them for being great speakers and listeners. These will be coming home next week as they are now on display in the hallway. Below are the pictures of them reading their opinions.
Don't forget to visit our photos page https://goo.gl/photos/fiiCxpZa9viPNQ6g7

We had a great time Friday celebrating Ashton's birthday!

Hello! We had a great week back after having the days off for the ice. We discussed and learned about the great contributions of Dr. Martin Luther King, JR. The students each wrote or drew something they "have a dream"for. It was wonderful to hear their ideas.  These projects are on display in the hallway and will go home Friday. 

Starting Monday, we are going to continue our third quarter unit studies as well as work on our individual IEP goals.

In reading:
Kindergartners and first graders will be learning about characters in books. We will be discussing similarities and differences in the characters experiences in the books. Our letter of the week is Dd and we will continue working on learning the first 10 sight words. I sent home note cards for them to study. 
Second graders will be looking at the author's purpose for writing a story. They will be working on words that have the 


In writing all grades will be writing/drawing an opinion piece. We will learn the difference between facts and opinions and then choose a topic to write about our opinion.

In math:
Kindergartners will be focusing on counting to 100 by ones and tens as well as comparing objects to 10.
First grade will continue to understand that 2 digits represent tens and ones and we will also learn about dimes
Second graders will be working on one and two step word problems and adding and subtracting within 20.

New spelling words and guided reading books will go home Monday.