Friday, November 7, 2014
Life Long Ago
Red Ribbon Day
CLS celebrated Red Ribbon Day on October 30. We learned about the importance of saying "NO" to drugs.
Second Grade Friday News - November 7
Our
chapel offerings until Christmas will be used for our Christmas Giving Tree
project. Our class will buy gifts for
two or three children in the foster care system. It will cost about $75 per child. You may send an offering any day of the week
– not just on chapel day. Please be
generous as we teach our children to share God’s love. We have collected $100 so far! Keep up the great work! Let’s aim for gifts for three kids.
Dates
to remember:
Nov. 26,27, 28 Thanksgiving Break, no school
Tues., Dec. 2 Field trip to Arkansas Children’s Theater, downtown
Wed., Dec. 3 2nd and 3rd grades lead our
chapel worship
Come and worship with us.
The
week ahead:
Spelling words: sprout,
streams, through, strong, strap, springtime, spray, throat, three, ostrich,
pioneers, clearing, air, different, light
Memory: Do not be
anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with
thanksgiving, present your requests to God.
And the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, will guard
your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus. Phil. 4: 6-7
Religion: Solomon’s Prayer, Solomon Builds a Temple
Reading skill: Reading diagrams
Math: Two digit numbers, Measurement
English: Pronouns
Writing: Using adjectives to improve writing
Social Studies: Life long ago
Science: Healthy habits
Friday, October 31, 2014
Second Grade Friday News - October 31
Our
chapel offerings until Christmas will be used for our Christmas Giving Tree
project. Our class will buy gifts for
two or three children in the foster care system. It will cost about $75 per child. You may send an offering any day of the week
– not just on chapel day. Please be
generous as we teach our children to share God’s love. We have collected $77 so far – enough for one
child! Let’s aim for gifts for three
kids.
Dates
to remember:
Nov. 3-7 Bookfair
Tues., Dec. 2 Field trip to Arkansas Children’s Theater, downtown
Wed., Dec. 3 2nd and 3rd grades lead our
chapel worship
Come
and worship with us.
The
week ahead:
Spelling words:
pioneers, cheers, steer, peer, reindeer, clearing, hear, nearby, year,
beard, remark, alarm, sleep, country, rain
Memory: Rejoice in
the Lord always. I will say it
again: Rejoice! Let your gentleness be evident to all. The
Lord is near. Phil. 4:4-5
Religion: Jonathan, David, The Ten Commandments
Reading skill: Details
Math: Subtraction, Measuring with inches
English: Pronouns
Writing: Conclusion sentences
Social Studies: Life long ago
Science: Animals
Thursday, October 23, 2014
Second Grade Friday News - October 24
Our chapel offerings until Christmas will be used for our Christmas Giving Tree project. Ourclass will buy gifts for two or three children in the foster care system. It will cost about $75per child. You may send an offering any day of the week – not just on chapel day. Please be generous as we teach our children to share God’s love. We have collected $29 so far.
Our field trip to the Historic Arkansas
Museum will be Friday, October 31. We
will leave at 8:30 and return around noon.
Students may wear jeans with their blue CLS t-shirts. They do not need to bring a tag day
dollar. We will be outside part of the
time, so students should bring jackets appropriate for the weather. All students will need to bring a lunch as we
will return to school late and eat in our classroom. Our drivers will be: Denman, Farah, and McGilvray. We still need at least one more driver. Let me know if you’d like to drive and how
many students you can take with seatbelts.
Dates
to remember:
Fri., Oct. 31 Field
trip to Historic Arkansas Museum, downtown
Tues., Dec. 2 Field trip to Arkansas Children’s Theater, downtown
Wed., Dec. 3 2nd and 3rd grades lead our
chapel worship
Come
and worship with us.
The
week ahead:
Spelling words: Christopher,
Alex, Stephen, Edward, Hayden, Hope, Jack, George, Cora, Heidi, Sarah Anne, Hamilton, Jimmy
Memory: For I am
not ashamed of the gospel, because it is the power of God that brings salvation
to everyone who believes: first to the
Jew, then to the Gentile. Romans 1:16
Religion: God Calls Samuel, David and Saul, The Ten Commandments
Reading skill: Compare and contrast
Math: Subtraction, Measuring with inches
English: Plural nouns
Writing: Conclusion sentences
Social Studies: Life long ago
Science: Animals
Thursday, October 16, 2014
Second Grade Friday News - October 17
Our chapel
offerings until Christmas will be used for our Christmas Giving Tree
project. Our class will buy gifts for
two or three children in the foster care system. It will cost about $75 per child. You may send an offering any day of the week
– not just on chapel day. Please be
generous as we teach our children to share God’s love.
Our field trip to the
Historic Arkansas Museum will be Friday, October 31. We will leave at 8:30 and return around
noon. Students may wear jeans with their
blue CLS t-shirts. They do not need to
bring a tag day dollar. All students
will need to bring a lunch as we will return to school late and eat in our
classroom. We need parents to
drive. Let me know if you’d like to
drive and how many students you can take with seatbelts.
Dates to
remember:
Fri., Oct. 17 Parent/teacher conferences, no school
Mon., Oct. 20 Fall Break, no school
Fri., Oct. 31 Field
trip to Historic Arkansas Museum, downtown
Tues., Dec. 2 Field trip to Arkansas Children’s Theater, downtown
Wed., Dec. 3 2nd and 3rd grades lead our chapel
worship
Come and
worship with us.
The week ahead:
Spelling
words: bar, jar, star, farm, harm, charm, dark,
remark, sparkle, alarm, fourteen, source, between, enough
Memory: In
the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was
God. John 1:1
Religion: Ruth, Hannah, The Ten
Commandments
Reading skill: Compare
and contrast
Math: Fractions, Place value
English: Proper nouns
Writing: Conclusion sentences
Social Studies: Life
long ago
Science: Test on Tuesday over
plants
Wednesday, October 15, 2014
Welcome to Cross Cove
In social studies, we have finally begun to build our town. We explored the landforms and natural resources and chose the best place to build our homes. We have named our town Cross Cove. We have planted crops and our cows and sheep are grazing in the pasture. A few of the settlers decided to build their homes outside of the town. I wonder how Jack, Will, Hamilton, and Stephen will get across the river when they need to come into town to buy supplies?
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