Mrs. Edenfield’s Monday Memo

January 30-February 3

January 30: Spirit Card Fundraiser Starts

February 2: NCES Chick-Fil-A Spirit Night (Bradley Park Only) 5-8 pm

1.        port                6. roar

2.      north               7. board

3.       more                8. part

4.      store                9. start

5.      oar                   10. park

**first **hurt **ago **carry **people

1.    Costume: clothing you wear to look like something or someone else

2.   Customs: ways of acting or events that a group of people has done over and over again

3.   Favorite: something you like best

4.   Parades: a large group of people, including bands, moving through a public place for a special event

5.   Surround: If something is surrounded by something else, the first thing is closed in on all sides by the second thing.

6.   Travels: If something travels over or through a place, it goes over or through there.

7.    Wonder: When you think about something because you are curious about it

Reading/ELA: Story Elements; Ask and Answer Questions; Main Idea and key Details; Author’s Purpose; Expository Text; Helping Verbs; Synonyms/Antonyms

Math: Measurement

Social Studies: James Oglethorpe

Science: Night Sky

School Lunch

Monday: 1. Pizza 2. BBQ Sandwich

Tuesday: 1. Cheeseburger 2. Chicken Nuggets

Wednesday: 1. Yogurt Tray 2. Chicken Fajita Melt

Thursday: 1. Vegetable Soup 2. Popcorn Chicken               

Friday: 1. General Tso Chicken 2. Salisbury Steak

Thanks to everyone who supported our Boosterthon over the last couple of weeks!  The children had a blast at the Fun Run last Friday and we are excited about the money we earned to buy new technology for our school!! Thanks again for your support!

MATH FACT TEST: February 3

2+0=0                    2+7=9

2+1=3                    2+8=10

2+2=4                    2+9=11

2+3=5                    2+10=12

2+4=6                    2+11=13

2+5=7                    2+12=14

2+6=8

**The students will have 20 math problems to answer in 2 minutes.  

Mrs. Edenfield’s Monday Memo

January 23-27

January 27: Fun Run

January 30: Spirit Card Fundraiser Starts

February 2: NCES Chick-Fil-A Spirit Night (Bradley Park Only) 5-8 pm

R-Controlled Vowels

er, ir, ur, or

1.       clerk                     6.  churn

2.       herd                      7.  hurt

3.       first                       8.  burst

4.       skirt                      9.  work

5.       stir                         10.  Worse

**know

**wrist

**found

**from

**today

1.       earth: The ground or land we walk on

2.      explode: When things explode, they burst loudly

3.       island: Land that has water all around it

4.      properties: The properties of something are the different ways it looks and acts

5.      solid: Something that is solid is firm and hard and keeps its shape.

6.       steep:  Something 

Reading/ELA: Story Elements; Ask and Answer Questions; Main Idea and key Details; Author’s Purpose; Expository Text; Verbs; Synonyms/Antonyms

Math: Measurement

Social Studies: James Oglethorpe

Science: Night Sky

School Lunch

Monday: 1. Chicken Filet Sandwich 2. Mini Corn Dogs

Tuesday: 1. General Tso Chicken 2. Salisbury Steak

Wednesday: 1. Nacho 2. Chicken Quesadilla

Thursday: Breakfast For Lunch: 1. Chicken & Waffles

2. Sausage & Waffles

Friday: Sack Lunch-Deli Sandwich- Delivered to classrooms-

MATH FACT TEST: January 27

1+0=0                    1+7=8

1+1=2                    1+8=9

1+2=3                    1+9=10

1+3=4                    1+10=11

1+4=5                    1+11=12

1+5=6                    1+12=13

1+6=7

**The students will have 20 math problems to answer in 2 minutes.  

Mrs. Edenfield’s Monday Memo

January 17-20

January 16: MLK Holiday (no school)

January 17: Report Cards go home

January 27: Fun Run

January 30: Spirit Card Fundraiser Starts

February 2: NCES Chick-Fil-A Spirit Night (Bradley Park Only) 5-8 pm

Words with Silent Letters:

wr, kn, gn, mb, sc

1.      comb               6.  sign

2.     crumb  7.  knife

3.     scene    8.  know

4.     scent     9.  wrist

5.     gnat     10. Writing

** cube

**music

**don’t

**eat

**very

1. eerie– strange and scary

2. growth– the act of growing

3. layers– levels or folds on top of each other

4. lively– full of life or energy

5. location– a certain place or position

6. region– a large area

7. seasons– one of four parts of a year

8. temperate– not too hot or too cold

Units of Study:Reading/ELA: Story Elements; Ask and Answer Questions; Main Idea and key Details; Author’s Purpose; Expository Text; Verbs; Synonyms/Antonyms

Math: Two Digit Subtraction without regrouping

Social Studies: James Oglethorpe

Science: Night Sky