Good Afternoon, Families!
We would like to thank today's Mystery Reader, Mrs. Tesler, for taking the time to read to our class today!

Here is a summary of our week's lessons brought to you by the following Bloggers:
Spelling Blogger (Jeremy): We studied the ou, ow sound. My favorite word was allowance.
Reading Blogger (Ariella): This week in Reading, we read a story called ''Frogs.'' We had Reading Workshop and the Centers were: Mini Book and Worksheet, Handwriting, Reading packet, and Write a Story.
Grammar Blogger (Evan): This week in Grammar, we learned about using er with an adjective to compare 2 things, and est with an adjective to compare 3 or more things. For example, longer and longest. It reminded me about a spelling list. We only did half a worksheet.
Wordly Wise Blogger (Emily): In Wordly Wise this week, we were reading a story called "Sa-so Says Hello." Our words were ape, brain, branch, cavern, chimney, dozen, flame, net, spear, and torch. I liked all of the words. We got to do a Crossword Puzzle. Some of the words in it were not our Wordly Wise words. I like when we practice the words, and I like it when we take the test because you practice all that time and you usually get it all right.
Math Blogger (Arin): This week in Math, we studied data in a table, estimated sums, found exact answers, and (last but not least) learned different ways to add 3 numbers.
Science Blogger (Jasmine): This week in Science, we continued to learn about plants with Mrs. B's class. First, we read about the life cycles of a bean plant and a pine tree. Then, we went outside to the playground and picked two pine cones, one open and the other closed. When we pulled apart the open pine cones, we saw the seeds inside.


On Thursday, we had fun working in Mrs. Kagan's room, studying the Main Ideas of cartoons!




Lastly, both second grades will be working on President Reports this month. In our class, we will be doing all of the work during class time. So you can sit back, relax, and look forward to enjoying the reports when they come home! : )
Shabbat Shalom,
Miss Stein