This week’s spelling pattern is vowel team ay, which is usually at the end of a word. The -ay ending is the fourth way that Summit first graders have learned to spell the long a sound. After brainstorming many -ay words, students were encouraged to choose days of the week that are often tricky for first graders.
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This week in math, first graders have been working with both nonstandard and standard units as we are learning about linear measurements. Working with nonstandard
It was a beautiful day for a field trip yesterday! We had a great time at Smallin Civil War Cave! We started with an hour-long
Dear Lower School Parents, I hope this message finds you well and filled with curiosity! Today, I’m thrilled to share with you the wonderful creations
