In the last few weeks, first graders have been working on reading time on analog clocks and writing the time in digital notation. We started by reviewing what students learned about clocks in Kindergarten by practicing telling time to the hour and half hour. After students had mastered those times, we moved on to reading time to the quarter hour. Soon, we will practice telling time to the nearest 5 minute until students are pros at reading an analog clock!
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This week as first graders are studying the desert, we are exploring a very interesting reptile – the chameleon! (Chameleons can live in many habitats
This week’s habitat focus is the desert! Desert areas are areas of dry land with special plants and animals that can survive without much water.
Dear Parents, I’m excited to share what your budding artists have been up to in the art studio! Our 1st graders have been delving into
