Educating Hearts and Minds for
More than Sixty-Five Years
Mrs. Asaro's Class
1-1
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Week of March 29th
Math
In this chapter, the children will continue working with the addition and subtraction concepts they learned in the earlier chapters as they explore the Essential Question: How can you use tally charts and picture graphs to display data? They apply their understanding of addition and subtraction to make sense of and answer questions about the data.
Chapter 10 - Data and Graphical Displays
Religion
The students will learn that Lent is a time of preparation for Easter, when we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Lent lasts for forty days and it is an opportunity to change your daily lives and become closer to God.
LentResurrection Eggs at home project
The first grade students will begin a project for the Lenten season. Every Tuesday and Thursday of each week, a child in our class will bring home our class Resurrection Eggs. This is a fun and engaging way to share the story of Easter at home. As you read about Jesus’ journey, your children can open the eggs with the corresponding number to find symbols inside. When you are finished, please put the objects back in the eggs and return everything to school for the next student. Please be aware that the activity will be sanitized before giving it to the next student. Your child should then complete the writing activity called My Lenten Promises.
ScienceThe students have been learning about the sky. This week we learned all about the sun and the moon. We did a science experiment called, “What melts in the sun?” We explored the power of the sun as well as the different states of matter as we left different objects out in the sun and observed what happened.
ELA
Wonders
Social Studies
Essential Question: How do you celebrate Easter?
Vocabulary: resurrection, fast, blossom, decorate, hunt
Comprehension skill: Problem and Solution
Spelling Pattern: Review Words
Word Work: Alliteration
Inventors
The students will be learning that an inventor is the first person to create a new item or a different way of doing something. Inventors are creative thinkers who try to look for ways to solve problems. The children will be learning about some of the most famous inventors in history as well as some of their inventions that we still use today!
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Special Schedule
Monday: Music and Italian
Tuesday: Gym
Wednesday: Italian
Thursday: Art
Friday: STREAM: Gym uniforms and sneakers must be worn on Physical Education days
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Today's Readings
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Reading I Acts 4:32-35Responsorial Psalm 118:2-4, 13-15, 22-24Reading II 1 Jn 5:1-6Gospel Jn 20:19-31
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Contact Us
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Gloria Asarogasaro7211ndsnet.orgTeacher 1-1
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