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October 13th 2020

 I hope everyone had a restful and relaxing long weekend!

In math, we worked on regrouping in place value (when there is more than 10 in the ones, tens, an hundreds, you have to "regroup" to make the number make sense). Ask your child about the activity we did with the cards and their math journals today.

In social studies, we began learning about the land in Tunisia. When looking at Google Earth, we noticed that the Northern point of Tunisia is all green (so it must be forest or something!), the more central areas are mountainous and the south eastern corner is desert land. Ask your child what else they learned!

We learned and practiced our s-blends today, which include an s followed by another consonant (sc, sl, st, etc).

Have a nice evening!

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