Mrs. Barlow’s Class Please view our daily blog for information on student learning and upcoming events. 

We used a thermometer to measure hot and cold water temperatures.  We compared it to the water temperature in the oceans.

We are writing a rebus  story  to  practice  nouns.

We are adapting a story from the book The Jacket I Wear in the Snow.

We will have our spelling test on Thursday. 
New spelling words:
which
do
if
their
said
what
the
is
they
not
we
there
school
bus

Please remember to bring your library  books back on Monday.

Each Monday we go to the Library.  Please remember to bring your books back so that you can check out a new book to read to your mom and dad.

Have a great weekend!

We are learning about what changes temperature.

We will be going to our Science Lab soon.  We will be discovering how to change hot to cold and cold to hot.  We will use thermometers to check our temperature of ice and water. 

We  are learning place value in math counting by 10 and 1s.   

We will begin ordering numbers by least to greatest.     

We are researching different places . We are writing letters to our friends about what we learned.

We have been learning how to write letters.  We are using facts4me.com to research places in the world.  We wanted to share what we have learned with others.

We do not have school on Monday. 
 
We will return to school on Tuesday.  Have a great weekend.

We are learning about respect at character time. Listening is showing respect.

Each week the students listen to a story about a character trait.  The character trait changes each month.  We watch the students and talk about ways to show good character.

We are going write a book using  what  we have  learned  about time.

The students have been learning how to tell time using analog and digital clocks.  We have also discussed different ways to measure time.  They will now be adding this knowledge to their writing.  They will be making a book about time.  I will have them share these with you as soon as they are ready to publish.