ROOM 6, TERM 4, 2023
LITERACY
Oral Language: Listening, Speaking & Questioning skills
Phonological Awareness: Transferring knowledge of sounds into reading and writing
Writing: I see, I think I wonder ... Descriptions Recounts
Reading: Shared Big books Guided texts Fiction and Non-Fiction
Library Day: Friday
Number/Algebra/Geometry/Statistics/Measurement
TECHNOLOGY
iPads Beebots
P.E. / HEALTH
Athletics Swimming
Literacy Inquiry Christmas
SCIENCE INQUIRY
MAKING SENSE OF THE MATERIAL WORLD
BIG IDEA: CHANGE
Temporary and Permanent Change
Room 6 Term 4 2023 Notice
Dear Room 6 Families,
This notice outlines homework requirements and testing.
Homework: Your child will continue to do reading, the weekly poem for homework and you can choose to do any websites related to Literacy and Maths. More students are nearing the end of Homework Book.1. and shortly will begin Homework Book.2. Please make sure you keep Homework Book.1. in a SAFE place at home so you can refer to it whenever necessary to practise Early Words (reading and spelling these words) printing letters and numbers correctly, practise learning any spelling words using the ‘Spello’ list of activities. Also use the 100s number chart and list of suggested Maths practise activities (Basic Facts. etc).
Testing: Some children will be retested on alphabet sounds and names and Early Word Lists 1 and List 2. A few children are due to receive their After 40 weeks or 80 weeks Anniversary report or 60 week Progress Statement Report. So I will test these children in the first two weeks of the term.
Reminders
Homework book: On Monday your child is given his/her Homework book to take home. Your child brings it back to school on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Friday is marking day and the book remains at school. On Friday, the next week’s Poem and Fortnightly Homework Grid is glued into this book. Please check that your child has the Homework book in his/her book bag on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. I would appreciate you overseeing your child practising printing the lower case and upper case/capital letters of the alphabet and numbers 0 to 20 (21 onwards=optional) in their Homework book. I have noticed quite a lot of children are reversing numbers, in particular.
Thank you for your continued support and please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any queries or concerns.
Christine Shadbolt