Dear Parents
and Guardians,
I hope that
you all had an enjoyable break with family and friends. As we go into quarter 4, here are
some insights into the learning throughout the grades.
We are going
to consolidate the learning of the days of the week and practice writing the
date. Moving forward, we are going to learn more action verbs related to
school activities such as counting, drawing, reading, going to P.E., reciting a
poem etc… Moreover, we are going to learn to tell our like and dislike about
school activities.
3rd- 4th
Grade:
We finished
strong learning about the countries, the languages we hear and the
nationalities. We are moving back into the school to learn about all the
subjects taught. We are reviewing telling time rapidly to be able to read a
schedule easily and correctly. We are also looking at a French schedule and
make a comparison with ours.
5th Grade:
We are
moving into “Free Time/Temps Libre”.
Our first
stop was the love of Music and the question was “do you play any instrument? “
We distinguished between the masculin and feminin vocabulary nouns to be able
to use the prepositions in a correct sentence. Next, our theme is "Sports". We are going to name different sports and clubs and practice them in regard of masculin and feminin nouns. Yes, we aim to have a correct sentence with the correct use of the prepositions.
During instruction time….
I believe that good listening,
repetition and practice are key ingredients for success. Please remind your
children to pay close attention, to think about the context of the
lesson and to participate often in class. This will help them make more
connections to the material presented, retain it and have the ability to complete
the task at hand independently and efficiently.
Et chez vous! …… And at home!
I encourage all students to take
their notebook home to review their vocabulary daily and repeat the words 5-10
minutes while you are listening. Google/translate can be a big help if you have
a doubt on a pronunciation.
Have fun with the learning and always remind your children to do
their best at all times.
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