Ms. Cray's 2nd Grade Class

-

Week 3/1 to 3/3


Dear Parents,


Thank you all for coming to see us last Friday, we are really happy to meet all of you!


Last week was a very short week and we were unable to complete this week's lessons. This week we will continue with Lesson 19 (3/6-3/9).


Due to a very busy week, we need to move the weekly test to Thursday (March 9th). Ask your kids to review Lesson 19 ahead of time. 


Please check out my previous blog for Lesson 19 printout. Thank you!

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

G2 Summer Vacation Homework

-
Image
  G2 Summer Vacation Homework As we wrap up this semester, we want to express our heartfelt gratitude for your continuous support. It has been a joy working with your children, and we are proud of their achievements. To keep the momentum going over the summer, we've prepared engaging and enriching homework assignments to ensure a productive break. You can access the summer vacation homework by scanning the QR code.   Have a wonderful summer break! 
Read more

Ms. Cray's 2nd Grade Class

-
Image
Winter Vacation Homework Dear parents and guardians, As we wrap up this semester, we want to express our heartfelt gratitude for your continuous support. It has been a joy working with your children, and we are proud of their achievements. To keep the momentum going over the winter, we've prepared engaging and enriching homework assignments to ensure a productive break. You can access the vacation winter homework by scanning the QR code. 201A & 202B - Winter Vacation Homework Ms. Cray's Sample Poster
Read more

Ms. Cray's 2nd Grade Class

-
Image
Mid Term Exam Test Scope Here's what you should remind your child about for the exam: 1) Write neatly. If I can't read their writing or understand what it is, they'll lose points. 2) Read and follow all the instructions carefully. Points will be taken off if they don't follow the directions. 3) Read all the questions carefully and check their answers. Remember to use capital letters and punctuation marks when needed. 4) Make sure they come to school with sharp pencils and an eraser. 5) Encourage them to get a good night's sleep, eat a healthy breakfast and be on time for school on the exam day. 6) Tell them to do their best! If they don't do well this time, they can work harder and study more for the third exam. Wishing them good luck with their studying! Below is the  Mid Term Exam Test Scope. -Ms. Cray 201 A  202 R
Read more