Holiday Spirit Week December 16-20
Merry Monday- Dress yourself up like a present!
(show Kindness by writing a nice note to someone)
Tacky Tuesday - Ugly sweaters, elf socks, jingle bell
accessories, light necklaces, santa hat, etc.
(show Open Mindedness by complimenting others wacky choices!)
Winter Wonderland Wednesday - Wear white and dress like
a snowman, snow angel, polarbear, arctic animal, etc.
(show Creativity by making a paper snowflake for someone)
The Grinch Thursday: Dress like the Grinch (or characters from it)
(show Love like the Grinch and give someone a hug)
Festive Slumber Party Friday- Wear your holiday PJs!
(show Humor and write someone a holiday joke!)
Semana de Espíritu Festivo diciembre 17-21
Lunes feliz- ¡Vístete como un regalo!
(Muestra Bondad al escribir una nota bonita para alguien)
Martes pegajoso- Viste suéteres feos, calcetines de duendes,
accesorios de cascabeles, collares de luces, gorro de santa, etc.
(¡Muestra Mentalidad Abierta felicitando a otros por sus opciones extravagantes!)
Miércoles de invierno maravilloso- ¡Vístete de blanco, como un
muñeco de nieve, ángel de nieve, oso polar, animal ártico!
(Muestra Creatividad haciendo un copo de nieve de papel para alguien)
Jueves de Grinch- Vístete como el Grinch (o sus personajes)
(Muestra Amor como el Grinch y dale un abrazo a alguien)
Viernes de pijamas festivas- ¡Viste tus pijamas festivos!
(¡Muestra Humor y escribe a alguien una broma festiva!)
Monday, December 9, 2019
Monday, October 7, 2019
Newsletter...
Email: kchern@wcpss.net
Blog: mrscherns1stgrade.blogspot.com
Twitter: @Chernschildren
News for the week of Oct. 7
Quarter 2 Week 2
A note from Mrs. Chern…
The kids are doing a great job taking more responsibility for their things.
They are unpacking everyday and getting packed up at the end of the day with more and more ease and less and less reminders. I knew
they could do it! :) Lots of things coming up in the next two weeks
before track out. Please make note of the Upcoming Events section.
New things made it into your child’s D.O.T. book. Assessments are in
Reading, Writing, Math and Social Studies. Science will make it in there
tomorrow along with another reading and writing tri weekly assessment.
Please check it often to see how your child is progressing. Also, the
quarterly standards document was updated. It has a Q2 in the corner to
represent Quarter 2 standards. Don’t forget to log your minutes and
books into READvolution!
Reading: Characters, how authors use words to show feelings, retelling, author’s message
Writing: Using a plan to write opinion, revising and editing opinion pieces
Spelling: Unit 10
Math: Building large numbers with 10 sticks and ones.
Social Studies: Learning goals for the Geography and Environmental
Science unit, different geographic representations, tools we use with
maps, different types of maps and what they show, cardinal directions
This week’s focus is: Gratitude
The reading challenge is in your child’s D.O.T. This one will carry over track out and not
be due until we track back in. It has parts for you to read with your child and for your
child to read to you. We will not do a November calendar since by the time we track in
we only have about 2 weeks. A math game was added to the back pocket. We played
this today. Hopefully it will become a family favorite on Game Night at your house.
Upcoming Events…
- 10/9 Cultural Arts Program and…. MRS. BURTON IS COMING FOR
- LUNCH!!!!!!!!!!!
- 10/16 Ag in the Classroom in house field trip (no chaperones needed)
- Curriculum Cafe night 5:00-7:00
- 10/17 McTeacher Night (sorry I won’t be there I am working that night)
- 10/18-11/11 Track Out
- 11/12 Track in day and Fall Track Out reading challenge DUE!
“Gratitude turns what we have into enough.” ~ AESOP
Friday, October 4, 2019
Readvolution...
The READvolution contest has begun. ------------------------>
I know we have not received any written details about it. They have not yet come out; however, the amazing Mrs. Monroe has made a video to show you how you can log in and start logging in your child's minutes.
To get to the Wake Id Portal you can go through the Brassfield Website. Under the picture all the way to the right is the Wake Id Icon. Just click that and you are there.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/149nsqNUM7zk0cu57TX1_9CAkuygRoCaS/view
I know we have not received any written details about it. They have not yet come out; however, the amazing Mrs. Monroe has made a video to show you how you can log in and start logging in your child's minutes.
To get to the Wake Id Portal you can go through the Brassfield Website. Under the picture all the way to the right is the Wake Id Icon. Just click that and you are there.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/149nsqNUM7zk0cu57TX1_9CAkuygRoCaS/view
Tuesday, October 1, 2019
Newsletter...
Email: kchern@wcpss.net
Blog: mrscherns1stgrade.blogspot.com
Twitter: @Chernschildren
News for the week of Sept. 30
Quarter 2 Week 1
A note from Mrs. Chern…
Quarter 1 will carry into Quarter 2 since we lost a week of
instruction for hurricane Dorian. Report Cards will be sent home
Friday. Please be on the lookout for them. We gained a new student
this past week. Please welcome Briella and her family to Raleigh and
Brassfield. Mrs. Burton was placed in a new school and is starting today.
Unfortunately, last Thursday was our last day with her here at Brassfield.
I made her promise to come and visit when traditional calendar has a day
off and we are in school. There is a schedule set for 1st and some
Kindergarten TA’s to rotate in and out of our classroom. We will begin
this today and reassess in a few weeks to see if it needs tweaking. I know
a few parents expressed interest in coming in to help. If you are willing,
please let me know and I will see where I can place you in the schedule.
With the loss of Mrs. Burton I am going to be working really hard with
the kids on responsibility. They have to become more responsible with
turning in their DOT notebook/red folder daily, taking home their
bookbags, lunchboxes and water bottles, and keeping up with their coats.
I will of course tell them EVERYDAY to collect these things. If they are
not bring them home it is because they are not listening to directions. You
can help by encouraging follow through of directions at home. They can do
it. It is age appropriate :) We are in DESPERATE NEED of sidewalk chalk.
The kids have been drawing like crazy and we are down to our last box.
This Week’s Standards…
retelling, author’s message
Writing: What is an opinion?, forming an opinion, forming good strong
reasons
Spelling: Unit 9
Math: Place value
Science: The sun,, features, appearance, how all things in the sky
move
This week’s focus is: Perspective (we are going back
to the week we missed school because of Dorian)
The October OPTIONAL Reading Challenge is DUE when we track back Nov. 112
Upcoming Events…
- 10/1 Field Trip Permission forms and money are DUE
- 10/2 SCHOLASTIC ORDERS DUE!!!
- 10/16 Ag in the Classroom in house field trip (no chaperones needed)
- Curriculum Cafe night 5:00-7:00
- 10/17 McTeacher Night (sorry I won’t be there I am working that night)
- 10/18-11/11 Track Out
- 11/12 Track in day and October reading challenge DUE!
“Coming together is the beginning; keeping together is progress; working together is
success” ~ Henry Ford
Friday, September 13, 2019
Newsletter...
Email: kchern@wcpss.net
Blog: mrscherns1stgrade.blogspot.com
Twitter: @Chernschildren
News for the week of Sept. 9
Quarter 1 Week 8 (7)
A note from Mrs. Chern…
International Dot Daycelebrating the amazing book
This Week’s Standards…
Writing: The publishing process .
Spelling: Unit 7
Math: Strategies for solving word problems word problems (Add to Result Unknown,
Add to Change Unknown, Take From Result Unknown, Take From Change Unknown).
There are a two homework sheets to explain more about this.
Science: Launch Earth and the Universe, What can you find in a daytime and nighttime
sky?
This week’s focus is: Creativity
The September OPTIONAL Reading Challenge is DUE Sept.. 27th.
Upcoming Events…
- 9/26 Spanish Concert at 1:50 in the Learning Commons at Brassfield
- 9/30 No School!
- 10/1 Field Trip Permission forms and money are DUE
“Coming together is the beginning; keeping together is progress; working together is
success” ~ Henry Ford
Wednesday, September 4, 2019
Newsletter and No School Sept. 5th...
No school tomorrow Sept. 5th
Email: kchern@wcpss.net
Blog: mrscherns1stgrade.blogspot.com
Twitter: @Chernschildren
News for the week of Sept. 3
Quarter 1 Week 6
A note from Mrs. Chern…
What a great week. We had our Apex Fun Run and made it to our 2nd
reward of Pajama Day. We earned 25 BEARS tickets and had Stuffed
Animal Day and those who completed the August Reading challenge got
popsicles. It has been a great week. We also gained a new friend.
Welcome Elijah.
This Week’s Standards…
Reading: What is nonfiction/expository reading? What is the purpose? What do we
have to retell?
Writing: Taking writing through the entire writing process. Focusing on content.
Spelling: Unit 6
Math: Strategies for adding numbers, word problems (add to-result unknown)
Social Studies: Social Studies Final Project
Science: Begin our unit on Earth and the Universe
This week’s focus is: Creativity
The September OPTIONAL Reading Challenge will be in your child’s DOT notebook on
Tuesday, Sept. 4th. You have all month to complete this. It will focus on nonfiction
texts and retelling main idea and key details. It is due Sept. 27th.
Upcoming Events…
- 9/2 No School. Enjoy Labor Day
- 9/3 pictures at 10:10 am
- 9/4 Author’s Visit from James and Kimberly Dean at 1:00
- 9/9 Spirit Night at Bad Daddys
- 9/26 Spanish Concert at 1:50 in the Learning Commons at Brassfield
- 9/30 No School!
“Coming together is the beginning; keeping together is progress; working together is
success” ~ Henry Ford
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