Tuesday, January 31, 2012
SpellingCity
I will now be posting our weekly spelling lists on SpellingCity.com. When you go to the site, click on "Find A List", and search for Mr. Hauptmann. Once you find the list, you can take practice spelling tests and play a variety of games.
Friday, January 27, 2012
Class Newsletter- January 30, 2012
Mr. Hauptmann’s Class Newsletter
Unit 3, Week 3- January 30, 2012
This week we are reading “How
Night Came from the Sea” retold by Mary-Joan Gerson. We will focus on some vocabulary words in
this story. It would be helpful if you
will reinforce the meaning of these words at home with your child. Also, on this newsletter you will find our
spelling words for the week. Please
practice these words at home as well.
The words in italics are our challenge spelling words. Let’s have a great week!
Vocabulary
Word
|
Meaning
|
brilliant
|
shining brightly; sparkling
|
chorus
|
anything spoken or sung all at the same time
|
coward
|
person who lacks courage or is easily made afraid; person
who runs from danger, trouble, etc.
|
gleamed
|
flashed
or beamed with light
|
shimmering
|
gleaming or shining faintly
|
Spelling Words: however, mountain, mound, scout, shout, couch,
towel, ounce, coward, outdoors, flowerpot, scowl, browse, announce, hound,
trout, drowsy, grouch, eyebrow, boundary, cauliflower,
foundation, surround, allowance, counselor
Thank you to everyone who donated tissues and disinfecting wipes. We
could still use donations if you are able. Thanks!
I have created a website for our
classroom, and it is linked to the East Falmouth School website. You can access the site by going to “Teacher
Sites” on the school’s website, or you can type www.mrhauptmanngrade4.blogspot.com
in your browser’s window. I will be updating the site each week.
Please sign, cut on
the dotted line, and return on Tuesday:
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Mr. Hauptmann’s Class Newsletter
Unit 3, Week 3- January 30, 2012
Student’s Name:
_______________________________________________
Parent Signature:
_______________________________________________
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Class Newsletter- January 23, 2012
Mr. Hauptmann’s Class Newsletter
Unit 3, Week 2- January 23, 2012
This week we are reading “Adelina’s
Whales” by Richard Sobol. We will focus on some vocabulary words in this
story. It would be helpful if you
will reinforce the meaning of these words at home with your child. Also, on this newsletter you will find
our spelling words for the week.
Please practice these words at home as well. The words in italics are our challenge spelling words. Let’s have a great week!
Vocabulary
Word
|
Meaning
|
biologist
|
scientist who studies living things, including their
origins, structures, activities, and distribution
|
bluff
|
a high, steep slope or cliff
|
lagoon
|
a pond or small lake, especially one connected with a
larger body of water
|
massive
|
big
and heavy; bulk
|
rumbling
|
making a deep, heavy, continuous sound
|
tropical
|
of or like the regions 23.45 degrees north or south of the
equator where the sun can shine directly overhead
|
Spelling Words: piece, peace, break, brake, threw, through, by,
bye, beat, beet, thrown, throne, aloud, allowed, past, passed, weight, wait,
there, their, principal, principle,
symbol, cymbal, stationary, stationery
Wanted: We could really use
some more donations of Kleenex and disinfectant wipes for the classroom.
Thanks!
Please sign, cut on
the dotted line, and return on Tuesday:
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Mr. Hauptmann’s Class Newsletter
Unit 3, Week 2- January 23, 2012
Student’s Name:
_______________________________________________
Parent Signature:
_______________________________________________
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Angle Website
Below is a link to a great website I found on angles and angle measurement. This site is very interactive and fun.
http://www.amblesideprimary.com/ambleweb/mentalmaths/protractor.html
http://www.amblesideprimary.com/ambleweb/mentalmaths/protractor.html
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