SHAPES AND PATTERNS
Monday, April 18, 2016
Tuesday, March 15, 2016
Thursday, March 10, 2016
From the Library
Annual Book Swap!
Thursday, March 31
Girls may bring in 1-10 PAPERBACK books, grade level and in good condition, to swap for the same number of books.
Ms. Mason will accept books March 15-30. Please leave them in a neat stack on my desk with an elastic around the bundle. Write your name and class code (2R or 2O) on a sticky note and attach to your bundle.
Books that are too young or too old or too worn out will be returned to donors. Any leftover books will be donated to charity.
There will be a table for each grade so Second grade girls will swap within their grade.
This is voluntary! Girls do not have to participate. It's a great way to pass along books you've enjoyed, and get a few new books without spending a nickel.
Thursday, March 31
Girls may bring in 1-10 PAPERBACK books, grade level and in good condition, to swap for the same number of books.
Ms. Mason will accept books March 15-30. Please leave them in a neat stack on my desk with an elastic around the bundle. Write your name and class code (2R or 2O) on a sticky note and attach to your bundle.
Books that are too young or too old or too worn out will be returned to donors. Any leftover books will be donated to charity.
There will be a table for each grade so Second grade girls will swap within their grade.
This is voluntary! Girls do not have to participate. It's a great way to pass along books you've enjoyed, and get a few new books without spending a nickel.
Friday, February 26, 2016
From the Library
Second graders traveled with Dodsworth and the Duck from New York to Paris to London to Rome to Tokyo in Tim Egan's series. Ask your daughters what the duck's special talents are. In The Forty-Ninth Magician, written by Samuel Babbitt and illustrated by Natalie Babbitt, we learned how to turn hours into minutes and minutes into seconds. We went back to Tim Egan for Burnt Toast on Davenport Street. Ask about the wish-granting fly. In honor of the Chinese New Year we read Ed Young's Lon Po Po: A Red Riding Hood Story from China. We were able to compare other versions of Red Riding Hood with this story. This one has a "foot with a bush on it", a wolf hoisted up into a tree in search of gingko nuts, and three clever sisters.
Please continue to read with your daughters and to encourage them to share library books with siblings, babysitters, pets and You!
Please continue to read with your daughters and to encourage them to share library books with siblings, babysitters, pets and You!
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