Rain, Rain, Go Away

Dear Rain, please go away and come again another day!

Needs of Living Things

Living things need a few key things to survive such as air, water, food and shelter.
What do animals need to stay alive?

Yassien's Birthday

 

Last Thursday we celebrated the birthday of our dear friend and student Yassien Mohamed Gamal.

Many Happy Returns of the Day!

Reading Practice

Please read the following sentences.

Read Theory

What is Read Theory?
Read Theory is a powerful educational tool that offers on-line reading activities for all ages and ability levels. Our custom web application adapts to students’ individual ability levels and presents them with thousands of skill building exercises that suit their needs.
Is Read Theory right for my child?
Our quizzes span the full range of reading levels, beginning with elementary school reading and ending with the most demanding college-level passages. Our program meets national benchmarks and is aligned with the Common Core State Standards (CCSS).
How can Read Theory improve English Language Arts instruction?
Read Theory fosters a dynamic classroom environment. Teachers who use our program gain the freedom to provide more individualized instruction, and we provide detailed reports so teachers can track student progress using statistics, graphs, and charts.
Will my child enjoy Read Theory?
We want our program to be fun and motivational. That's why we've implemented an array of game mechanics into our program. Students earn points and achievement badges along with their reading scores. We find that they love tracking their own progress.
How much does Read Theory cost?
ReadTheory.org is completely free of charge.
How will you keep my child’s data safe?
Read Theory accounts are not linked to identifiable information such as social media accounts, photographs, or home contact information. Your child’s data will never be shared with third parties of any kind.
How do I sign up?
Your child’s teacher will provide him or her with a username and password. The teacher will have oversight of this account at all times. Students can access Read Theory at home, at school, and even on the go using mobile devices. All you need is an internet connection.
Get started today! Check out www.ReadTheory.org for more information.

Months of the Year by Peter Weatherall

If you can’t remember

The months of the year

From January to December

I got a little song here

January  February  March  April

May  June  and  July

August  September

October  November
And don't forget December

Well, there are 365

Days in a year

52 weeks but only 12 months

In this little song here

January  February  March  April

May  June  and  July

August  September

October  November
And don't forget December

Now if you've got a calendar

It really pays to check it out

Turn the pages and you’ll see

What this song is all about

January  February  March  April

May  June  and  July

August  September

October  November
And don't forget December

If you find you still forget

The months of the year

Don’t you worry and don’t you fret

Sing my little song here

January  February  March  April

May  June  and  July

August  September

October  November
And don't forget December

Vertical Addition

You can add across.You can add down.The sum is the same if the numbers added are the same.

Star Student of the Week

We have chosen our second Star Student of the Week :

Selim Hany Attay

Selim is the most popular student in our class !

Congratulations!!!

Weekly Plan

Grade 1 Weekly Plan

Date: 9/24/17 – 9/28/17

	What we covered : Week ending September 20th, 2017	What we will cover this week: Week ending September 28th, 2017
English	Concepts of Print: Directionality, Concept of a Sentence , Words in a  Sentence High-Frequency Words: is, look, little, my, this, here, play, the, we, where Listening Comprehension: Share the Rhyme “Where Are We?” (Wonders connected) Phonics:  c f o d h e Blending Words with Short a, i  and o Phonological Awareness: Rhyme Handwriting :Cc, Ff, Oo, Dd, Hh, Ee Reading Practice: Start Smart Reader “Look!” Your Turn Practice Book page SS15 Start Smart Reader “We Play Here” Your Turn Practice Book page SS21	ESSENTIAL QUESTION What do you do at your school? Oral Vocabulary Words: learn, subjects Concepts of Print: Directionality, Concept of a Sentence , Words in a  Sentence High-Frequency Words: are, for, me, she, with, does, not, school, what Listening Comprehension:  This School Year Will Be the Best!  (Wonders connected) Phonics:      Short a Blending Words with Short a Phonological Awareness: Rhyming Words Handwriting : Aa Reading Practice: “Jack Can” Wonders Reading/Writing Workshop Book pages 14 - 23 Start Smart Reader “With Me” Your Turn Practice Book page SS27
Math	Lesson 1.3: Addition Number Sentences Lesson 1.4: Add 0	Lesson 1.5: Vertical Addition Lesson 1.6: Problem-Solving Strategy (Write a number Sentence)
Science	What are living and non-living things?	What do animals need?
Social Studies	School Rules    Class Rules Poster   I will follow the rules pledge	School Leaders ·    Who makes the rules at school? ·   Why do we need rules at home?

Highlights of Today's Trip

Today we went on a trip to the Children's Civilization 

and Creativity Center (Child Museum), where we 

learned so much about the daily lives of the ancient Egyptians.