Quiz Grades!

Hello Students,

I have already your quizzes and will be emailing each of you your own quiz grade. The class average was a 91 which is absolutely fantastic! (No one failed!)
I will see you tomorrow.


Thanks,
Miss Michele

Fractions Quiz tomorrow

Hello Students,

I was pleased to see that all of you who were in class today actively participated in our review of fractions. I hope all of you are feeling more comfortable with identifying fractions. Just a reminder, tomorrow we will have a quiz in class on identifying different fractions. Click here to play a fraction game that may help you prepare for the quiz. Good luck and I will see you tomorrow! :-)

Miss Michele

Homework due Wednesday April 14th

Hello Class,
Those of you who were in class today received the math worksheet on fractions. You are to complete this worksheet and hand it to me in the beginning of tomorrow's class. If you lost your worksheet or were not in class to receive it, here is a link to the worksheet. Print it out, complete it and bring it to class tomorrow. Thank you!

Miss Michele

Hope your enjoying your Spring Break!

Hello Students,

I know that some of you missed last Wednesday's class, which was the last day we met before Spring Break. During class, we spent time in the computer lab and students went to a math game website and practiced identifying fractions. Feel free to click on this link and play the fraction game! We will be reviewing fractions again when we return from break on Monday, April 12th.

THERE IS NO HOMEWORK due when we come back.

Enjoy the rest of your Spring Break! :)

Miss Michele

Fractions- parts of a whole

Hello students,
This week, we will be working with fractions. If you click on this link you will find a short video clip that talks about various fractions. This video will help you review what you already learned about fractions in first grade. Over the next week or two, we will be learning more about fractions.
Thank you,
Miss Michele

Test Grades Are In!

Hello Students,
I was very pleased with most of your grades from last week's test. I have graded the tests of all the students who were in class and completed them last Thursday. I will give each of you a chance to look at your graded test and see where you made mistakes, but I cannot give your test back until those few students who were absent make it up. If you would like to know your grade please let me know and I will e-mail you your individual grade.
If there are any further questions, please let me know.
Thanks!
Miss Michele

St. Patty's Pot O' Gold Game

Hello class!
Just a reminder. We are having a test on counting coins and telling time on Thursday of next week. Since next Wednesday is St. Patrick's day, I thought it would be fun if you guys reviewed counting coins by playing this St. Patty's Pot O' Gold Game. Please also make sure you understand how to tell time. If you are having any problems with counting coins or telling time, I will hold 2 review sessions Monday and Tuesday after school until 4:00pm. Please have your parents contact me if you want to stay for review.

See you tomorrow!

Homework for tonight

Hello class,
Please make sure you complete the clock worksheet that I handed out today. I will be collecting them tomorrow.

Thanks, Miss Michele L

What time is it?

Hello everyone,
This week, we will continue to practice telling time on a clock.
As we have talked about in class, the shorter hand of the clock is the hour hand and the longer hand of the clock is the minute hand.
For homework, complete the worksheet I gave you in class by filling in the correct times next to the appropriate clocks.

I found a cool website for those of you who need or want more practice telling time.

Learn to Tell Time with Blackdog's Time Telling Game:
http://www.blackdog.net/games/clock/time/index.html

See you all tomorrow!

SNOW DAY!

Hello everyone,

I am sure most of you are happy that school is closed another day! I hope you all enjoy your day off and stay safe and warm out there! I am providing you with an opportunity to do an extra credit assignment.

If you would like to participate in the extra credit please go to
http://prek-8.com/math/grade2/moneyword.html
Print this worksheet out, answer it accordingly, and turn it in for 3 points on your next test!

Remember this is extra credit and you do not have to do it. You must turn it in tomorrow Friday, February 12th in order to receive the 3 points and I will not take it any later.
Thank you, Miss Michele

Reminder for tomorrow..

Hello students,
Don't forget to bring your play money to class tomorrow! Have a great afternoon :-)
Thanks, Miss Michele

Quarters, nickels, dimes, and pennies!!

Hello class,

This week, we will be learning how to count quarters, dimes, nickels, and pennies. Some of you may already know the color, size, and value of each coin. Before we begin to count, I would like you to click on the link below and watch a short clip that may help you remember the different coins!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wk_6-pFkugU

Thank you!
Miss Michele

Further practice

I encourage parents to have their child to review addition flashcards and subtraction flashcards.
For further practice, your child may practice his or her subtraction and addition skills with an online quiz.

New Math Site!

Students may review their math facts and practice their skills at this math site. Here you will find different problem sets, fun math puzzles, and really cool games that help you learn!

Welcome!

Hello Students and Parents,
My name is Miss Michele. Welcome to my blog for the 2nd grade math class where will be exploring addition and subtraction. The purpose of my blog is to open lines communication and allow students to post questions or comments about the mathematical concepts that will be learned in class. Students are encouraged to check this blog and respond to classmates' questions. Students will be able to view homework assignments from home computers and I will post the lecture notes each week at the end of the week in case anyone is absent. I will also provide parents with student grades upon request.