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Good Afternoon Pugh Tribe! Hope everyone has enjoyed their Marvelous Monday. Our goal for the rest of the year is to make each day count! This week in Math, we are studying polygons and the different attributes that make up shapes such as quadrilaterals, hexagons, and octagons. The students are also working on their multiplication memory facts. Their math homework for the week is a multiplication worksheet that will be due for a grade on Friday. Our spelling words for the week are: through, threw, new, knew, see, sea, write, right, government, and citizen. Our spelling test will be this Friday following morning announcements. We got to listen to the Cobb County Public Library this afternoon to find out ways we can be extending our reading through the summer. I hope everyone soaked in the information. We will be taking our RI (Reading Inventory) on Wednesday and the MI (Math Inventory) on Thursday. Please make sure that your student is on time both of those days. Also, don'

Good Afternoon Pugh Tribe! I hope you all have a had a wonderful Tuesday. We are jumping right into a review of equivalent fractions during math as well as a review of Subtraction and Addition within 1,000. I had the students solve a few problems as review and I would like for them to complete the math homework due Friday for extra practice. Here are two videos for extra guided practice. Equivalent Fractions: https://learnzillion.com/lesson_plans/4739-recognize-equivalent-fractions-using-number-lines/ Addition/Subtraction:  https://learnzillion.com/lesson_plans/8214-solve-subtraction-problems-using-a-number-line/ Our Librarian allowed our class to come in on Monday to make one final checkout for library books. I am allowing the students to keep them in their desk and read throughout the day. They are all due by this Friday to the Learning Commons. However, since we will be on our field trip, I have told the class to bring them in on Thursday so we can go ahead and turn the