Mrs. Evans

Science Class: Oct. 27- 31

Important Dates

Fri. Oct. 24th- Grade cards go Home

Tues. Nov. 4th- No School, Election Day!

Thurs. Nov. 6th- P/T/ Conferences 4-7 p.m.

Fri. Nov. 7th- P/T/Conferences 8-11 a.m.

Mon. Nov. 10th- No School, Observe Veterans Day

Monarch Butterfly- Each autumn these insects travel south. Most spend the winter in central Mexico. They come from as far as Canada

Salmon- They weigh up to eighty pounds and stretch as long as five feet. When it is time to lay eggs, they migrate up rivers and back into streams. Only when they find their home stream where they hatched, they will lay and fertilize eggs.

Gray Whale- Is one of the largest mammals in the world, reaching lengths of forty- five feet and weigh up to thirty- seven tons. They migrate from the Arctic to the warm waters of Mexico each autumn. Their round- trip journey is almost 12,500 miles. They migrate ro give birth to their young.

Caribou- Lives in Alaska, Northern Canada, Scandinavia, and Russia. Also known as reindeer. Weigh up to four hundred pounds. They migrate in groups for more than a thousand miles.

Arctic Tern- A fish eating bird that measures about sixteen inches long. They make one of the world's longest migratory journeys, more than twenty- four thousand miles round trip.

Mountain Goat- Migrate in a group to escape the cold weather. They move down lower ground. being taught.

Green Turtle- Can be four feet long and weigh as much as four hundred pounds. But these sea creatures lay their eggs on land. When it is time, the females swim back to the beach where they were hated.

Upcoming Tests:

Science- Next test will be on Wed. Oct. 29th

Math-No test this week!

Math Class: Oct. 27- 31

Important Dates

Fri. Oct. 24th- Grade cards go home!

Tues. Nov. 4th- No School, Election Day!

Thurs. Nov. 6th- P/T/ Conferences 4-7 p.m.

Fri. Nov. 7th- P/T/Conferences 8-11 a.m.

Mon. Nov. 10th- No School, Observe Veterans Day

This Week in Math

We will work on Topic 4, Multiplying by 2 digit numbers.

Student Spotlight

This week's student spotlight is Chase Hall. Chase enjoys playing dodgeball and Volleyball. Chase's favorite food is Soup. His favorite subject is Math. This year he wants to get better at Reading and learn more about the ocean.

Math Homework

Needs for the classroom: Individually wrapped candy

Snacks ( Math 1)

Individually wrapped candy

Don't forget about the nightly math fact log. Multiplication is very important concept for to understand. Please work with your child on his/her multiplication facts.