A Successful Week Six: Reviewing and Testing in Second Grade

Hello, dear readers! We're back with another exciting update from the second-grade classroom, and this week was one for the books. Week six was packed with intense reviews, crucial tests, and some heartwarming moments of pride and accomplishment. Let's dive into all the details of this action-packed week!


Grammar, Phonics, Reading Comprehension, and Vocabulary


The week kicked off with a thorough review of some essential language arts skills. Our second graders spent quality time revisiting grammar rules, honing their phonics skills, and sharpening their reading comprehension abilities. Vocabulary exercises added a creative twist to their learning journey.


We believe in making learning engaging and interactive, so we incorporated fun games and activities to make these reviews both productive and enjoyable. From sentence building games to spelling bees, our young learners embraced the challenges with enthusiasm.


The Big English, Science, and Math Tests


Thursday and Friday marked a significant milestone in our second-grade journey—the Big English, Science, and Math Tests. The anticipation in the air was palpable, but our students were well-prepared and ready to take on the challenge. 


English Language Arts: The English test covered everything from parts of speech to types of sentence. Our young wordsmiths showcased their knowledge and understanding of language, and we couldn't be prouder of their progress.


Science: In the science test, we explored the wonders of the light and shadow worlds. 


Math: Math can be a bit tricky, but our students rose to the occasion. They tackled math problems with confidence and precision, applying the mathematical concepts they've been learning all semester.


Proud Moments and Behavior


One of the most heartwarming aspects of this week was witnessing the impeccable behavior of our students during the tests. Despite the pressure and the weight of the moment, our second graders exhibited admirable patience, respect, and encouragement for their peers.It's a testament to the supportive and nurturing environment we've created in our classroom. We emphasize the importance of teamwork and empathy, and it was on full display during these tests.


Celebrating Accomplishments


As the tests concluded, we took a moment to celebrate our students' accomplishments. The feeling of pride and achievement was palpable in the room. Each child received a small token of appreciation for their hard work and dedication throughout the week.


We also emphasized that success isn't just about test scores—it's about the effort, determination, and growth that come with tackling challenges head-on. These valuable life lessons will serve our second graders well in their educational journey and beyond.


Looking Forward


As we move into the next week, our second graders are eager to continue their learning adventure. With renewed confidence and a strong foundation in grammar, phonics, reading comprehension, and vocabulary, they're ready to take on new challenges and expand their horizons.


We can't wait to see what the future holds for these bright young minds. Stay tuned for more updates from our second-grade classroom, where every week is an exciting new chapter in the journey of learning and growth.



203A



Grade 2

10/11-10/13

Subject

Lesson 6

Phonics

Consonant Blends with r, l, s


Grammar

Count Nouns and Non-count Nouns

Spelling

spin last clap test grade

Words

skin swim drag place stage

Vocab

hairy litter canned clipped


mammals

Reading

WR: Our Holiday Trip


Journeys: "Dogs"

Science

Heat

Math

Lesson 1 and 2 Addition/Subtraction


Without Regrouping

Tests

Spelling, VOCAB and Weekly Sent.


Weekly Test on Friday Oct. 13

Weekly Sentences



1. Hairy dogs are hard to clean.


2. I want to pick a puppy from the litter.


3. Do you like canned soup?


4. My nametag is clipped to my shirt.


5. People and dogs are mammals.


201B



Grade 2

10/11-10/13

Subject

Lesson 6

Phonics

Consonant Blends with r, l, s


Grammar

Count Nouns and Non-count Nouns

Spelling

spin last clap test grade

Words

skin swim drag place stage

Vocab

light year hold baby him


grown-up funny

Reading

WR: Where is Max?


Journeys: My Little Brother

Science

Heat

Math

Lesson 1 and 2 Addition/Subtraction


Without Regrouping

Tests

Spelling, VOCAB and Weekly Sent.


Weekly Test on Friday Oct. 13

Weekly Sentences



1. A feather is very light.


2. They laughed at the funny joke.


3. We are in second grade this year.


4. The tired baby sleeps in a crib.


5. Ms. Smith is a grown-up.


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