Houghton Mifflin Reading
Below you will find the link to a handout outlining the skills your child is currently focusing on in Reading/Language Arts.
Eureka Math
Kindergarten
Students will focus on the following skills:
- Analyze items and discuss similarities and differences.
- Order, count, and wrote up to ten objects.
- Work with very basic equations and expressions to ensure familiarity throughout the year.
- Use their understanding of number relationships to name quantity that is one greater and one less than a given number.
First Grade
Students will focus on the following skills:
- Make significant progress towards fluency with addition and subtraction of numbers to 10.
- Compose and decompose numbers, describing them as put together situations with number bonds and pictures.
- Interpret the meaning of addition from adding or putting together with results unknown story problems by drawing their own pictures and generating solution equations.
- Learn to recognize doubles and doubles +1
- Use the number path to solve subtraction problems.
We always say that we work in the most beautiful place and it’s confirmed every morning when I drive into town. I don’t think anyone could ask for a better view from their classroom windows!
I graduated from Central Washington University with a Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education and an additional endorsement in reading. I came to work in Index in January of 2006. I began teaching preschool and kindergarten in the mornings and various subjects to the second through eighth grades in the afternoons. After two years I added first grade to the class as well.