team sanford
Nov 14
Manipulatives
I say: A manipulative on every desk. Manipulative use and access should be evident during math instruction in each room.
A lot of learning targets this week included using base 10 blocks (or rods or cubes) to solve a problem.
Crawshaw's problem solvers
K students using judy clocks
Look For's Next Week
Learning Targets that match the instruction
UPcoming EventS
Nov 15 (Saturday morning) PTA Fall Festival 10-1
Nov 17 Brittany Hudnall baby shower in Good's room 315
Nov 18 Career Day Dress Up for K-2 students
Nov 18 College Exploration for grades 3-5
Nov 19 Playbook Day 315
Nov 19 Flu mist vaccine administered to students who turn in permission slip (in teacher's lounge to begin approx 10am)
Nov 20 PTA Meeting 600pm(4th and 5th grade performs) and Book Fair
Nov 26-28 Thanksgiving Break
Dec 8 Lincoln Financial Advisor available in teacher's lounge 11-1
Dec 10 Surry Siren Test scheduled
Dec 19 PTA Teacher's Breakfast 730AM
SANFORD IS SUMDOG CHAMPION
Sanford is the SUMDOG champion of NNPS. We were introduced to SUMDOG the past two weeks. Teachers in grades 1-5 should explore SUMDOG and sign up for the free math version. The kids really liked it and the math questions are leveled as the students get questions right or wrong.
NNPS SUMDOG results:
1. Steigleman 2. Olson 3. Teacher at Carver
NNPS Individual Students
1. Nora Correiro 2. Leianna G. 3. Emma R. (top 3 students in the city--all from Sanford); plus we had the 4th, 8th, and 10th place finisher.
As you can see, Sanford is like the SEC in football as we dominate the top 10 with six out of the top 10 students :)