Teachers

Kyle Hall

Second Grade Teacher

Shannon Kittelson

Second Grade Teacher Assistant
LOKOWICH, LINDSEY

Lindsey Lokowich

Second Grade Lead Teacher
MADDOX, JOY

Joy Maddox

Second Grade Teacher

Lydia Piotrowski

Second Grade Teacher Assistant

Lindsey Ray

Second Grade Teacher

Paige Walker

Second Grade Teacher

 

Topics

1st Quarter

  • Math: comparing numbers to 1,ooo, addition fact fluency, creating and reading patterns, identifying polygons, exploring “half” of a set, and the relationship between addition and subtraction
  • ELA: reading and understanding decodable text, understanding nonfiction/information text, learning and applying grade-level phonics and word analysis skills in decoding words, using and producing complete, simple and compound sentences orally and in writing
  • History/Social Studies: fairy tales and tall tales, early Asian civilizations, and the ancient Greek civilization

2nd Quarter

  • Math: attributes of lines and exploring length, naming and writing fractions, using graphs to represent data, using a number line to show computation and addition problems
  • ELA: asking and answering questions to demonstrate understanding of key details in a text, recount stories to determine the central message, lesson, or moral of a story. We will work to describe overall story structure, know and apply phonics skills to decode words, read grade-level text with purpose and understanding
  • Science: cycles found in nature.
  • History/Social Studies: Greek myths and the War of 1812

3rd Quarter

  • Math: concepts of time and understanding when and how to use the labels of a.m. and p.m. to describe times of the day, problem solving strategies, including Looking for a Pattern, Drawing a Picture,and Acting Out a Problem, mental computation skills, gain an understanding of capacity, compare numbers, the subtraction algorithm, estimation and exploring area
  • ELA: introducing spelling alternatives for vowel sounds, knowing and applying grade-level phonics and decoding skills and identifying words with inconsistent but common spelling-sound correspondences. Students will work towards reading with accuracy and fluency to support comprehension. We will focus on writing narratives as well.
  • Science: Insects
  • History/Social Studies: westward expansion and the U.S. Civil War
  • Field Trip & Special Activities: Four Mile Historic Park, Pioneer Day

4th Quarter

  • Math: identifying 3-dimensional shapes, multiplication, modeling problem solving situations relating to multiplication and division, pictographs and bar graphs, division, mode and range, along with graphing data
  • ELA: several new spelling alternatives for vowel and consonant sounds as well as decodable text. Students will also write informative texts.
  • Science: human body and nutrition
  • History/Social Studies: immigration and the history of the civil rights movement