Here are a few examples from today:

In this example, large circles represented "dogs" and the little circle represented "puppies". After drawing the symbols, it is easy to count up all the circles to see what the total number is. Once the answer is found, we are to write a final sentence answering the question.


Other people used tally marks or cubes to represent the animals, then added them all together.

We were also reminded that when we make a mistake in math, our brain grows! Click for Video
Today was also our last day of Jungle Safari. Our new challenge for today was to do 7 squats any time we landed on a red mat.
In computers we had the option of typing up our math board game rules - students who wish to type their rules up at home may do so and bring them in next week. Everyone else was working on Mathletics or Raz Kids.
For word work, the grade 2s went over their word findings and to their own word tables for the hard-e sounds. Some of the "ee" words were: green, tree, feel, queen, freeze, knee; and some of the "ey" words were: key, journey, valley, hockey, honey, parsley, money.
We realized, though, that the "ey" combination can sometimes sound like the hard "a" (such as, "they, hey, grey").
Reminders:
1. Special Helper for March 11 is Inaya - prepare to share about your favorite movie or actor/actress
2. The next Fun Lunch, Extreme Pita, is scheduled for Thursday, March 14, 2019. The deadline for you to place your child's order online at HealthyHunger.ca is tomorrow night, Friday, March 8 at 11:59 pm.