It looks to be a fun and busy week ahead. We have many things going on which will affect our work. On Wednesday we have the all school All Saints Day Party in the afternoon and our Saint Project presentations. (Remember that the written project is due on Tuesday!) I would like to have the students in their costumes before they do their presentations. This would mean that we would change immediately following lunch. If any parents would like to come in and help move this along faster, I would appreciate the help. Also parents if you would like to join us for the presentations we would love to have you. I hope to start them by 12:45.

As everyone knows we do not have school on Thursday. Enjoy your day of rest at home, but please remember to study for your Spelling test!

On Friday we are going to the Dallas Heritage Park. Here is a link http://www.oldcitypark.org/Default.aspx about where we are going. This Friday is first Friday and we will be attending Mass before leaving for our field trip. All students must come in their uniforms. We will take our spelling test as soon as we return from the trip. We will not take the vocabulary test on Friday, instead we will take it first thing on Monday.

I think that is all the important information for the week. Please check back though just in case!

Monday: Spelling: Lesson 10, Write misspelled words 5 times each if not done, study words 1-6, Vocabulary: Review words 12-15 Reading: Read Chapter 5 of Horse and His Boy and work on worksheet 5, due Monday, November 5, Math: Problem Set 42, Religion: Review Joyful Mysterious, Work on Saint Project

Tuesday: Spelling: Write sentences for words 1-8 if not finished, study words 7-12 Vocabulary: Lesson 5 review all words, Math: Problem Set 43, Religion: Review Joyful Mysteries, finish Saint Project

Wednesday: Spelling: Write sentences for words 9-17, if not finished, Study words 13-18, Vocabulary: Lesson 5 review all words Math: Problem set 44, Religion: Study Question 3

Thursday: Spelling: study for spelling test lesson 9, Vocabulary: Review Lesson 5 words

Friday: Spelling: Write misspelled words 10 times each, Reading and English: Horse and His Boy: Finish reading chapter 5 and do worksheet, Vocabulary: Review lesson 5 words for Monday test

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Writing Assignment: Due Date–Wed. 10/31/07

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All Saints Day Report and Presentation

Dear Parents,

As you know, All Saints Day is just around the corner and to celebrate, the children will be dressing up as Saints! In addition to dressing up, I would like the students to write a mini “report” for the special day. It needs to be handwritten, and at least two paragraphs long. They also need to submit a colored picture that they have drawn of the Saint.

On All Saints Day, the children will get up in front of the class to tell the rest of the class about their Saint. The students will have to speak for about one minute, and the students will be in costume! Thank you for all of your cooperation! I’m looking forward to learning about many great Saints from the students! J God Bless You,

Ms. Padilla

Saint Report Guidelines

Make sure to include these in your report! *The name of your Saint. *Where the Saint lived. *Was your Saint a priest/nun/husband/or wife? *Were there any special things that your Saint did? *Why you chose the Saint, and what you like about your Saint. *Your report must be handwritten in your BEST printing! Make sure to take your time to spell all your words correctly. *You will have three pieces of paper in this report: *Your cover page. It will have the title of your report and your name. *Your report. *A picture that you drew and colored of your Saint.

Good luck!

EXAMPLE OF YOUR COVER PAGE

St. Michael the Archangel

By Susie Smith

1st Grade Religion Ms. Padilla

10/31/07

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Tests: 10/29/07-11/02/07

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Wednesday: Saxon Assessment

Friday: Spelling Test (spelling list posted on line)

Religion Test Chapter 5-8 (No review will be sent home.)
This test will review what has already been tested.

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Review: Ten Commandments

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1. I am the Lord thy God; thou shalt not have strange gods before Me.

2.Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain.

3. Remember thou keep holy the Lord’s day.

4. Honor thy father and thy mother.

5.Thou shalt not kill.

6. Thou shalt not commit adultery.

7. Thou shalt not steal.

8. Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbor.

9.Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor’s wife.

10. Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor’s goods.

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Spelling List: 10/29/07-11/02/07

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Generalization: R-influenced vowels and Adding -s

Words to Master:

mare      more     fire
rare         tore          wire
spare        wore      tire
glare        score        hire
stares       shore
squares    snore    cure
store        pure

Memory Words:

here
there
their

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Religion Ch. 7 Review

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Adam was the first man, he ate the forbidden fruit.

Noah was asked to build a big boat.

Isaac was the son of really old parents.

Eve was the wife of Adam.

Abraham was asked to sacrifice his son.

David was a shepherd made king.

You are a child of God!

Eve gave Adam the forbidden fruit to eat.

Cain killed Abel.

Abraham DID NOT sacrifice his son, but he was willing to do it to obey God. Remember that God sent a ram to sacrifice instead.

David killed Goliath with a slingshot.

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