Today's spelling test on sight words had mixed results. About half the students did exceptionally well. Unfortunately, some had a rough time. It's important to remember that each week's spelling words focus on a SOUND. Have your child focus on the letter combinations that make that sound. That way, s/he will recognize in the future when s/he hears the sound, how to write it.
Spelling words for next week use the sound [en/em].
- le temps
- le vent
- un enfant
- le parent
- la dent
- prendre
- vendre
- descendre
- comprendre
- trembler
Homework might be a tad challenging but I think that they're up to it! We have started our poetry unit and I'm asking students need to make a list of 3 pairs of words that rhyme (so 6 words in total). They are to put these words at the end of sentences (which of course can be silly) in order to make a poem. We have been working on rhyming words all week...
For example:
chaton - bonbon
bateau - chateau
alligator - castor
Then they put them into sentences:
Un jour un chaton
a mangé un bonbon.
Il a pris un bateau
pour aller au chateau.
Là il a vu un alligator
qui a mangé un castor.
Bonne chance!