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Hello October! Hello October!

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October Happenings!

As we are ending the first 9 weeks, we are already beginning to see so much growth in the students we support. Please continue to work with your child/children at home as they blossom into amazing students.

DON'T FORGET FALL BREAK October 12-16
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District Assessments Grades 3-5

October 5-9 in Math, Science and Social Studies

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Progress Reports

Friday October 9th

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Parent-Teacher Conference/Early Release

Wednesday October 28th

Thursday October 29th

Reading at home! Reading at home!

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Students should read daily for pleasure and for learning. It's a great time to bond and have meaningful conversation. Please find some tips below as well as links to sites to build a solid reading foundation.

Questions to support reading nonfiction books at home:

  • What is the book about?
  • What did you learn?
  • Show me a picture. What do you see?
  • Tell me one fact.
  • What was interesting?
  • What new word did you learn?
  • Questions to support reading fiction books at home:

  • Who is the main character?
  • Where is the story?
  • What happened?
  • What was your favorite part?
  • Was the character happy, sad, scared, or excited?
  • Show me a picture and tell me about it.
  • Math at Home Math at Home

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    Family Math Game: Number Hunt!

    How to Play

    1. A family member says a number between 1 and 20.
    2. The child must find that number somewhere in the house.
      • Clock
      • Calendar
      • Phone
      • Book pages
      • Food packages
      • Mail
    3. When they find it, they say:
      • "I found the number ___!"
    4. Continue with 5-10 numbers.
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    Family Math Game: Roll, Add, and Compare!

    Materials Needed:

    1 die (or dice app), paper, and pencil

    How to Play

    1. Player 1 rolls the die three times and writes the numbers in any order to make the largest possible 3-digit number.

      • Example: Rolls 3, 5, and 8 → makes 853
    2. Player 2 does the same.

      • Example: Rolls 2, 9, and 4 → makes 942
    3. Compare the numbers.

      • Which number is greater?
      • Who wins the round?
    4. Play 5 rounds. The player who wins the most rounds is the winner!


    Ask your child:

    • Which number is greater?
    • How do you know?
    • Which digit is in the hundreds place?
    • Which digit is in the tens place?
    • Which digit is in the ones place?
    • How could you make the largest number?
    • How could you make the smallest number?

    Daily Writing at Home!!! ✍🏻 Daily Writing at Home!!! ✍🏻

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    Family Writing Activity: My Favorite Part of Today

    Ask your child:

    • What was your favorite part of today?
    • Who was with you?
    • What did you do?
    • How did you feel?


    Have your child draw a picture of their favorite part of the day.

    -OR-

    Write a short paragraph:

    • Describe what happened.
    • Explain why it was your favorite part.
    • Include details about who, what, where, and how you felt.


    After your child writes, ask:

    • Can you read your writing to me?
    • What happened first?
    • What happened next?
    • Why was this your favorite part?
    • How did you feel?

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    **Don't forget to check out the Parent Center for additional activities.**

    Ms. Sanders 770-414-2752 (samonia.sander@gcpsk12.org)

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