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Second Grade

     Second Grade Teachers
K. Darr 2-1 K. Daunter 2-2

D. Blohm 2-3

 P. Huwer 2-4     

K. Treiling 2-5

D. D'Angelo 2-6

D. Montemurro 2-7

 K. Thornton
C. Piel 2-9 K. Fagan


Trimester Information for Second Grade
 

LANGUAGE ARTS GOALS FOR STUDENTS:

  • Capitalize

  • Punctuate

  • Write creatively

  • Use standard grammar and sentence structure

  • Practice penmanship according to the standard used in class

  • Spell vocabulary as assigned by the teacher

  • Practice dictionary skills

READING GOALS FOR STUDENTS:

  • Isolate main idea

  • Predict outcomes

  • State main idea and supporting details

  • Infer main idea from at least two sentences

  • Sequence events with signal words

  • Recall ideas from cues/context

  • Respond to signal word clues

  • Isolate and name consonants in any location in a word

  • Use vocabulary

MATHEMATICS GOALS FOR STUDENTS:

  • Read, write, identify and count cardinal numbers and ordinal numbers to increasing Levels

  • Add facts

  • Subtract facts

  • Group and regroup in addition and subtraction

  • Explore multiplication

  • Explore nature and use of fractions

  • Solve problems involving amounts of money and time

  • Routinely use critical thinking skills to explore and solve problems

  • Collect data

  • Graph data

  • Classify data

  • Tally information

  • Predict outcomes

SCIENCE GOALS FOR STUDENT:

  • Investigate properties of plant and animal life

  • Examine the nature and properties of weather, seasons, magnets and sounds

  • Explore characteristics of earth’s environment

  • Explore and test hypotheses regarding dinosaurs and extinction

  • Use a range of conventional and unconventional measures to assess

  • Weight, size, width, depth and other properties requiring measurement

  • Determine the relationship between nutrition and well-being

SOCIAL STUDIES GOALS FOR STUDENT:

  • Explore and value diversity and equity

  • Explore similarities and differences within our community

  • Explore similarities and differences between and among communities around the world

  • Establish characteristics of rural, suburban and urban communities

  • Explore the relationship between working and meeting wants and needs

  • Construct laws and rules that help us govern our democracy

  • Use maps and globes

  • Use time lines to assess sequence of events in history