Second Grade

Name	Position	Room Number	Voice Mail
Mrs. Alicia Guildner	Teacher	13	213
Ms. Antwanette Hatten	Teacher	17	217
Mrs. Kimberly Cirillo	Teacher	16	216

In second grade, the focus of learning is on strengthening reading, writing, and math skills.  The science, social studies, and health programs provide information on and a chance to study our town, healthy and nutritional practices, as well as the moon, plants, dinosaurs, and matter.

Math	Language Arts	Science	Social Studies	Health	Technology
Welcome to Second Grade problem solving, estimation, computation skills, calendar and money	Uses previewing and predicting strategies	The Soils	Our Town Newington	Healthy Eating	Type to learn
Exploring Numbers patterns, 200 chart, skip counting, problem solving and addition/subtraction strategies	Uses prior knowledge and experiences to interpret text	Plants	Our Neighborhood	Safety	Basic Internet Research
Buttons estimating, sorting, classifying and graphing data	Uses a wide variety of strategies to comprehend	Matter	Map Skills	Making Friends	Plants
Working with Data measuring in non-standard units, graphing and interpreting graphs	Demonstrates comprehension through a variety of strategies	Nutrition	Newington Long Ago	Germs/disease	Biographies
Going to Great Lengths centimeters, meters, median and intervals on a line	Develop a positive attitude towards reading		Scholastic News (all year)	Taking Care of Me/personal health and grooming	Kidpix
Putting Numbers in Their Places place value, base ten, telling time, measuring volume	Communicates for a variety of purposes to inform, describe, entertain and persuade				Curriculum Related Software
Building with Cubes volume of cube models, volume and number problems	Writes as a process for a variety of purposes
Multiple Masses measuring mass in grams, balance scale and repeated addition	Researches topics by selecting, organizing, and analyzing information
Ways of Adding Larger Numbers finding sums of larger numbers	Develops a positive attitude towards writing
Exploring Volume volume, thermometers and word problems	Uses conventions of written communication
	Harcourt Trophies
	Uses conventions of oral communication