White Eagle Elementary School

Part of Indian Prairie School District 204

Second Grade


Welcome to the 2nd Grade White Eagle Website.  Come here often to find important documents, upcoming events, assignment help and more.  Click on any resource below to find out more information regarding that topic.

Thank you,
The Second Grade Team
 
Newsletters
 

Documents
 
 
Getting to Know Mrs. Snyder  
 
1) What is your favorite subject to teach? Why?
 
I love teaching reading because I like sharing books and stories with students. It is a great feeling when my own students show me how much they have enjoyed a book and have acquired a love of reading. I always say that when you read you can do anything!
 
2) What is the hardest subject to teach? Why?
 
The hardest subject for me to teach is science because even though I love doing hands-on experiments with the students it seems that we never have enough time to set up and complete all of the fun experiments that are available to us.
 
3) What is your favorite book to your students?
 
I always read The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein on the first and last day of school.
 
4) What is your favorite second grade memory?
 
When I was in second grade I wrote a book for Young Authors contest called Little Miss Huggable and it won a ribbon. I was so happy that I wrote a dozen more books with the same character.
 
5) What do you think second graders like most about second grade?
 
I think second graders like being able to make more choices about their learning. They are growing up and becoming more mature and responsible. It is a great grade to teach because the students are becoming more independent and realize that they are important individuals that can work together to make great things happen in their class, their school and the world!
 
Interviewed by White Eagle Web Workers: Kathleen, Sunita and Allie



Language Arts
  • Reading: demonstrate fluency, comprehension and appreciation of written material
  • Writing: write complete sentences which form a story
  • Listening: attend and comprehend oral instruction
  • Speaking: communicate idea clearly and distinctly
  • Convention/Structure: demonstrate use of basic punctuation and capitalization
  • Spelling: learn spelling techniques to apply to written language

Mathematics

  • Number sense: Develop an ability to compare, identify, and measure numbers; develop a sense of place value
  • Geometry: Recognize features of two and three dimensional shapes
  • Measurement: Demonstrate ability to measure length, weight , and volume of real materials
  • Operations and computation: Choose the correct mathematical approach to solve problems; add or subtract numbers requiring regrouping; immediate recall of addition/subtraction facts to 20
  • Patterns and relationships: Recognize and create patterns with materials and numbers
  • Probability and statistics: Communicate when events are more, less, or equally likely to occur; collect , organize and analyze data about the physical world

Science

  • Content: participate in hands-on activities in the following areas:
    • Astronomy: planetarium
    • Earth Science: water cycle
    • Health: nutrition
    • Life Science: life cycles
    • Physical Science: sink or float
  • Skills: predict
    • observe
    • collect and record data
    • interpret
    • classify
    • draw conclusions

Social Studies

  • Content: explore the many facets of neighborhoods and communities
  • Skills: develop citizenship, conduct research, and use maps and graphs

 
                                                             
  Reading Buddies!
 
                                                                                                                              Second Graders learn about people and their cultures.
 
                                                    


The following are websites, documents and other resources second graders can use of extra practice or review.

 

Math
 
 
Language Arts 
 
 
Science
   -login is student's first and last name with no spaces (ex: katiesmith)
   -password is wolves
 
Social Studies
Coming soon!


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Contact Info

Principal: Jon Vogel

1585 White Eagle Drive (map)
Naperville, IL 60564

Office: 630.375.3600
Attendance: 630.375.3636
Fax: 630.375.3601

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