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Parents and students, the Bellflower Unified School District has stated that this 2020 Fall Semester will be all online. Please visit your child's RSP google classroom for assignments and important information.
Behavior Management
Distance learning presents us all with formidable challenges. We are all trying to learn how to do things differently for the time being. School closures may have some children feeling confused, scared, angry, resulting in non desirable behaviors. These are normal responses based on all the uncertainty that is taking place within their lives. Moreover, I wanted to provide some helpful behavior management tools for parents, specifically Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) strategies. Please visit my Behavior Management page for more information.
It's Story Time!
This website is a great a resource for your child to listen and follow along to a story. It contains multiple videos from celebrated actors, reading children's books alongside beautifully produced illustrations. Click on the link below!
ID Letters Upper/Lower Case Games
Educational Games for ELA and Mathematics
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ELA Activities
Letter Card Activity: You and your child can create letter cards (2 of each letter) and play goldfish. This will help students with identifying letters.
Matching Card Activity: You and your child can create letter cards (one upper and one lower case). Have them match the upper case with the lower case letter. This will help students with identifying letters as well as differentiating between upper/lower case.
Educational Games and Activities
Math Addition and Subtraction Activities
Card Activity: You and your child can work together to solve both addition and subtraction problems using a deck of cards. You both flip a card over at the same time and decide wether to add or subtract the numbers. Have your child write out the number sentence (ex: 3+2=5). Allow them ample time to think, draw the equation out or use counters (see H.W. page).
Dice Activity: You and your child can work together to solve both addition and subtraction problems using two dice. You both would roll the dice at the same time and then write a number sentence based on the two numbers rolled (ex: 6-3=?). Allow them ample time to think, draw the equation out or use counters (see H.W. page).
Board Game: You and your child can work together to create a math board game. A fun and engaging way to teach both addition and subtraction.
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