Please note, we want all students to have access to materials and to feel included, but all distance learning is optional. Students will not be penalized in anyway for not participating in an activity.
Creating a schedule can be a great tool to help make a consistent and stable environment for your child during a time that may otherwise feel overwhelming. Below you will find a sample schedule that you can print or hand write.
Click here to listen to Michelle Obama read, Oh, the Places You'll Go!
Then think, draw, talk or write about all the hard work you have done this year in first grade. What was challenging? What did you accomplish? What do you want to accomplish in the future?
Literacy Coach, Mikaela Newell, will be updating her website with resources
Reading Teacher, Erin Yang, has created an author of the week resource!
Writing Lessons - Click here to print a sheet of word wall words to help with spelling!
Click here to listen to Life by Cynthia Ryland. Then complete the reading comprehension activities.
Click here to listen to Surprises According to Humphrey, read by Ms. MacIntyre!
If you didn't finish listening to Friendship According to Humphrey, or Trouble According to Humphrey don't worry! You can still find it using the same link.
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Click here for a prerecorded video introduction to our math Zoom lesson, click here for lesson slides, and click here for a worksheet to practice
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The end of the school year is coming soon. Write a list or make a video of any questions you have about second grade, and ask your grown ups to send them to me. Then I will ask the second grade teachers for answers!
Write a letter to the kindergarteners telling them all about first grade! What do you think they should know? What first grade activities should they be excited about? What kind things do you want to tell them as they get ready for first grade?
Watch the slideshow of some painted ladies as they change from caterpillars to butterflies! Then draw or write your observations and questions. What do you notice? What do you wonder?
Watch the slideshow of some mealworms changing into…(watch to find out)! Then draw or write your observations and questions. What do you notice? What do you wonder?
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Coding resources for first grade
Ms. Fagen has updated the Pierce Makerspace website with tons of fun resources
Second Step - Social/Emotional Skill Building with Ms. Slattery
Click here for information on how to join a Second Step Zoom lesson.
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Click here to watch a pre-recorded Second Step Lesson.
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Design and build anything you want using recycled materials!
Start a gratitude Journal! Each day, draw 1 thing you are thankful for a write a sentence (or more) about it. “ I am thankful for...because..."