1st Grade
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Writing: Writers will have their very own Punctuation Party. Making sure to add punctuation marks in the correct places and to make their readers more excited. Writers will use Illustrations to Tell Important Details. 

Phonics: Readers and writers will remember they can learn from writing and reading bloopers. 

Writing: While reading Bats dare to be different, make sure to have your child notice how the author uses punctuation to help the reader. How does the author use illustrations to see more. 

Phonics: Read aloud “Bats Dare to Be Different” to some family members. Let your family members identify your possible bloopers. Now, together read the book over and over and then think about how to fix them (bloopers - tricky words).

Es el momento de reflexionar, cada lector usará un rotafolio elaborado por ellos mismos para conversar sobre una de sus aventuras en el taller, tomarán decisiones sobre que conversan con su audiencia. 

Estimado lector, en está carpeta de lectura encontrarás las aventuras que disfrutaste a lo largo del taller, recuerda usar las estrategías para leer palabras largas, estudiar la palabra para entender mejor lo que pasa en ese momento y tomar buenas decisiones para que tu audiencia también disfrute de las aventuras con los personajes.

Students will be subtracting multiples of 10 from a starting amount using number cards, unifix cubes, and craft sticks.

Home Connection Unit 7 Module 1 Session 5 Solving Problems. Children can play with this digital Place value with craft sticks game 

Students will continue to reflect about universal needs specially clothing and shelter.

Have meaningful conversations with your child about why clothing and shelter are essential needs for all living things. Ask them questions like, "What would happen if we didn't have clothes to keep us warm?" or "Why do animals need shelter?"

Sometimes students can find these differences interesting, but sometimes they may view these differences as very different from their own. Respecting and appreciating what makes each person unique can foster understanding, empathy, and positive attitudes toward others. In this lesson, students make collages that help them understand their diverse backgrounds and how that diversity makes us have valuable contributions to offer.

When kids listen to or read stories, note how similar or different the characters in the stories are to them. Discuss ways to show respect to someone who does things differently.