Kindergarten
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ELA: Students will complete a mission from Mighty Reader and will be performing their scripts to special guests. They will be busy preparing what they will read and reread their scripts during their work time, using their voices to match the story and their bodies to act out the parts to better understand what is happening.

Phonics: Students will be writing sentences with short A and short I. They will learn that when they want to write a word, it helps to say each sound in the word, listen for the vowel, and then think, "Which vowel makes that sound?". They will also be learning two new snap words: am & did. 

ELA: Students are encouraged to perform their scripts to a family member.

Phonics: Students can sing to the song "What Are All The Sounds You Hear" and make sure they listen to all the sound they hear in the words: sag, rid, ham, sick, pin, mat, lap, pin, fin. 

Los escritires aprenderán a escribir inicios asombrosos a sus historias para hacerlas mas divertidas de leer también aprenderán a agregar ventanitas para agregar mas detalles.

En casa no dejen de contar historias de su dia a dia para que le sea mas facil a los niños pensar en una en la escuela. 

Mathematicians begin to articulate and develop basic geometric reasoning while extending the range of their counting and comparing skills. They will start by exploring pattern blocks, naming, sorting and describing attributes for each shape.

Students will walk around their home and identify shapes. They can describe shapes attributes with a family member. 

Scientist are making the last couple of adjustments to their boat project, sharing ideas with each other, and observing what they can improve in order to get the best result possible.

Scientist can put their knowledge to the test by finding other objects that can also float in water.

Learners and friends will practice speaking and listening attentively, responding thoughtfully, and taking turns while interviewing a buddy.

Point out when you are using body language to show you are paying attention. Nodding, or saying “I agree” after someone finishes talking, are a few ways to show you are paying attention.