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ELA: Writers are going to learn how to make their writing easy to read, they are going to learn how to revise their writing pieces.

Phonics: Word scientists will finish this unit learning more about vowels and celebrating by sharing all the snap words they have learned. 

ELA: At home you can practice writing sentences using finger space and punctuation at the end of the sentence you can use this chart as reference.

Phonics: In our celebration Word scientists will take home a baggie of snap words, you can create a snap word wall at home to practice them. Here you have some ideas.

En esta semana comenzamos la unidad 3, con el taller de lectura, los lectores usan sus poderes para leer en un instante las palabras frecuentes que hemos estudiado y que están en sus libros así mismo deslizan sus dedos debajo de las palabras para unir los sonidos y formar las palabras.

En casa pueden practicar formar palabras de tres sonidos en las siguientestarjetas. Recuerda seguir practicando palabras frecuentes y el abecedario. Tarjetas Abecedario Palabras de uso frecuente 

Mathematicians will use ten frames, unifix cubes, and various games like Butterfly Countdown to work with numbers. They will practice adding and subtracting 1, identifying doubles, and exploring how to break apart and combine numbers in different ways.

Students can use everyday items (like toys, spoons, or coins) to practice adding and subtracting 1.

Arrange small objects into groups to explore doubles (e.g., two apples, two pairs of shoes).

Count how many items are in a group and then split them into two parts to see the different ways they can be grouped.

Students will explore and appreciate global traditions through storytelling, mapping holidays, and creating celebration cards. They will share their own cultural traditions and learn about others, fostering creativity and respect for diverse customs and family celebrations.

Students can create a "Tradition Box" at home by decorating a box with symbols of a holiday or cultural tradition they celebrate. They will fill the box with meaningful items, write a short description of the tradition, and share it with the class, fostering creativity and cultural appreciation.

In this lesson, tigers will describe and draw how they have changed and hope to change, learning that just because they cannot do something yet, does not mean they will never do it.

Think with your family of things you could not do before and now you are a good!