Kindergarten
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ELA: Readers will be learning to make plan to read with a parnter and help each other, they are going to learn hot to make a choral reading, sew-saw reading and copy reading.

Phonics: Students will use their word part power to make as many new words as they can. They will learn to write words letter-by-word-part and they will use it to read simple rhyming books, while focusing on the fact that words that sound the same at the end are often spelled the same at the end. They will learn 3 new snap words: got, was, went. 

ELA: At home you can practice choral reading using this book.

Phonics: Students can read familiar books to find and use word parts. (-an, -at, -ap, -in, -it, -ip, -op). The can also practice writing rhyming words for example (cat-rat) (pan-man)

Practice the new snap words at home 

En esta semana los lectores terminan su taller de lectura, como celebración de sus logros visitarán a los niños de pathways para leer libros que ellos han escogido.

En casa es importante seguir practicando sonidos del abecedario, pueden realizar juegos de combinación de sonidos de sílabas para formar palabras. Tarjetas para formar sílabas 

Mathematicians will explore measuring length with non-standards units ( feet, craft sticks and unifix cubes). Students will develop the understanding of the concept of longer, shorter and th same length. 

Students can use objects around their house and measure length. They can also compare one object length to the other.

Students will design imaginary maps of fantasy worlds, explore continents on a globe, follow treasure maps to solve clues, and personalize their own planets on globes. Each activity fosters creativity, problem-solving, and spatial awareness, encouraging the students to think imaginatively about the world around them.

Students can create a "Treasure Hunt Adventure" by drawing a simple map of their backyard or house, marking where a "hidden treasure" is located. They can then ask a family member to follow the map and find the treasure. Along the way, the student can provide clues and use symbols or pictures to guide them. This activity enhances their map-reading skills, problem-solving, and spatial thinking in an interactive and fun way.

In this lesson, tigers will listen to scenarios, determine the emotion felt by the characters, and discuss ways to respond

with empathy and show that they care.

When reading a book, point out ways the characters show empathy in the story.