Listen to the music and sing this song again!
Find the link to the music here: God's Way
Copy out the Bible verse into your Bible book.
Listen to the music and sing this song again!
Find the link to the music here: God's Way
Read this poem aloud to a partner with the best expression you can. Then glue it into your poetry book.
Participate in reading activities given by your teacher (reading cards, reading groups, Article-a-Day or independent reading). Open the Seesaw activity I Am A Reader, take a photo of a page from a book you are reading, and then record yourself reading that page.
Homophones
In lesson 3, Unit 13 we will read and spell homophones with ai.
Complete activity 8 on page 31 of your Soundwaves book.
You ate a chocolate chip cookie, yum!
If you finished your cookie planning sheets, then move on to the next lesson below...
We looked at, smelled and tasted a chocolate chip cookie. With this experience, we could write about a chocolate chip cookie's appearance/taste.
We found a reliable source of information about the ingredients in the chocolate chip cookies from the side of the box. This gave us the facts about what it is made from.
We thought about a time when we had baked cookies or had seen someone bake them in the past and this past knowledge helped us to write the facts about what tools are needed to make it.
We looked up expert information from Worldbook or other online resources to find out the history of the chocolate chip cookie so we could write facts about where it originated from.
We could have continued to look at Worldbook or Britannica Online or Kidrex or Google to continue to find out interesting facts.
Our experience
Reliable information
Past knowledge
Expert information
These facts can come from people, books, own experiences, media or online information.
You will need to remember the taste, smell and texture of the food you are thinking about!
Then discuss coordinates:
Your teacher will give you some practice with using reading maps from a grid. When you have finished, please glue your work into your Maths scrapbooks:
This is a fun look at how coordinates work. And coordinates is the Maths word for how you describe the spaces or lines for the Battleships game.
Now click on the image beside this, and follow through the 7 sections on the left hand side.
If you have time, play a game of battleships with a partner.
You will need some grid paper from your teacher, and you need to hide/find:
1 Aircraft carrier 5 squares
2 Battleships 4 squares each
3 Cruisers 3 squares each
4 Submarines 2 squares each
Soccer drills such as dribbling around markers, kicking to each other and playing square soccer will be conducted prior to playing a game.
The teacher will sit down with their group and go through the rules of the game and how to play. Once all students are clear on how to play/the expectations you will have a game with the teacher refereeing.