Number Ninjas

Welcome back from break! This week we have two sets of learning cards. One set will help your child recognize and identify numbers 1-20 and their word counterparts (one = 1). In the next set of learning cards students will count fish 1-10, and identify the word values of numbers 1-10. These learning cards will be the foundation for future lessons. Even if your child is experienced with these skills we ask that you still go over the cards with them for extra practice.

BONUS: Additionally, we have attached a reading log so that you can keep track of how much your student reads.

See you next week!

This week we have activities for grades K-3rd!

For all grades there is a reading log to record how much your student reads. We recommend fifteen minutes a day. Encourage your student to persist through the worksheets, and if they are really struggling, Khan Academy has some great video tutorials that can help. This is great practice for the future!

For kindergarten we have a color by number worksheet. We also have a Quizlet for learning numbers 1-20. This Quizlet can also help with the color by number if your child needs a refresher.

There are two worksheets for 1st grade. The first worksheet will have your student match the picture of a coin to its name and worth. The second worksheet is a “color by the coin” where they will color an ice cream cone based on identifying the correct coins.

For 2nd grade, the student will be completing a “Can you buy the item?” worksheet where they will count the amount of money they have and determine if they have enough to buy that item.

Finally there is one worksheet for 3rd grade. This worksheet asks the student to answer a series of questions about money and shopping.

We have an assortment of assignments for grades K-3 this week.

Continue reading with your student daily and filling out the reading log to keep track.

Just for something fun and different, here is a link to learn numbers 1-20 in French:

Kindergarten: For this week, there is a set of flashcards for identifying numbers 1-20. There are also two color by number worksheets that are included on the same Google Doc.

1st Grade: This week’s lesson includes a worksheet with addition and subtraction word problems.

2nd Grade: There are two worksheets for second grade. In one worksheet students will be asked to choose what items they would like to buy and to find the monetary value of the items. In the second worksheet, students will count coins to practice their money skills.

3rd Grade: In these two worksheets, students will practice their money skills. The first includes money related word problems, and in the other worksheet, students will choose what items they would like to buy with their birthday money.

This week, we have activities for K-4th grade. Feel free to utilize any of the lessons (even if they are marked for a different grade). Some lessons may be great practice, while other lessons may be new content.

Kindergarten: We are continuing to work on identifying numbers. There are two flash card sets: one focusing on identifying numbers and another on counting.

1st grade: There is one document that includes three color by number worksheets that focus on addition and subtraction skills.

2nd grade: There is one money skill worksheet where the student will match the candy to the correct amount of change.

3rd grade: There is an intro to clocks worksheet to practice reading a clock.

4th grade: There is a set of division flashcards that can be printed and practiced at home.

This week, we have a cute short story for grades K-2nd. There are a lot of different skills being practiced with this short story: counting, addition/subtraction, reading skills, etc.

For 3rd-4th there is a set of flashcards to practice 9, 10, 11, 12 times tables. These are the more complicated times tables, and any student can always use a refresher for them.

This week, we will venture into more than just math. This week's lessons come from National Honor Society members at both Notre Dame and Covington Catholic.

Kindergarten: This week, read with an adult and work on any sight words. Don't forget to use the reading log!

1st-3rd grades: Practice the alphabet in cursive! After practicing, write your name and other words.

3rd-5th grades: Let's brush up on multiplication facts. There is a Valentine's themed multiplication color by number.

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This week, there are four materials for grades K-4th:

• There is a set of alphabet flashcards for Kindergarten.

• There is a color by the coin worksheet for grades K-1st.

• There are addition word problems for grades 1st-2nd.

• And finally, there are some fraction word problems for grades 3rd-4th.

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Kindergarten: There is a worksheet to practice matching sounds to letters. In this worksheet, the student will look at the image, determine what the image is, then match the sound with the correct letter and color in the box.

1st grade: There are two worksheets. The first is a color by number addition worksheet. The second is a worksheet to practice counting money.

2nd grade: There is a money worksheet where they will count the amount of change and match it to the item that is the same price.

3rd-4th grades: Students will complete a short story math worksheet.

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This week there are two Spanish activities for all grades. The first activity is a puzzle: cut out the pieces, then match up the English numbers to the correct Spanish numbers. The second is a coloring page to practice identifying Spanish colors.

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Building on last week’s assignment, we will continue to learn some introductory Spanish words. There are two sets of simple Spanish word flashcards for all grades.

This week, we will transition to French! Can you recite 1-25 in English, Spanish, and French? Use the flashcards below to help learn 1-25 in French.

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This week, we will transition back to Spanish with several flashcards. Practice colors, foods, and animals in Spanish!

This week, we have two sets of flashcards. In the first set, your student can practice identifying word opposites (up and down are opposites). In the second set, your student can practice identifying words as adjectives, nouns, verbs, etc. Download, print, and cut out the flashcards to practice.

What opposites could be added to the flashcards? Make your own set of opposite flashcards. You can make them on paper, cardstock, or index cards. Try to make at least ten new flashcards.

Spring is here! The weather is warmer, flowers are blooming, and we are ready to play outside. This week, choose a color by number and then complete the color by coin sheet.

Welcome back from spring break! Today, let's take a look at letter sounds, telling time, and fractions.

This week, let's take another trip to France! Let's practice writing numbers in French. There are also alphabet flashcards for younger students.

Do you know all of the states? How about the state capitals? Print and cut out the flashcards below to study the states and capitals.

There is also a cursive writing sheet to practice your lowercase cursive writing. Try to write all of the states in cursive!

Let's finish out the year with math facts, shapes, and coloring!

Don't forget to utilize all of the flashcards we used this semester over summer, and practice, practice, practice!