The Second Grade team would like to provide you with some guidance for home learning in addition to the district provided resources.
Please also remember to check the district website for a list of those resources:
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Sample Schedule Below.
Sample Schedule Below.
Students should look at their teacher's Google Classroom for the daily schedules which include personalized links that pertain to each class.
Parent Resources
Parent Resources
Log in to Santa Clara County Library
Username: S + Student ID + CUSD
ex: S123456CUSD
Password: Birth month + 00
ex: May = 0500
Log in to Scholastic News
https://digital.scholastic.com/resources/classpasscode/?app=sn2&state=%2F&role=classroom
password: stovedust1728
We have listed suggested activities to work on so that your child can maintain what they have been learning in class. We have also listed some educational TV shows. Students should not be only watching TV, but honestly we all need a break sometimes. Please note, these items are suggestions only and will not be returned for a grade.
Read daily- Use good habits for hard words
-stop at the first sign of trouble
-try something (get a running start, look at the picture, look at each part of the word, try it 2 ways)
-triple check! (Does it look right? Does it sound right? Does it make sense?)
Journal- Write a journal daily. Focus on printing neatly, punctuation, uppercase letter in the correct places. Have students to make up stories that “could have happened.” You may need to make up one together to give them an idea. In class we brainstorm ideas before we write.
Math- each day- practice counting by 2, 5, 10 up to 120. Do this out loud as well as writing. Practice addition and subtraction within regrouping. To practice addition and subtraction use beans or pasta for object counting and write the equations. For example 10+6=16 or 20-15=5. Make sure your child does not just give you the answer but they can show you using the objects or by drawing why the answer is correct. Practice telling time, cook together and talk about measurement.
Science- Our units are Rocks and Minerals, Balance and Motion, and Insects and Plants.
Social studies- Brain Pop and Brain Pop, Jr. have some great videos. Scholastic News will also be used for Social Studies.
School Closure Useful Links
School Closure Useful Links
Social Emotional Activities TK- 5 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1kzxZ5HX6datixJPMP7sI1cooS8Z7LTVnBsDnEx9UtdI/preview
Social Emotional Activities TK- 5 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1kzxZ5HX6datixJPMP7sI1cooS8Z7LTVnBsDnEx9UtdI/preview
Social Emotional Activities 6- 8 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1yRhlp_b0td1NF-j3mlJwYGA3ZpTzebIcVgGU2-9H4jw/edit
Social Emotional Activities 6- 8 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1yRhlp_b0td1NF-j3mlJwYGA3ZpTzebIcVgGU2-9H4jw/edit
General Links
General Links
Math Links
Math Links
Language Arts Links
Language Arts Links
Fun Links
Fun Links
Suggested Art Supply List for Art with Ms. Sanchez (Fridays 11:15 am - 11:45 am)
Art Supply List
Kindergarten – 3rd Grade
· 1 pack 50 sheets Tru-Ray White Sulphite construction paper Heavyweight 12” X 18” ( This paper is low cost but heavy enough to take coloring and paint ).
· #2 Pencil
· Pink Pearl eraser
· 1 Black Sharpie
· 24 count Crayola Colored Pencils
· 1 pack 50 sheets Tru-Ray Assorted colors construction paper Sulphite Heavyweight 9” X 12”.
· 2 Glue Sticks
· Scissors
· 24 count Crayola Crayons
· 10 count Crayola Markers
· 16 count Crayola Oil Pastels (Crayola Brand has the thicker size pastels for smaller hands) Regular size pastels from other brands are too soft and easily break.
· 8 count Crayola Watercolor set (Includes paint brush)
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