3/25/20




Wednesday, March 25

Good Morning Lil Workers! Today is Wednesday, March 25, 2020. It is D day and our special is library. I hope you all enjoyed your day yesterday. The weather was so nice. I loved all your spring photos that you sent me. You guys are great photographers! I hope you all have an awesome day. Keep up the great work.

xoxo

Mrs. W

Reading- Log onto EPIC! And read The 3 Little Pigs and the New Neighbor.

Next complete the google document page that is on today’s page. You can print it out, or make a similar one at home. Whichever is easier. Then list 3-4 things that only happened in The Three LIttle PIgs and the New Neighbor in that part of the circle. Then the same for The True Story of theThree Little Pigs on his side of the circle. Last in the middle part list 2-3 similarities the stories had in common.


Venn Digram


Last- read a book of your choice and read for 10 minutes. Record it in the Daily Reading Log

Science- Watch brainpop video on Spring. Take Quiz.

Writing-complete one spring writing activity. Use the paper I have above. You can print it or just write it out on your own piece of paper. Then you can choose either:

Write the acrostic poem for spring using adjectives or write about the things you saw on your spring walk yesterday using adjectives.

Ex- (for poem)

Sun shining beautifully

Pretty flowers starting to bloom …

Ex- (spring walk write )

I took a wonderful spring time walk through my neighborhood. I saw many signs of spring. First, I saw pretty yellow flowers starting to bloom. Next, … Etc.

Math- (Topic 14-7) Log into pearsonsuccessnet.com to complete the math assignment. It is topic 14 lesson 7. Please watch the video, do the guided practice and take the quiz. Don’t skip any of the parts! Log onto IXL and complete teacher suggested activities

Spelling- Use the last 5 words and use them in sentences. Make sure you include at least 1 adjective in each sentence.

Phonics- Waiting for Spring Keep Book (It is in the take home folder.) Use a highlighter or a light colored crayon and highlight all the long o words spelled /oa/ and /ow/. Then read once together with an adult, then once by yourself. Save in a special spot so you can re-read throughout the week.

Log onto IXL and complete the Long o/short o picture match. (It will be assigned to you the same way Math has been assigned.)