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2020-05-19-132625532.mp4shaespeare Sonnet 18
shaespeare Sonnet 18
Grades: K–5
Link to poem: Sonnet
Link to translation: Sonnet Paraphrase
Find the rhyming words. What is this poem about?
Huskies are better than people?
Huskies are better than people?
Date: May 4–8
Date: May 4–8
Grades: K–5
costume Design
costume Design
Clothing can tell us a lot about a character. Think about these questions:
WHO: Think about what you wear - what does it say about you? Does it show what tv shows you like? What sports you play? If you like to play inside or outside? What colors you like?
WHAT: What is your job or hobby? Police officer? Baseball player? Musician? Dancer?
WHEN: What season is it? Are you wearing a jacket? A bathing suit? A scarf?
WHERE: Are you at the park? A fancy restaurant? At home?
Thinking about those questions, create a character (or use one from a movie or book) and design his/her costume! Take a picture of your design and send it to kriedy@hpaspart.org
short story
short story
Date: April 13–17
Date: April 13–17
Grades: K–5
K–2 Instructions:
Watch “Anya Learns to Share.”
Discuss the following questions.
What happens at the beginning of the story?
Anya finds a ball
What happens in the middle?
Anya meets a child and decides to share her ball
What happens at the end?
The Child and Anya play together and share the ball
3–5 Instructions:
Watch “Anya Learns to Share.”
Review hand motions with Plot Structure.
Discover the plot structure of the story.
Exposition - There is a dog; there is a ball.
Rising Action - Anya plays with the ball; she sees a child.
Climax - Anya decides to let the child have the ball.
Falling Action - The child shares the ball with Anya.
Denouement - Anya and the child play with the ball.
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