Second Grade Day Eight

Word of the Day

acknowledge

adjective

lasting or expected to last a long time

The permanent marker stayed on her hand for days and days, so she learned she must be very careful when using them.

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Brain Pop, Jr. : Username: Leestudent Password: student1

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Reading

Watch the BrainPop, Jr. Biography video.

Complete the easy and hard quizzes and any activities for practice.

Watch the video Brave Amelia Earhart, complete the key words and the quiz.

Brave Amelia EarhartMeet the daring, adventurous, pioneering pilot!

Read or listen to the book Thomas Edison: The Man Behind the Light Bulb

Discuss:

How do the text features in the book help you understand what you have read?
Look at the timeline on page 21 of the book. In what year did Thomas Edison begin experimenting with light bulbs?
The author of this book put information together in sections under headings. How does this help the reader find information in the book?

Thomas Edison: The Man Behind the Light Bulb

Enrichment:

Watch theTimeline Video to learn how to make a timeline.

Begin with the year you were born.
Choose one event for each year of your life and create your timeline.
Your parents can help you with this. Be creative. You can draw or add pictures if you would like.

Math

Watch the video BrainPop, Jr. Tally Charts and Bar Graphs

Complete the Easy and Hard Quiz

Choose any of the activities available to complete for practice.

Measurement, data, and geometry | 2nd grade | Math | Khan AcademyFirst, we will measure length using unit squares and rulers, compare and estimate length, and solve length word problems. Next, we will read and make picture graphs, bar graphs, and line plots. From there, we will tell time on analog clocks and count U.S. coins and dollars. After that, we will identify quadrilaterals, pentagons, hexagons, and octagons. Finally, we will break shapes into equal parts.

Measurement, data, and geometry | 2nd grade | Math | Khan AcademyFirst, we will measure length using unit squares and rulers, compare and estimate length, and solve length word problems. Next, we will read and make picture graphs, bar graphs, and line plots. From there, we will tell time on analog clocks and count U.S. coins and dollars. After that, we will identify quadrilaterals, pentagons, hexagons, and octagons. Finally, we will break shapes into equal parts.

Other review if needed:

Bar Graph Review

Picture Graph Review

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