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Kindergarten Reading Choice Board: Encourage your child to choose at least one per day.
Reading Sites
HeadSprout: Sign up for a free trial.
Reading A-Z: Sign up for a free trial.
Epic!: Sign up for a free trial.
Practice sight words
Find sight words in magazines
READ!
Kindergarten Writing Choice Board: Encourage your child to choose at least one per day.
Draw a picture and write a sentence about it.
Opinion writing- give the student 2 choices (example What is scarier: spiders or bees?) and have them use opinion words to write a sentence.
Watch a movie or read a book and write your opinion about it (I like this book because…).
Practice writing your first and last name properly.
Kindergarten Math Choice Board: Encourage your child to choose at least one per day.
Count to 100, count backwards from 20, addition and subtraction to 10, teen number bingo
Online Math Games
How Much? How Many? Greg Tang comparing numbers practice
Num Tanga Junior Match up the two number representations
Use YouTube kids to watch videos on different ocean animals
Easy science activities and videos that require simple supplies
The following link provides numerous activities you and your child can do at home to stay active!
Draw a realistic picture of something you did today. Draw an abstract picture that expresses an emotion you felt today.
Use Play Doh to create a pinch pot.
Practice drawing types of lines (straight, wavy, zig-zag, loopy, dotted, castle, scalloped, curved, and dashed) with any material you have available.
Program work: Use this link to find the recordings of the program. Listen to “Friends and Family” (no. 1) and draw a picture of what you hear in the song.
Practice drawing musical symbols using these worksheets as a guide or print them out and color the sheets.
The following link provides numerous activities you and your child can do at home to stay active!
Online Physical Education Network
Speech and Language is EVERYWHERE! Here are some fun tips to keep it going while school is out:
Play “I spy”/”Headbandz”/”Guess Who” using describing words (soft/long/bumpy/noisy, etc.)
Play “Go Fish”/ Memory/ Charades/ Pictionary/ Googly eyes- all of these games are great for targeting memory, vocabulary, and expressive language while having fun.
WH questions: Ask your child a variety of WH (who, what, when, where, why, how) about shows, their day, games, or stories you have read with them. Have your child retell stories in their own words.
*If your child has limited verbal skills or is on an AAC system, please have them use their device with all of these activities as well!
Here are some helpful links/blogs:
https://www.speechandlanguagekids.com/11-free-speech-therapy-materials/
https://www.speechandlanguagekids.com/podcast
http://mommyspeechtherapy.com/
https://www.home-speech-home.com/twenty-5-minute-speech-therapy-activities-you-can-do-at-home.html
Articulation:
Find words within a book that contain your speech sound. Practice the sound five times.
Work on a puzzle: when you’ve found a match, drill your speech sound 3-5 times.
Find five items that are green that contain your target speech sound and practice production of each sound.
When watching a show or playing a video game, talk about characters that have names containing your speech sound. Practice the sound five times.
When eating dinner, discuss any of the foods that contain your speech sound. Practice the sound five times.
Paper Resource Distributed 3/16
Additional Practice Resources
Teen Numbers Go Fish - Print out 4 copies, cut, play
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