Week 1

(3/30-4/3)

WELCOME TO DISTANCING LEARNING B5!

It is going to be another great week! Please see this week's work directly below. All of the assignments listed are optional, but recommended for B5 sudents. They can be accessed by clicking on the PDF preview or by clicking "here" in the text box next to it. The assignments are also outlined by day below.

Upon completion, please upload student work to Seesaw. Also, check the Weekly Reading Log tab for sheets to be completed along with daily "read with stamina" assignments. (Please make sure you have downloaded Class Dojo and Seesaw.)

If you are interested in more enrichment activities, please scroll to the bottom of the week and find some there!

Week1B5.pdf

Week 1 Work packet

Please click PDF preview to the left to access Week 1 work or click here! (See outline of daily pacing below)

MONDAY 3/30

Read with stamina for 30 minutes
Weekly goal of 2 iReady reading lessons & 2 iReady math lessons to be completed by Friday at 3pm
Telling Time by the Half Hour
"Tortoise and the Hare" Making Predictions
Mammals Word Search

TUESDAY 3/31

Read with stamina for 30 minutes
Telling Time by the Quarter Hour
"Wrong Turn" Complete the Story
Healthy Eating Bar Graph

WEDNESDAY 4/1

Read with stamina for 30 minutes
Telling Time by 5 Minutes
"The Boy who Cried Wolf" Story Map
Landform Writing Activity

THURSDAY 4/2

Read with stamina for 30 minutes
Telling Time - Quarter Til vs Quarter Past
Jane Goodall Reading Comprehension Passage
Camping Word Search

FRIDAY 4/3

Read with stamina for 30 minutes
Weekly goal of 2 iReady reading lessons & 2 iReady math lessons to be completed by today at 3pm
Inches & Centimeters Comparison
Mermaid and Pirate Free Write
Your vs You're Practice

MORE ENRICHMENT activities (optional)

Freckle.com (Class Code: DARREK)
Prodigy
Typing.com
KidBiz (if applicable)
DIY projects listed below (If you do any, please post on Seesaw when you are finished- I would love to see them!)

Craft stick catapults

This stem activity is fun, engaging, and requires minimal materials. Click here to watch a video and build your own!

Pattern building blocks

Pattern blocks are a fun hands-on STEM toy you can create at home. Click here to see how!

make your own kalediscope

Kalediscopes produce colorful changing patterns that you can see and enjoy. Click here to read how to make your own at home with help from a parent or guardian.

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