Welcome to Mrs. Bisone's Class
1. Morning Meeting
Good morning, boys and girls!
Welcome to our Virtual Classroom!
1. Please view our Morning Meeting in the video below:
Battle of the BOOKS!
2. Fundations
2a.Drills
Boys and girls, let's get ready to practice our Fundations Drills!
Letters A-Z
Digraphs
2b.Vowels
Practice the vowel chart below, then read the word families below.
Long vs Short vowels: Remember, friends- long vowels say their names, short vowels make their sounds!
2c. Silent e (cvce)
Today we will be learning more about long vowels. When we see an "e" at the end of our one-syllable word, we know that the vowel will say its name (or long vowel sound), and the e will stay silent. We call this sneaky e.
Watch the lessons below:
Stretch and write the following words. Remember to add the silent e at the end!
This week's words
This Week's "silent e" words
Poem of the Week
2d. Decoding Words
2e. Boom Cards Activity
2f. *Monday-Friday*
Practice reading and writing your word-list words every day!
SIGHT WORD TRACKER_LISTS-pages-9,12,15,18,21,24,27,30,33,36.pdf3. Heggerty
Please watch today's Heggerty lesson with Ms. DiPaolo
Week 20, Day 3
4. Math
Topic 15, Lesson 7
*All assignments are also assigned through Pearson.*
4a. Please watch the following video:
4b. Boom Cards Activity
5. Ready Gen: Reading Comprehension
Unit 6-Module A-Lesson 12
5a. Close Read
Today we're going to read On the Town: A Community Adventure.
Questions
Why does Charlie have a community adventure? What does Charlie do when he gets to each place?
What does Charlie learn about community during his adventure?
What is the main topic of Places in My Neighborhood? What do you think is the author's reason for writing this text?
On the Town: A Community Adventure is a story. Places in My Neighborhood is an informational text. How are these two texts alike? How are these texts different?
5b. Reading Analysis
Compare and Contrast
Stories tell about the adventures and experiences that the characters have, and informational texts tell information about a topic. Sometimes when you read a story and an informational text, you can compare and contrast the key ideas and details in the texts.
On pages 10 and 11 of On the Town: A Community Adventure, Charlie goes to the police station. On pages 42 and 43 of Places in My Neighborhood, we read about police stations.
How are these pages about police stations alike?
They are alike because Charlie talks to a police officer and so does Devon. The police officers are both wearing uniforms in the pictures.
How are they different?
They are different because the police officer is a man in On the Town: A Community Adventure, and he tells Charlie that he is a special part of the community. In Places in My Neighborhood, the police officer is a woman. She tells Devon not to talk to strangers.
5d. Independent Reading
*Please make sure your child is reading daily! Your child should be reading at least one reader a day. Please log in through Pearson or Raz-Kids to find the appropriate leveled reader, and log your child's work.
Select your child's username, and use the password provided.
6. Writing Response
Please use this rubric to help you complete your writing assignment.
6a. Please complete the following writing activity in your writing journal:
How are the books alike? Write your answer.
ex. The books are alike because they are both about _____________.
*Once you're done, please send me a picture of your work via Remind! Can't wait to see your excellent writing!
7. Science/ Social Studies
Monday: Read this week’s Scholastic Reader, "Hello, Dolphin". Click on the link below.
Tuesday: Watch the videos "Flip for Dolphins".
Wednesday: Play the game: "Feed the Dolphin".
Click: "Log in"
"Student"
Classroom Password: Bisone159
Thursday: Let's explore a neighborhood!
8. Story Time
Want to listen to another story? Click on the read aloud below! This is one of our favorites!
*Extra Practice: Draw and write about your favorite part!
9. Moby Max
Here is an extra resource for your child. Moby Max offers personalized learning in all subject areas! Have your child complete some of these great activities, if you would like additional assignments.
2. Sign in with your child's google information (the same login information used to access Pearson site.)
3. Select the Moby Max icon.
10. Directed Drawing
Optional: Hey, boys and girls! So many of you LOVE doing directed drawings. Here is another one!