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Writing: Kindergarten Memory Book
Writing: Kindergarten Memory Book
‘5 things I've learned in Kindergarten’ page
‘5 things I've learned in Kindergarten’ page
Print or create a ‘5 things I've learned in Kindergarten’ page
Fill in the blanks by telling us the following:
5 things you've learned in Kindergarten
Decorate the page by coloring
Note: This is the final page. You will have time tomorrow to finish coloring.
K Memory Book- 5 things.pdfPick at least two of the below activities to complete:
Pick at least two of the below activities to complete:
In addition to the Writing Activity, we ask that you complete at least two other assignments. Today is a half-day for students, so you get to decide what subjects you would like to do. Have fun!!
In addition to the Writing Activity, we ask that you complete at least two other assignments. Today is a half-day for students, so you get to decide what subjects you would like to do. Have fun!!
Fundations:
Fundations:
**Start by placing your cards in alphabetical order- make sure your rows look like the picture on the right.**
Fundations letter cards: practice any sounds you are unsure of and the digraphs saying the letter, keyword(picture), sound using the cards you created
Vowel Extension chart: practice extending the short vowel sound
Decoding Words
Pick 6 to 10 current unit words to build.
Decode the word by blending the sounds together.
Bonus: Try some nonsense words.
Alphabetic order for cards with digraphs
Alphabetic order for cards with digraphs
Reading:
Reading:
Listen to Mrs. Bendett's read aloud
Do one of the following independently for 15 minutes:
Read a book from your home
Read on RAZ
Read on Epic
Replay a Fundations game
Read Aloud-for 6:17:2020Movie on 6-1-20 at 10.35 AM.movMath: IXL
Math: IXL
Go to IXL and complete the assignment below: https://www.ixl.com/math/kindergarten
Social Studies: This is the activity for the rest of the week.
Social Studies: This is the activity for the rest of the week.
Father's Day Project
Use the template or create your own!
Print template and cut out tie shape (optional step).
Write a poem about your dad or grandpa (on the back of tie if using template).
Draw pictures that match.
Color and decorate.
Best Dad Ever Tie.pdfSpecial Areas: Please do not forget to visit the special area website!
Special Areas: Please do not forget to visit the special area website!
Please visit the website below for Special Area assignments.
https://sites.google.com/oradellschool.org/ops-specials/home?authuser=0&pli=1
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