Mon. 4/27

Good Morning Grade 1 Learners!

You are up and getting ready to begin another week of distance learning. All of the First Grade Teachers are extremely proud of your work during our time apart. It has been great to get together for a social group. We loved seeing your smiling faces and hearing your voices. In writing today, you are going to need to activate those five senses for writing about the setting for your story. If the weather permits, take time to sit outside and close your eyes. Use your five senses to make a picture in your mind of where you are.

Your First Grade Teachers

Reading

I can learn about the main character.

Please watch this video and follow along. When you have finished watching, practice learning about the main character while reading from your book bag, RAZ kids, or other books you have from home

Click the play button to begin the lesson!

Writing

I can describe the setting using lots of details.

Picture what your setting:

Sounds Like
Feels Like
Looks Like

Word Work

Drill Sounds Assignment

Today you will work with a first grade teacher to practice letter sounds, glued sounds, R-Controlled vowels, and vowel teams.

Click the play button to begin the lesson.

Reading Assignment

Today you will be interacting with a first grade teacher to read REVIEW words that contain oi and oy..

You will see the teacher on the lower right side of your screen.

Click the play button to begin the lesson.

Choose as many activities from above as you would like to help you practice your weekly spelling words.

Sight Word and Vowel Team Pattern List

again

goes

does

few

since

Vowel Team Pattern Review

broil

boat

glue

thaw

drool

Tricky Sight Word Song

Click on the play button to sing along to the sight word song.

Math

Introduction Story about Length

Let's explore length by using indirect measurement to find out "about" how long the items in the story measure.

Lesson 1 Video

Comparing length is fun. We can compare the length of objects and put them in order, from longest to shortest or shortest to longest.

Lesson 1 Workmat

It's time to practice what we learned about length today. How did you compare lengths?

Here are the worksheet pages for the introduction story about length.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-0rDOIsHCaJ3fssqlsJfD_bO1utHFyEN/view?usp=sharing

As optional practice try the worksheet from today's lesson. Click on the link below to either print it out or write down your answers in a notebook or any paper you have handy. You can even record or send us a picture of the optional work you've done.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-2F3WoL5Oh8zPhUZu3HOKYSJz3sUoJZQ/view?usp=sharing

In this optional worksheet, you will have to think deeply about length. Give it a try. Click on the link below to either print it out or write down your answers in a notebook or any paper you have handy. You can even record or send us a picture of the optional work you've done.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-5gx_zG4rQDRo1iSea9eQi408DBZ3I9e/view?usp=sharing

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