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Dear first graders,
Dear first graders,
Happy Monday! We hope you had a great weekend! Get ready for a week full of learning including noticing the lessons your books teach and working with multisyllabic words along with some new sight word activities!
Happy Monday! We hope you had a great weekend! Get ready for a week full of learning including noticing the lessons your books teach and working with multisyllabic words along with some new sight word activities!
Your friends,
Your friends,
The first grade teachers
The first grade teachers
Reading
Reading
I can notice the lessons my books teach.
I can notice the lessons my books teach.
Please watch this video and follow along. When you have finished watching, start independently reading from your book bag, RAZ kids, or other books you have from home. Try and notice the lessons that your books are trying to teach you.
Click the play button to begin the lesson!
Writing
Writing
Writing Showcase
Writing Showcase
We will be collecting photos of student writing and students working on their writing for an upcoming Writing Showcase!
We will be collecting photos of student writing and students working on their writing for an upcoming Writing Showcase!
If you feel comfortable displaying these photos on our website, please share them with your child's teacher by May 26th.
If you feel comfortable displaying these photos on our website, please share them with your child's teacher by May 26th.
I can add tiny, realistic details to my writing to help my reader create a picture in their mind.
I can add tiny, realistic details to my writing to help my reader create a picture in their mind.
Please watch the video and follow along. Today we are going to study how another author SHOWS details, to help us picture the story in our mind, then try it in our own writing.
Click the play button to begin the lesson!
**Each day when you write, you may add on to a story you are working on OR start a new story OR go back and revise a story you have written. You should have at least 3 different realistic fiction stories you worked on by the end of May. **
Click on the link to hear a read aloud of Ch. 3: A Surprise from Henry and Mudge and the Happy Cat.
Word Work
Word Work
Materials for the lesson
Please make sure you have printed out the syllable cards and the Syllable Match & Memory Game from the Resource tab at the top of this page. Remember to use the activity pages in connection with the lesson for the day.
IF you do not have access to a printer, no worries! Simply tear or cut up paper to make your own syllable cards. Please use the words from the lesson and those from the game.
Remember to practice your sight words every day. You will have a spelling check on Friday.
Assignment: Today you will do a syllable warm up with Ms. Pascucci.
Click the play button to begin the lesson.
Assignment: You will work with Ms. Pascucci to divide two syllable words when only ONE consonant is between the vowels. In which syllable will the consonant go? Watch to find out!
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Assignment: Play Syllable & Match Memory Game found in Resources.
Mrs. Miller demonstrates Sing a Song from the Sight Word Activity Grid using the "B-I-N-G-O" song, but you may choose any song with which you want to sing the letters in your words. You may choose "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star," "The Farmer in the Dell," or any other song. You may also "cheer" the letters of your word.
Click the play button to listen to the directions.
Vowel Sounds: Short and Long
Vowel Sounds: Short and Long
Please watch the short video to practice saying the short and long sounds for each of these vowels: a e i o u
Click the play button to begin.
Math
Math
Review Subtraction
Review Subtraction
I can use what I know about subtracting ones to help me subtract larger numbers. I can use different models and tools to help me.
11-1 Lesson
11-1 Lesson
Today, we are going to learn to subtract groups of tens and find the leftover or "difference" using what we already know about subtracting ones.
11-1 Workmat
11-1 Workmat
I can subtract groups of tens. I can use models to explain subtraction and write number sentences to show subtraction.
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