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Dear Plainville first graders,
Dear Plainville first graders,
Welcome to Tuesday's distance learning! There will be exciting work in Reading as we think about the lessons our stories teach us. You will also have the chance to review subtracting on the 100 chart! Which way do you go on the chart if you are subtracting? We hope you enjoy today's lessons!
Welcome to Tuesday's distance learning! There will be exciting work in Reading as we think about the lessons our stories teach us. You will also have the chance to review subtracting on the 100 chart! Which way do you go on the chart if you are subtracting? We hope you enjoy today's lessons!
Here is a joke for you: Why was six afraid of seven? Because seven ate (8) nine!
Here is a joke for you: Why was six afraid of seven? Because seven ate (8) nine!
Fondly,
Fondly,
Your first grade teachers
Your first grade teachers
Reading
Reading
I can think about which lesson a story might teach.
I can think about which lesson a story might 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 divide my stories into chapters. I can break my story into three parts: a beginning, middle and end.
I can divide my stories into chapters. I can break my story into three parts: a beginning, middle and end.
**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. **
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.
Assignment: Today you will work with Ms. Pascucci on a syllable warm-up. *The video says it is Monday morning, but we know it is Tuesday.
You will need your syllable cards for this spelling lesson.
Assignment: You will work with Ms. Pascucci to spell two syllable words with one consonant between the vowels. Be ready to notice that some words, with two syllables that end with /ic/ in the second syllable, will be spelled with i-c.
Assignment: Syllable & Match Memory Game found under the Resources tab.
Vowel Sounds: Short
Vowel Sounds: Short
Please watch the video and sing along to review the short sounds for the following vowels: a e i o u
Click on the play button to begin.
Math
Math
Review Subtracting on the 120 Chart
Review Subtracting on the 120 Chart
In this video, you will learn all about the 120's chart and how it can be used for counting, skip counting, adding and subtracting. Math is all about patterns and you can find many patterns on the 120's chart.
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11-2 Lesson
11-2 Lesson
I can use a number chart to subtract 10's from another two-digit number. I can think of counting back by tens to help me.
11-2 Workmat Subtracting Groups of 10s from a 2 digit number edited.mp411-2 Workmat
11-2 Workmat
Today, we will practice subtracting groups of tens from a 2 digit number using the 120 chart. We can double check out work using other strategies such as drawing it out, using manipulatives, and thinking about subtraction using the tens place value (basic facts).
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TKuRr9msGdftq_OA3BxA9RC0eheWKsGW/view?usp=sharing
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