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Happy Friday, first graders!
Happy Friday, first graders!
Today brings us to our last day of learning for the week. Please send some of your work to your teacher so she can see how hard you have been working. We will not see you Monday because it is a holiday weekend. We call it Memorial Day. And we take this time to remember all of our hard working soldiers - Those who are with us and those who are not with us anymore. We thank them all for their hard work and for keeping us safe.
Today brings us to our last day of learning for the week. Please send some of your work to your teacher so she can see how hard you have been working. We will not see you Monday because it is a holiday weekend. We call it Memorial Day. And we take this time to remember all of our hard working soldiers - Those who are with us and those who are not with us anymore. We thank them all for their hard work and for keeping us safe.
Patriotically yours,
Patriotically yours,
Your teachers
Your teachers
Reading
Reading
George and Martha Shared Reading
George and Martha Shared Reading
It's time to be a detective! Follow along and see if you can figure out the words that are covered in the story. Remember to ask yourself if the word sounds right and makes sense within the text. Then check to see that it looks right. Press the play button to get started.
When you are done listening, you can independently read your books at home or on RAZ kids.
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 use illustrations to add realistic details to my story.
I can use illustrations to add realistic details to my story.
Please watch the video and follow along. Today we are going to study how other authors add details to their pictures to make their stories more realistic.
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. **
Writers sometimes use pictures to…
Writers sometimes use pictures to…
Give clues about the setting
Bring our characters to life
Tell secrets to the reader
Add extra realistic details
Word Work
Word Work
Materials for the Lesson
For Spelling Check-In: Please have a piece of paper and a writing tool.
For Read and Divide Word Activity: Please print out the activity page found in the Resource Tab or simply write the words from the activity on paper you have at home.
Spelling Check-In
Spelling Check-In
Today you will hear and record the sight words that you have been working on all week. There is an added section for Sentence Dictation this week. When you are finished have a caregiver take a picture of your work and send it to your teacher.
Click the play button to begin the lesson!
Divide and Read Two Syllable Words
Divide and Read Two Syllable Words
Today you will continue to practice identifying the two syllables in words and then reading the word.
Click on the play button to begin the lesson.
Assignment: Then complete the activity page from the Resource Tab for May 22nd Read and Divide Two Syllable Words. Be sure to have your caregiver take a picture of your work and send it to your teacher.
Two Syllable Words: Review
Two Syllable Words: Review
Please watch the video and sound out the two syllable words.
Click on the play button to begin.
Math
Math
11-4 Lesson
11-4 Lesson
This is an introduction video to Topic 11, Lesson 4. In this video, you will learn how to use Mental Math (that's doing math 'in your head) with a variety of tools to subtract tens from a two-digit number. Math tools include: Basic Facts, 100s Chart, Tens and Ones as well as Ten-Frames.
11-4 Workmat
11-4 Workmat
Let's use SPLAT to help us subtract groups of tens from any 2 digit number on the 100 chart, in today's workmat!
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