PPS Summer Learning Modules Goes Live June 15th!
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Look at the picture with the dots.
Can you tell how many dots there are without counting each one?
How many dots do you see?
How did you SEE the dots?
What's another way to SEE the dots?
Listen to the activity A Chicken and Her Eggs.
Follow along on a piece of paper or in your math journal.
You can use the Number Frames app below help find your answers.
When you read today, pay attention to the clues that tell you whether the text is fiction or nonfiction.
Here's a fiction story called "Please Please the Bees" and a nonfiction text called "Honey Bees." How were the two texts alike and different?
Share your learning with a friend, family member or pet!
Investigate: How can I change the roll of an object down a ramp?
Make a ramp. You can use cardboard, paper, wood, a ruler, a toy track, a book, a cardboard tube from paper towels or toilet paper, or anything else around your home.
Roll an object (ball, marble, can of food, orange, small stone, etc.) down the ramp. Observe.
Talk about:
What do you notice? How far does the object roll? How fast?
Is there something you can change about the ramp that will change how fast or far the object rolls? (You may want to try a different height, length, or material)
What do you think will happen when the ramp is changed?
Change something about the ramp. Roll the object down the new ramp and observe.
Talk about:
What do you notice? How far does the object roll? How fast?
How does this compare to the first ramp?
What makes an object that is rolling down a ramp move the fastest?
What makes an object that is rolling down a ramp move the farthest?
What new questions do you have?
Directions: Let's review our juggling skills!
Find 3 light scarves or plastic bags. I'm using doggy poop bags.
If you remember any extra tricks from class (or make up any tricks) please share them so I can see, too!