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Watch and Learn: Let's read long vowel words with "Mama e".
Your Turn: This week, your child will work at his/her own pace through 3 stories. Your child is ready to move onto the next story when he/she is reading smoothly, only sounding out a few words, and self-correcting all mistakes.
1. Life At Home (little red book with giraffe, page 75)
2. Rose's Birthday (online story is included below)
3. Long Ago and Now (jungle book with giraffe, page 75)
Practice: Select one of the following activities to continue building reading fluency:
Watch and Learn: Read along with Mrs. Neidigh and practice our sound of the week!
Your Turn: Read Super Tools in your little book from pgs. 222-231 three times. Then choose one of the following activities below:
Practice:
Watch and Learn: phonics
Watch & Learn: See how Mrs. Rose uses the Vocabulary graphic organizer to get a better understanding of one vocabulary word.
Your Turn: Use the graphic organizer below to help you understand one vocabulary word from this week.
risk, fair, conflict, argument, shift
Practice: Read a fun book at your level for 20 min.
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This week we challenge you to build the tallest rock tower you can. Watch the video of Mrs. Rose making a tower out of the rocks in her yard. Take a picture and send it to your teacher.
This week make it a point to pray every morning when you wake up. Each day when you pray include someone different that you haven't prayed for yet this week.
Read: John 20:24-29- Jesus Appears to Thomas
Read the story of Thomas and how he needed to see to believe the news that Jesus had risen from the dead.
Ask: How can we believe in Jesus even when we have not seen him?
Activity : Give each child a piece of paper and an orange or pink marker or highlighter (other colors will not work). Tell kids to draw a picture of Jesus. Give each child a piece of red cellophane to tape it over their drawing. The colors of the drawing will blend with the red cellophane, making it look like Jesus disappears.
Discuss: When you cover the drawing with cellophane, it looks like Jesus disappears, but he hasn't. He's still there. Tell children that just because we can’t see Jesus doesn’t mean he isn’t there. How can we have faith in Jesus?
Mrs. Rose and Miss White's classes use ST Math in the classroom.
Mrs. Coles and Mrs. Neidigh's classes use Zearn in the classroom.