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Watch and Learn: Use a new phonics strategy to read "soft c" and "soft g" words.
Your Turn: Click on the following story and read it 3 times. See how many "ce", "ge", and "dge" words you can find.
Practice: Read independently for 15+ minutes. You may practice our weekly word page, reread stories from your Wonders books, or select a story you have at home.
Watch and Learn: Use a new phonics strategy to read "or", "oar", and "ore" words.
Your Turn: Read The Story of a Robot Inventor in your Wonders little red book. Read pages 160-169.
Practice: Practice writing "or", "oar", and "ore" words one of the following ways:
Watch and Learn: Find new ways to read and spell r-controlled o words.
Watch & Learn: Use the Phonics decoding strategies to practice solving unknown words.
Your Turn: Read The Story of the Robot Inventor in the little red book (1 time to yourself, 1 time out loud). Use the table of contents to find the page number. Unit 5 Week 3
Practice: Read a free choice book at your level for 15+ minutes.
Monday, March 30th- Unit 6, Lesson 6
Extra Help for Math Expressions Workbook Pg. 183-184
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Pick an Activity:
1. Write a letter to a grandparent or family member that you are not able to visit at this time. Let them know you are praying for them.
2. Make a care basket for a neighbor. Place it on their doorstep, ring the doorbell and... RUN!! Be sure to include that family in your prayers.
Even in times of trouble God has plans for good. Watch the video above about Joseph then make your own set of binoculars to spot the good things that are around you.
How to Make Binoculars
Take 2 toilets paper rolls and glue or tape them together. Decorate! If you are feeling fancy you could even add a neck strap by punching one hole in each of the rolls and tying a string through.
Examples of some homemade binoculars. Send us pictures of yours or what good things that you have found. Be as creative as you want to be!
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.