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** Keep in mind, these activities can be spread out among the two independent work days.**
** Keep in mind, these activities can be spread out among the two independent work days.**
Flex day (Friday) can be used for independent practice of skills, extension activities, or catching up on unfinished work.
Flex day (Friday) can be used for independent practice of skills, extension activities, or catching up on unfinished work.
Here is a "to do" checklist to help you with what you need to do during your three remote learning days!
Reading
Reading
Read for 20 minutes per day. This may be done in smaller sessions throughout the day or all at once. You may choose some books you have at home, go on Epic, or Literacy Footprints, to read!
Listen to Chrysanthemum.
Draw a picture and/or write about how Chrysanthemum was feeling in the beginning, the middle, and the end of the story. Can you use any of the new vocabulary words we learned in Chrysanthemum?
Learn about the author and illustrator Kevin Henkes and about some of the other books he has made. Optional: Listen to Kevin Henkes read aloud another one of his books Kittens First Full Moon.
character feelings change.pdfFeel free to print and use this paper! Or use any paper you have at home and fold it into three sections.
Vocabulary
Vocabulary
Some new vocabulary we learned while reading this book:
wilted: went from feeling happy to feeling sad
dreadful: very bad
winsome: cheerful
Parcheesi: type of board game
envious: jealous
speechless: so surprised you cannot talk
indescribable wonder: a very special person or event
musicale: a play that includes signing and dancing
humorous: funny or amusing
marigold, carnation, lily of the valley: names of flowers
Can you use any of these words in your How does the Character Change writing?
SOUND OUT WORDS.pdfSOUND OUT WORDS (1).pdf
Phonics
Phonics
Activities to reinforce what we have learned about consonant L blends. Try writing all of the consonant L blend words you see in the story.
Sight Words
Sight Words
Pick an activity to practice your sight words!
Tic-Tac-Toe Board 2.docxWriting
Writing
We've been learning about using a teaching voice to teach others about something we know a lot about. Choose a game that you feel you know a lot about. Take time to write and use your teaching voice to teach others about the game you chose.
Writing Prompt Game.pdfExtra Writing Paper.pdfSecond Step
Second Step
Draw a picture of a time when you and someone else were involved in an accident. We learned this week that an accident is when you do something you didn’t mean to do. After you draw your picture, write a two sentence apology for what happened.
Draw a picture of a time when you and someone else were involved in an accident. We learned this week that an accident is when you do something you didn’t mean to do. After you draw your picture, write a two sentence apology for what happened.
Website Drawing.pdfSocial Studies
Social Studies
There is no school on Monday as we remember Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. He was a famous man who believed that all people were created equally and that everyone had the same rights under the laws of our country. Dr. King gave many famous speeches and worked hard to change laws that were not fair, especially to those with brown skin. He did this in a peaceful way. We celebrate his 92nd Birthday on January 15th! Connect the two parts of each sentence and you will learn important facts about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Write your sentences on the lines. There are 4 sentences that go together. On the back you can draw a picture showing how you are helpful. You can also write a sentence that goes with your picture.
There is no school on Monday as we remember Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. He was a famous man who believed that all people were created equally and that everyone had the same rights under the laws of our country. Dr. King gave many famous speeches and worked hard to change laws that were not fair, especially to those with brown skin. He did this in a peaceful way. We celebrate his 92nd Birthday on January 15th! Connect the two parts of each sentence and you will learn important facts about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Write your sentences on the lines. There are 4 sentences that go together. On the back you can draw a picture showing how you are helpful. You can also write a sentence that goes with your picture.
SKM_C754e21011416520.pdf
Unified Arts Extension
Unified Arts Extension
Have your child complete an extension for each UA class they do not have live this week. Contact the UA teacher(s) if you are unsure which lesson to complete.
denise.mclaughlin@sau26.org (Digital Learning Service)
matthew.mcginnis@sau26.org (Music)
jennifer.saucier@sau26.org (PE)
kate.viands@sau26.org (Art)
Extension Project (optional):
Egg Carton PenguinsExtension Project (optional):
Materials:
- egg cartons
- paint
- crafting supplies (felt, googly eyes, pom poms)
- craft glue/hot glue gun
First, take your egg carton and cut out the individual egg cups.
Then, flip the egg carton so the wider part is on the bottom. Start to paint the egg carton with black and white to represent the penguin.
Once it is dry, start to decorate! Add eyes, a beak, feet and wings with materials you have at home.
You could add a hat, scarf or create a background for these cute little penguins, too!
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