At Home Learning
Read every day! Reading 20-30 minutes each day is critically important to maintain skills. Ask your child to retell a summary of the story.
Write every day. (See suggestions below)
Spend some time practicing math skills on ixl.com Please let me know if you need help with your student's login information.
We started our Animal Adaptations unit. Work on gathering more information about your animal and create a model habitat for your animal out of a shoebox. (Optional)
Keep a log of books you've read or minutes read. Remember, you can be adding this to your Silverwood form too.
Scholastic Learn at Home is a fantastic resource: https://classroommagazines.scholastic.com/support/learnathome/grades-1-2.html
Check out getepic.com. Login invitations were emailed to parents.
Use the Seesaw Class app to complete an activity or two.
Mr. Warnken says GO OUTSIDE and play! :)
*Send a letter to a local nursing home resident who can't have visitors. Send a letter to a grandparent, teacher, or friend.
*Write in a journal
*Write a sequence story using words like, "First, then, next, last."
This blog is from the owner of the ranch we visited last fall. There are some great ideas and tips, and a link to some fun writing prompts. https://www.flyingdranch.tv/post/schools-out-for-corona
Play games that involve counting or dice.
Use regular playing cards to match number partners that make 10.
Daily STEM Facebook page has some great suggestions: Daily STEM Facebook page
Mystery Science Lessons:
Question of the week- How are rainbows made?: https://mysteryscience.com/mini-lessons/rainbows?code=2e45911ea71ae0681505cffbead0a798
Please see the list of first grade skills and websites. Any practice of these skills would be beneficial.
Check in with me every few days through email, Remind, or Seesaw. Let me know how you're doing and what you've been working on.
