Religion: Father's Day: Lesson 30 pg. 121

****The Religion pages can be found in the Religion booklet sent home in your child's bag you picked up at school. No need to print out the Religion pages. tear this page out of the booklet.

• We belong to our family and God gives us our family to love and care for us.

• Father's Day will be coming during the summer. It is a day set aside to honor our fathers for all the love and care they give us all year long.

• Read pg. 121 Draw a picture of a gift you would like to give on Father's Day on pg. 121

Literacy

• Read aloud: I Knew You Could!

• Complete Rhyming words worksheet

Math

• Complete the How Many Are There? worksheet

Religion: Lesson 30 pg. 122

• Read pg. 122 Draw a picture of Dad on pg. 122

• print your name in the little rectangle at the bottom that says From

• cut on the dotted line, Give this special card to Dad for Father's Day!

Literacy:

• Read aloud: The Night Before Summer Vacation

• draw a picture of where you would like to go on summer vacation

• Complete the Match the letters A - J worksheet

Math: Review numbers 11 - 15

• Complete the Firefly Counting worksheet

Religion: Lesson 32 Happy Birthday

• We celebrate the day you were born because this is the day that God gave you to us. This is a very special day.

• Read pg. 125 How old are you? How old will you be next? What is your favorite thing to do on your birthday?

• Decorate the Crown to wear on your birthday

Literacy:

• Read aloud: On the First Day of Summer Vacation

• Are you going to do any of the things in the story during your summer vacation? What ones?

• Complete the Match the Letters K - T worksheet

Math: Number order 11 - 15

• Put the numbers 11 - 15 in order complete the Number Order worksheet

Religion: Happy Birthday

• read pg. 126

• Finish decorating this side of the crown. Cut on dotted lines and attach together to make a Birthday crown you can wear on your birthday.

Literacy:

• Read aloud: Remarkably YOU (we will do this read aloud together on our Thursday Zoom. )

• Complete the Match the Letters U - Z + worksheet

Math

• Number Recognition

Complete the Number Recognition worksheet by counting the number of objects in the box. Find that number at the top and color that set of objects the color indicated.

Use today to catch up on any prior work you have not completed yet.

Don't forget to submit work on Option C.

I have attached below several activities, games, and worksheets you can use over the summer to review letters and numbers. The printables page also has additional activities for rhyming words, letter sounds, beginning sight words, etc...

ALPHABET LETTER MATCH

• Print and cut out the Bears and the hearts. Take all the bears ad place them on the table. Next, take the hearts with the capital letters and lowercase letters and place them in their own piles. Look at the first bear, match both the capital and lowercase letter to that bear. Continue until all letters are matched to the correct bear.

• capital and lowercase hearts can be used as a memory match game; matching capital to lowercase letters.

NUMBER SETS 1 - 12

• Matching: count the number of objects on the picture card. Find and match it to the correct numeral.

• Memory Match Game; match numeral and number set.