Religion: Watch the May Procession video provided by the Archdiocese of Philadelphia
Memorial Day holiday. Watch the Memorial Day videos below to learn about Memorial Day. Draw a flag and put it in your window to remember and honor all the military who have died.
What Is Memorial Day Video For Kids & Preschoolers
The Meaning of Memorial Day- American Holidays - Smartkids
Memorial Day Flag Song for Kids | Flag Songs for Children | The Kiboomers
The May Procession By Elementary School Students In The Archdiocese Of Philadelphia
Religion: Lesson 29: Remembering God
****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.
Where is Brenda at the top of the page? What is she doing? What do you like to do with water?
Read pg. 115 What do you like best about summer? Make up a story about the pictures in the flags on pg. 115...What is Lori doing with her family in the top flag? What are Brenda and Peter doing in the bottom flag?
Literacy:
Watch Chicka Chicka Boom Boom
Introduce the Letter Kk. Watch letter Kk video.
Look around your house for the letter Kk in words. Can you find at least 5 capital and 5 lowercase Kk's? Check cereal boxes, food cans, game boxes, etc...
Complete the Kk is for Koala worksheet by coloring in or painting the capital and lowercase Kk's
Math: Number Review 11 - 15
make a set of number flash cards 11 - 15 using paper or index cards. Can you recognize numbers 11-15. ( Ask your child: what card shows # 12, # 15, #11, #14, #13. Identify each number. (Ask your child: what # is on this card)
Cut and Paste 11-15 worksheet. Count the dots in each tens frame to find out how many. Cut and glue the number that shows how many.
Letter K | Sing and Learn the Letters of the Alphabet | Learn the Letter K | Jack Hartmann
cut and paste teen numbers.pdf
Counting 1 - 15 | Children's song for learning to count [numbers & counting]
Religion:
Summertime is almost here. Discuss what the following items can be used for in the summer and act it out.
-Baseball and Glove - bathing suit - picnic basket - a book ` camping gear (tent, flashlight)
Read pg. 116 What did God make/create? Who made people? Who loves you?
Literacy:
Read Aloud Little Rabbit's First Number Book. If you attended last nights Zoom meeting we already read and discussed some of this book. I have paused throughout the story for you to answer the questions and/or count and find the objects asked.
watch the letter Kk video
Letter Kk: Practice making the letter Kk in the air. (use your air pencils) Practice the sound of K.
Option 1: Find and cutout or tear out capital and lowercase Kk's found in newspapers, magazines, grocery store ads etc... Sort the Kk's by capital and lowercase. What did you find more of ? Glue to paper...capitals on the left and lowercase on the right or capitals on one side and lowercase on the other side
Option 2: Complete the Kk worksheet: Color it Trace it Find it Write it Paste it
Math:
Use the number cards made yesterday to review numbers 11-15 again. Practice writing the numbers in the air.
Complete the Write the Numbers 11 to 15 worksheet by writing the numbers on the paper by staying inside the lines. Rainbow write the numbers by writing the numbers again using a different colored crayon or marker.
The Letter K Song - Learn the Alphabet
WRITE THE NUMBERS 11 TO 15.pdf
Religion: Read to Me pg 117
The picture shows how Brenda and her family will have fun together in the summer.
What is happening in the pictures? Trace the path, following the family during each activity until they reach home.
You can do things like this with your family this summer too.
Remember, we can talk to and pray to God anytime and anywhere.
Literacy:
Read Aloud: We Can! Have your child do what each page refers to: Sing the Alphabet song, count to 10, etc...
-an Word Family : watch-an family videos
Look at the beginning letter and sound. add that to -an to sound out and make the word. Use the letters at the bottom of the worksheet to build the word: beginning sound +an write the word on the dotted lines.
Math
Make sets of objects to show 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 match the number card to the set that shows that number.
Complete the Counting practice worksheet by counting the pictures in each box and circling the number that shows how many.
Word Family -an | Phonics Song for Kids | Jack Hartmann
Use today to catch up on any incomplete assignments from this week.
Don't forget to submit the work on Option C.
Religion: Lesson 28: Celebrating Together at Mass
Read pg. 111 - 112 What do you like best when you go to Mass?
Literacy:
Watch What's This? A Seed's Story Predict what kind of seed do you think they found?
What did the seed need to grow?
Introduce the Letter Nn. Watch letter Nn video.
Look around your house for the letter Nn in words. Can you find at least 5 capital and 5 lowercase Nn's? Check cereal boxes, food cans, game boxes, etc...
Complete the Nn is for nest worksheet by coloring in or painting the capital and lowercase Nns
Math: Number 15
Introduce Number 15. Number 15 is made up of 2 digits, a 1 and a 5. 1 set of 10 plus 5 more.
number 15 video
Count to 15. Complete the Number 15 worksheet.
What’s This? A Seed Story By:Caroline Mockford
Letter N | Sing and Learn the Letters of the Alphabet | Learn the Letter N | Jack Hartmann
LEARN TO COUNT 1-15 Pirate Song | Number 15 for preschool, kindergarten, toddler
Religion: Read to Me pg. 113: Carlos Tells About Mass
Read pg. 113. What can you say to God at Mass? Can you name 5 things you remember seeing in church? ( think back to our scavenger hunt we did in church)
Literacy:
Read Aloud Growing Vegetable Soup Can you name some vegetables? Why do you think they titled this story Growing vegetable soup/ You can't grow soup? This story reminds me of a story we read a long time ago called The Apple Pie Tree! Do you remember another story we read where the characters made soup? I'll give you a hint they made soup for lunch then took a nap? It had alot of animals as characters. It was To Market To Market!
watch the letter Nn video
Letter Nn: Practice making the letter Nn in the air. (use your air pencils) Practice the sound of N.
Option 1: Find and cutout or tear out capital and lowercase Nn's found in newspapers, magazines, grocery store ads etc... Sort the Nns by capital and lowercase. What did you find more of ? Glue to paper...capitals on the left and lowercase on the right or capitals on one side and lowercase on the other side
Option 2: Complete the Nn worksheet: Color it Trace it Find it Write it Paste it
Math: Writing Number 15
Count to 15. How do we write the number 15? Don't print the numbers too close together OR too far apart! Complete the Trace and Write Number 15 worksheet.
( Number 15 can be practiced on any kind of paper if unable to print out the worksheet.)
Growing Vegetable Soup (Ready Read Alouds)
The Letter N Song - Learn the Alphabet
Religion:
Church and priest puzzle: color in the picture. Cut out on dotted lines to create 6 rectangle pieces. Glue back together on a piece of paper or just assemble like a puzzle on the table!
Literacy:
Watch the Read Aloud Pumpkin Circle Do you remember when we cut open a pumpkin, took out the seeds, and carved a jack-o-lantern?
What do you think the farmer will do with all the pumpkin seeds?
How do you grow a plant.
This week we listened to stories about plants and growing things. What is needed to grow a plant? What sequence needs to be followed to grow a plant? What must you do 1st? 2nd? 3rd? 4th?
Color the pictures at the bottom of the sequence sheet. Cut out the pictures. Glue in the correct sequence.
Math: Math: Number 15
Complete the Color it, Trace it, ... worksheet
Assignments will resume on Tuesday 5/26 due to Ascension Thursday and the Memorial Day holiday. Stay safe.
Religion: Ascension Thursday
Watch the Ascension video: Jesus Ascends into Heaven
Use today and Friday to catch up on any incomplete work from this week or prior weeks.
JESUS ASCENDS INTO HEAVEN | Jesus Ascension | Bible for kids | New Testament for children
Religion: Lesson 27: Coming Together at Mass
The Church is more than just a building. People make up the Church. Each of you make up the Church.
Read pg. 107 Draw your family going to Mass together.
Literacy:
Watch Road Builders by B.G Hennessy Pay attention to all the different construction vehicles needed to build a road. What construction vehicle would you like to drive?
Riddle game: I am mighty as I push the dirt away to make a road. What am I? ( Bulldozer)
Sometimes I haul dirt and sometimes I dump dirt. What am I? ( Dump truck)
I paint the stripes on the road nice and straight. What am I? (Striper Truck)
Introduce the Letter Ll. Watch letter Ll video.
Look around your house for the letter Ll in words. Can you find at least 5 capital and 5 lowercase Ll's? Check cereal boxes, food cans, game boxes, etc...
Complete the Ll is for lion worksheet by coloring in or painting the capital and lowercase Ll's
(Complete orally if no access to a printer: Point to all the capital and lowercase Ll's on the picture)
Math: Number 14
Introduce Number 14. Number 14 is made up of 2 digits, a 1 and a 4. 1 set of 10 plus 4 more.
number 14 video
Count to 14. Complete the Number 14 worksheet.
(If no access to a printer, count out and make a set of 14 using any household objects or point to and count out 14 spring flowers/bugs from the picture on screen.)
"Road Builders" by B.G. Hennessy - A Read Aloud with Music and Sound Effects
Letter L | Sing and Learn the Letters of the Alphabet | Learn the Letter L | Jack Hartmann
Join us on a virtual field trip to a construction site and on a special virtual roller coaster ride!
Religion: Read pg. 108 What do we do at mass? Remember the Church is not just the building but it is also all the people. Try the Here is the Church fingerplay! (see video)
Literacy:
Read Aloud B is for Bulldozer What do you think they are going to build? Watch as the seasons change throughout the story.
-at Word Family : watch-at family videos
Look at the beginning letter and sound. add that to -at to sound out and make the word. Use the letters at the bottom of the worksheet to build the word: beginning sound +at write the word on the dotted lines.
Math: Number 14
Counting trains to 14 video
Use material from around your house to make 4-5 sets of 14 objects. Example: 14 legos, 14 crayons, etc...
Have mom/dad take a picture of you and your sets and submit the picture to me on Option C
We all have our part in the Mass.pdf
Word Family -at | Phonics Song for Kids | Jack Hartmann
Religion:
Color a beautiful picture of Mary. Take your time and try to stay in the lines. Cut out the Letters at the bottom and glue them in the boxes to spell Mary.
Literacy:
Watch the Read Aloud Roadwork Listen for the sounds throughout the story. Remember we call those sounds Onomatopoeia. Can you name some construction vehicles?
letter Ll video
Letter Ii: Practice making the letter Ii in the air. (use your air pencils) Practice the sound of I.
Option 1: Find and cutout or tear out capital and lowercaseLl's found in newspapers, magazines, grocery store ads etc... Sort the Ll's by capital and lowercase. What did you find more of ? Glue to paper...capitals on the left and lowercase on the right or capitals on one side and lowercase on the other side
Option 2: Complete the Ll worksheet: Color it Trace it Find it Write it Paste it
Math: Writing Number 14
Count to 14. How do we write the number 14? don't print the numbers too close together OR too far apart! Complete the Trace and Write Number 14 worksheet.
( Number 14 can be practiced on any kind of paper if unable to print out the worksheet.)
THE L SONG | Letters and Sounds
Count the items below and trace the numbers.pdf
"Roadwork" Written by Sally Sutton, Illustrated by Brian Lovelock
Bring something that begins with L
Religion: God's House
Here's the church and here's the steeple open the doors to see the people! Let's make and church with the people inside the doors! Pattern is below. See page 2 attachment for how to cutout and glue/assemble to a piece of paper.
Literacy
Read aloud Alphabet Under Construction by Denise Fleming Do you recognize the mouse in this story? It is the same mouse from a story we read together called... LUNCH both books are written by the same Author: Denise Fleming!
-Rhyming words watch the Do they rhyme video. Thumbs up if they Rhyme Thumbs down if they don't
Complete the Rhyming Words worksheet by coloring in the 2 pictures that rhyme with the first picture in each row. Can you circle, color, or highlight the ending that are the same in each set of rhyming words?
Math: Number 14
Complete the Color it, Trace it, ... worksheet
(can complete orally if no printer by tracing number 14 on screen, count out and point to 14 hearts, count out and point to 14 box spaces, point to the number 14's in the circles, Point to the number 14's at the bottom of the page.)
Alphabet Under Construction By Denise Fleming (Read By Natasha Coles)
Do They Rhyme? [Version 1] (song for kids about rhyming words)
Tonight at 7pm Join us for a Special Showcase & Live Dance Event. Check your email for your special live participant link! Can't wait to see you tonight! #StAnselmStrong
Use today to catch up on any prior work you have not completed yet.
Sign onto Zoom anytime during office hours and spend a few minutes sharing this weeks work with me and reviewing skills. Please wait in "waiting room" until I can bring you in as I may already be working one on one with someone.
A few of our favorite Go Noodle songs!
Religion: Lesson 31 Mary is our Mother May is the month of Mary
Read and discuss pg. 123-124 who was Mary? What do you know about Mary? Say the Hail Mary
Literacy:
Watch Ants Rule the Long and Short Of It
Introduce the Letter Ii. Watch letter Ii video.
Look around your house for the letter Ii in words. Can you find at least 5 capital and 5 lowercase Ii's? Check cereal boxes, food cans, game boxes, etc...
Complete the Ii is for igloo worksheet by coloring in or painting the capital and lowercase Ii's
(Complete orally if no access to a printer: Point to all the capital and lowercase Ii's on the picture)
Math: Measurement
watch non-standard measurement video
remember to line up the object and what you are using to measure at the same spot.
complete the shade and measure worksheet. Color in the boxes that are under the object in the picture. Be sure to stop when you get to the end of the picture. How many blocks did you color? Write that number on the line. If the picture ends in the middle of the box you need to color that whole box in anyway. Complete orally if no access to a printer. Point to the boxes you would need to color in.
*** print out the sports ball measurement strips for measuring this week if you did not print it out last week already. Keep it handy all week and for Thursday Zoom meeting.
Letter I | Sing and Learn the Letters of the Alphabet | Learn the Letter I | Jack Hartmann
Ants Rule The Long And Short Of It.
Religion: Watch the stories of Mary video.
Draw me a picture of You and write your name on the paper to hand into me on Friday so I can have it to remember you while we are not together.
Literacy:
Watch the Read Aloud for Measuring Penny. How might you measure Penny? What would you use?
-it word family booklet. Leave the s it and picture of person sitting all attached. cutout all the other letters and pictures. one at a time add a cutout letter on top of the S. What word does it make: b it find the picture that illustrates that word and place on top of the sit picture. Continue with other letters and pictures. staple together when finished. Practice sounding out the words and saying the words.
-it worksheet. What does the picture show? Think of the beginning sound. Write that letter on the line to finish the word. Say the word.
Math: Measurement
Watch the non-standard measurement video. Today we are measuring height or how tall something is. Complete worksheet by writing the number of how many blocks tall the picture is.
Use your sports ball strips to measure things in your house. You choose what ball you want to use. How tall is a cup? a picture frame? choose other objects to measure. Draw a picture of what you measured and how tall it was. Don't forget to write what kind of ball strip you used to measure. Try measuring the same thing but with a different strip? Was your measurement the same or different? Why?
Stories Of Virgin Mary| Stories of MaryI Animated Children´s Bible Stories| Holy Tales Bible Stories
Read Aloud: Measuring Penny by Loreen Leedy
THE IT FAMILY | Sound Blending Songs
Religion:
Color a beautiful picture of Mary. Take your time and try to stay in the lines. Cut out the Letters at the bottom and glue them in the boxes to spell Mary.
Literacy:
Read aloud Bumbling Building Bugs Why were all their measurements using their own feet different? Why is it important to measure when building something?
Letter Ii: Practice making the letter Ii in the air. (use your air pencils) Practice the sound of I.
Option 1: Find and cutout or tear out capital and lowercase Ii's found in newspapers, magazines, grocery store ads etc... Sort the Ii's by capital and lowercase. What did you find more of ? Glue to paper...capitals on the left and lowercase on the right or capitals on one side and lowercase on the other side
Option 2: Complete the Ii worksheet. ( If no access to a printer, the worksheet can be completed orally with your child. Trace the Ii on the laptop or ipad screen, point to the letters I and i, point to all the capital I's then point to all the lowercase i's. practice writing letter Ii on any kind of paper)
Math: Measurement
Watch using paper clips to measure.
Use paperclip strip at the bottom of the worksheet to measure the 4 pictures. write how many paperclips high each is in the circle. Try measuring the with the sports ball strips. Were the measurements the same or different? Why?
Story Time 1, Week 4- Bumbling Building Bugs
The Letter I Song - Learn the Alphabet
Introduction to Nonstandard Measurement for Kids: Using Paper Clips to Measure
Religion: May is a special month. We remember mothers. We remember Mary is Jesus' mother and we celebrate our mothers too.
Read pgs. 119-120 Tell mom why you love her and why you are thankful for her. Draw a picture of mom to give her on her special day.
Thank you moms for all you do for your children. Happy Mother's Day!
Literacy:
Read aloud Super Sand Castle Saturday Why were their measurements using shovels, spoons, etc... not correct?
-ig Word Family We worked with the -ig word family last week and during our Zoom last week too. Look at the beginning letter and sound. add that to ig to sound out and make the word. use the letters at the bottom of the worksheet to build the word: beginning sound+ig write the word on the dotted lines.
Math: ZOOM LESSON TODAY ON MEASURING. If you will be attending the zoom meeting we will work on measuring together, no need to do this on your own. I will be asking you to hunt in your house for specific items to measure so be ready and have your sports ball strips with you!
watch the measuring video. Today I want you to practice measuring using the sports ball strips. Remember to begins the strip at the bottom of what you are measuring to get an accurate answer.
IG Ending | IG Word Family | Rhyming Words | Run Play Have Fun
Measuring Length using Non-Standard Units
Use today to catch up on any prior work you have not completed yet.
Religion: Lesson 26 : Talking to God pg. 103 Read and discuss what do you say to God when you pray? Practice the Morning Offering today. Draw yourself with some of God's children.
Literacy:
Watch Dig! Pay attention to the order/sequence of Mr. Dilly's 5 jobs. Listen for the rhymes in each job too!
-Sequence Mr. Dilly's jobs in order from 1 - 5. Cut and paste in order or point to jobs in order if no access to a printer. Circle or highlight the rhyming words in each job.
Introduce the Letter Dd. Watch letter Dd sound video.
Look around your house for the letter Dd in words. Can you find at least 5 capital and 5 lowercase Dd's? Check cereal boxes, food cans, game boxes, etc...
Complete the Dd is for dinosaur worksheet by coloring in or painting the capital and lowercase Dd's
(Complete orally if no access to a printer: Point to all the capital and lowercase Dd's on the picture)
Math: Shorter/Longer Measurement
Introduce shorter and longer. Shorter means smaller. Find 3 things in your house that are shorter than a piece of paper. Draw the 3 things you found.
Complete the Measurement activity sheet on Shorter. Circle that is shorter in each set.
( if no access to a printer, point to what object is shorter in each set.)
Lesson 26 Pg 103 talking To God.pdf
DIG! | Read Aloud Books For Children
Letter D | Sing and Learn the Letters of the Alphabet | Learn the Letter D | Jack Hartmann
Math For Kids | Lesson 35. Longer and Shorter for Kids | Kindergarten
Religion:
Thank God for His gifts. Read pg 104 discuss where you can pray to God. We can pray anytime and anywhere. Color the pictures of praying. Practice the Our Father today.
Literacy:
Watch I'm Dirty! Count down from 10 to 1 as he cleans up. Pay attention to the Alliteration (words that are next to one another and have the same beginning sound.) Can you identify what the beginning sound and letter is in each clean up?
-10 torn-up truck tires -9 fractured fans -8 busted beach umbrellas -7 loused-up lawn chairs
-6 broken bicycles -5 burned-out barbecues -4 cat-clawed couches -3 scuffed-up signs
-2 tossed-out toilet seats -1 wonky washing machine
Rhyming words: Watch rhyming words video Complete the rhyming words worksheet by coloring in the 2 pictures in each row that rhyme with the first picture
Math: Shorter / Longer Measurement
Introduce longer. If something is longer it is bigger. Find 3 things in your house that are longer than a piece of paper. What did you find? Draw them.
Complete the Measurement Activity paper on longer by circling the object in each set that is longer.
(If no access to a printer, point to what object is longer in each set.)
Pg 104 When we pray we can thank God.pdf
I'M DIRTY BY KATE & JIM MCMULLAN
Long and Short | Harry the Bunny | BabyFirstTV
I Love to Rhyme | English Song for Kids | Rhyming for Children | Jack Hartmann
Religion:
We can pray to God anywhere and anytime. Where is your favorite place to pray to God. What do you say to Him? Draw a picture of you praying to God in your favorite place. Practice the Hail Mary today.
Literacy:
Read aloud How Big is a Pig. Identify the opposites on each page.
Letter Dd: Practice making the letter Dd in the air. (use your air pencils) Practice the sound of D.
Option 1: Find and cutout or tear out capital and lowercase Dd's found in newspapers, magazines, grocery store ads etc... Sort the Dd's by capital and lowercase. What did you find more of ? Glue to paper...capitals on the left and lowercase on the right or capitals on one side and lowercase on the other side
Option 2: Complete the Dd worksheet. ( If no access to a printer, the worksheet can be completed orally with your child. Trace the Dd on the laptop or ipad screen, point to the letters D and d, point to all the capital D's then point to all the lowercase d's. practice writing letter Dd on any kind of paper)
Math: Taller / Shorter Measurement
Taller / shorter is similar to longer and shorter except if something is shorter or taller it is being measured going up (high) like a building or something standing up. Who is taller Mom or Dad? Show is shorter you or mom? Draw a picture of someone taller and someone shorter (Mom/you) (you/little brother or sister) make sure it shows one as taller and one as shorter.
Complete the Measurement Activity papers (2) Follow directions at the top for which page you are to circle the taller picture and which page you are to circle the shorter picture.
( If no access to a printer, point to the picture that is taller or shorter following the directions.)
The Letter D Song - Learn the Alphabet
Religion:
Read to Me Talking to God pg. 105 Read and answer the discussion questions at the bottom. Practice Grace Before Meals today.
Literacy:
Read aloud Short and Tall by Eric Carle Can you name something that is taller than you and something shorter than you? Create your own extension to this story. Illustrate it.
Mrs. Misztuk is taller than a flower. Mrs. Misztuk is shorter than a tree.
(I can draw myself with a small flower and a tall tree!)
watch the onset and rime video and the -ig word family video.
complete the -ig worksheet. Think of the beginning sound you hear in the word. Find that letter.
Math: tall/ short long/short review
review terms tall and short and long and short.
Complete Tall or Short? worksheet. Follow the directions for what to circle
Complete Long or Short worksheet. Color the Long brush green. Color the short brush blue. Pick one object. Draw it short and draw it long. ex. short pencil --- long pencil -----------
Religion Pg 105 Read to me. Talking To God.pdf
Story Cubby- The World of Eric Carle "Short and Tall" Read Aloud
Review Shortlong Shorttall.pdf
UKG | Tall Short | Educational Videos for Kids | Teach your Kids at Home
Word Family -ig | Phonics Song for Kids | Jack Hartmann
Onset and Rime: April 13, 2020
IG-Word-Family-Match-Letter-and-Write-the-Word-Color.jpg.pdf
Use today to catch up on any prior work you have not completed yet.
Practice the Prayer to your Guardian Angel today.
Learn the Letter Dd.
Rhyming words/word family memory match game.
A few of our favorite Go Noodle songs!
Learn The Letter D | Let's Learn About The Alphabet | Phonics Song for Kids | Jack Hartmann
Roller Coaster - Koo Koo Kanga Roo | GoNoodle
Pop See Ko 2.0 - Koo Koo Kanga Roo | GoNoodle
Religion: Lesson 25 : Belonging to a Special Family pg. 99 Read and talk about your baptism with your family.
Literacy:
Watch The Little Red Hen and the Ear of Wheat by Mary Finch
-fold a piece of paper in half: On the top half draw a picture of the characters from this story. Save for tomorrow.
Introduce the Letter Hh. Watch letter Hh/Hh sound video.
Look around your house for the letter Hh in words. Can you find at least 5 capital and 5 lowercase Hh's? Check cereal boxes, food cans, game boxes, etc...
Complete the Hh is for hippo worksheet by coloring in or painting the capital and lowercase Hh's
(Complete orally if no access to a printer: Point to all the capital and lowercase Hh's on the picture)
Math: Introduce Number 13. Number 13 is made up of 2 digits, a 1 and a 3. 1 set of 10 plus 3 more.
Count to 13. Complete the Number 13 worksheet.
(If no access to a printer, count out and make a set of 13 using any household objects or point to and count out 13 snakes from the picture on screen.)
The Little Red Hen and the Ear of Wheat
Letter H | Sing and Learn the Letters of the Alphabet | Learn the Letter H | Jack Hartmann
Sesame Street Podcast Number 13
Religion:
Jesus shows us how to love one another. He fed the hungry and helped those who were sick. Watch the 2 Bible videos. How did Jesus help others? How can you help others?
Literacy:
Watch The Little Red Hen by Jerry Pinkney
-On the bottom half of yesterdays paper draw the characters from todays version of The Little Red Hen.
-How were these 2 versions the same and different
Complete the Little Red Hen sequence worksheet
(If no printer, Identify the sequence of events orally)
Math: Number Sets of 13
Use material from around your house to make 4-5 sets of 13 objects. Example: 13 spoons, 13 shoes, etc...
Have mom/dad take a picture of you and your sets and message the picture to the St Anselm School facebook page or show me the picture during Friday Zoom office hours.
Jesus Feeds The Poor - Feeding the 5000 - Bible Stories For Kids - Miracles of Jesus Christ
Miracles of Jesus Christ - Jesus Heals A Paralyzed Man - Holy Tales Bible Stories
Religion
Read pg. 100 How does Jesus love people? Retell the Bible story videos from yesterday using the pictures on pg. 100.
Literacy:
Read aloud The Little Red Hen by Paul Galdone
-On the other side of the paper from Monday and Tuesday draw the characters from todays version of The Little Red Hen.
-How was this version the same and different from the others?
Letter H: Practice making the letter Hh in the air. (use your air pencils) Practice the sound of H.
Option 1: Find and cutout or tear out capital and lowercase Hh's found in newspapers, magazines, grocery store ads etc... Sort the Hh's by capital and lowercase. What did you find more of ? Glue to paper...capitals on the left and lowercase on the right or capitals on one side and lowercase on the other side
Option 2: Complete the Hh worksheet. ( If no access to a printer, the worksheet can be completed orally with your child. Trace the Hh on the laptop or ipad screen, point to the letters H and h, point to all the capital H's then point to all the lowercase h's. practice writing letter Hh on any kind of paper)
Math: Number 13
Count to 13. How do we write the number 13? don't print the numbers too close together OR too far apart! Complete the Trace and Write Number 13 worksheet.
( Number 13 can be practiced on any kind of paper if unable to print out the worksheet.)
The Little Red Hen #ReadAlong StoryBook Video For Kids Ages 2-7
Learn The Letter H | Let's Learn About The Alphabet | Phonics Song for Kids | Jack Hartmann
Religion: Read to Me Jesus Loves All Children Read and answer the discussion questions at the bottom.
Literacy:
Read aloud Manana Iguana
Who were the characters in this story?
How was this story similar to the Little Red Hen stories?
Complete the worksheet by cutting out the 8 picture squares and sorting them by their story. Glue under the correct title.
(If no printer, identify each picture square and say what story it belongs with.)
Number 13
Complete the Color it, Trace it, ... worksheet
(can complete orally if no printer by tracing number 13 on screen, count out and point to 13 happy faces, count out and point to 13 box spaces, point to the number 13's in the circles, Point to the number 13's at the bottom of the page.)
Use today to catch up on any prior work you have not completed yet.
Here's another version of the Little Red Hen you can watch and compare to the other versions read this week.
The Little Red Hen | Read Aloud Flip-Along Book
Religion:
Easter: Watch : The Very Best Morning
Literacy: This week we will be reading stories that have onomatopoeia. Onomatopoeia is when a word describes a sound and actually mimics the sound of the object or action it refers to when it is spoken. For example: Sounds animals make (woof woof), Sounds people make ( Achoo), sounds things make ( ding dong).
Watch Down on the Farm book read aloud Can you remember the animals in the story? What sounds did they make?
Introduce the Letter Gg. Watch letter Gg/ Gg sound video.
Look around your house for the letter Gg in words. Can you find at least 5 capital and 5 lowercase Gg's? Check cereal boxes, food cans, game boxes, etc...
Complete the Gg is for gumballs worksheet by coloring in or painting the capital and lowercase Gg's
(Complete orally if no access to a printer: Point to all the capital and lowercase Gg's on the picture)
Math: Introduce Number 12. Number 12 is made up of 2 digits, a 1 and a 2. 1 set of 10 plus 2 more.
Count to 12. Complete the Number 12 worksheet.
(If no access to a printer, count out and make a set of 11 using any household objects or point to and count out 11 snakes from the picture on screen.)
The Very Best Morning Easter Story
Letter G | Sing and Learn the Letters of the Alphabet | Learn the Letter G | Jack Hartmann
Religion: Religion lesson on Zoom today
God Gave Us Easter
Literacy:
Watch This Little Chick read aloud Count the number of the animals named on each page. Can you remember what animal the chick met 1st, 2nd, 3rd... Can you identify the onomatopoeia in todays story? Make the sounds.
Spring Syllables clap, tap, or chomp out the syllables for the pictures at the bottom of the worksheet. Does it have 1, 2, or 3 syllables? Do orally and/or complete the worksheet
Math: Number Sets of 12
Use material from around your house to make 4-5 sets of 12 objects. Example: 12 cups, 12 cookies, ....
Have mom/dad take a picture of you and your sets and message the picture to the St Anselm School facebook page
God Gave Us Easter ~ READ ALOUD | Story time with Ann Marie
This Little Chick read by Mrs McDonald
Learn The Letter G | Let's Learn About The Alphabet | Phonics Song for Kids | Jack Hartmann
Religion: Read To Me Easter Is Here! pg. 93
Read and answer discussion questions: What new life do you see in the spring? How does your family celebrate Easter?
Literacy:
Read aloud Yum! Yuck! Todays onomatopoeia includes sounds people make. Can you repeat the sounds?
Letter G: Practice making the letter Gg in the air. (use your air pencils) Practice the sound of G. (hard Gg: goat)
Option 1: Find and cutout or tear out capital and lowercase Gg's found in newspapers, magazines, grocery store ads etc... Sort the Gg's by capital and lowercase. What did you find more of ? Glue to paper...capitals on the left and lowercase on the right or capitals on one side and lowercase on the other side
Option 2: Complete the Gg worksheet. ( If no access to a printer, the worksheet can be completed orally with your child. Trace the Gg on the laptop or ipad screen, point to the letters G and g, point to all the capital G's then point to all the lowercase g's. practice writing letter Gg on any kind of paper)
Math: Number 12
Count to 12. How do we write the number 12? don't print the numbers too close together OR too far apart! Complete the Trace and Write Number 12 worksheet.
( Number 12 can be practiced on any kind of paper if unable to print out the worksheet.)
Yum! Yuck! : A Foldout Book of People's Sounds CM
Use today to catch up on any prior work you have not completed yet. I have included an additional Easter read aloud and sound listening games your child can watch/do too.
Religion: the Berenstain Bears and the Easter Story
Literacy: What's that sound? Listening game 1 and 2 Listen carefully to the sound.
Can you identify what the sound is before the answer is shown?
Math: OPTIONAL: Number 12 Complete the Color it, Trace it, ... worksheet
(can complete orally if no printer by tracing number 12 on screen, count out and point to 12 trees, count out and point to 12 box spaces, point to the number 12's in the circles, Point to the number 12's at the bottom of the page.)
🌷 Kids Book Read Aloud: THE BERENSTAIN BEARS AND THE EASTER STORY by Jan and Mike Berenstain
Listening Game - Phase 1 Phonics - Listening and Attention Skills
Listening Game 2 - Phase 1 Phonics - Listening and Attention Skills
Religion:
Watch the story of Easter video this week
Easter pg. 91 read What are some signs of spring and new life? (optional to print out and color the picture.)
Literacy:
Watch the Night Before Easter story below
Letter E: Introduce the Letter Ee Watch letter Ee/Ee sound video. Look around your house for words. Can you find at least 5 capital and 5 lowercase e's? Check cereal boxes, food cans, game boxes, etc...
Optional: Complete the Ee is for elephant worksheet by coloring in or painting the capital and lowercase Ee's
(or Complete orally if no access to a printer: Point to all the capital and lowercase Ee's on the picture)
Math: using Jelly Beans( if you don’t have them you can use a few handfuls of Fruit Loops, Trix, M&M’s, Skittles, etc… )
Sort by color. Count. How many do you have of each color?
THE NIGHT BEFORE EASTER Read Aloud ~ Easter Stories for Kids ~ Bedtime Story Read Along Books
The Bunny Hokey Pokey | Easter Songs for Kids | The Kiboomers
Letter E | Sing and Learn the Letters of the Alphabet | Learn the Letter E | Jack Hartmann
Religion:
Watch That Grand Easter Day story.
Religion pg 92 Take a walk outside and identify signs of spring/new life that you see/hear. (optional: print out and color the picture of Jesus.)
Literacy:
Letter E: Practice making the letter E in the air. (use your air pencils) Practice the sound of E. Find and cutout or tear out capital and lowercase Ee's found in newspapers, magazines, grocery store ads etc... Sort the Ee's by capital and lowercase. What did you find more of ? Glue to paper...capitals on the left and lowercase on the right or capitals on one side and lowercase on the other side
Optional: Complete the Ee worksheet. ( If no access to a printer, the worksheet can be completed orally with your child. Trace the E on the laptop or ipad screen, point to the letters E and e, point to all the capital E's then point to all the lowercase e's. practice writing letter Ee on any kind of paper)
Math/Science – use red, yellow, and blue food coloring, hot/warm water, and vinegar (1 tablespoon in each cup) to dye easter eggs….
Mix blue and yellow: What color did you make
Mix red and blue: What color did you make
Mix yellow and red: What color did you make
*** There are additional Easter stories, songs, and coloring sheets provided if you would like to use them to extend Easter lessons this week.
My Little Easter Story by Christina Goodings - Kids Books Read Aloud
THE BEST EASTER EGG HUNT EVER Book | Easter Books for Kids | Children's Books Read Aloud
Easter Game for Kids | What Is It? Game | Maple Leaf Learning Playhouse
Learn The Letter E | Let's Learn About The Alphabet | Phonics Song for Kids | Jack Hartmann
Religion: Watch Bible video Going Fishing / Following Jesus. What would you say if Jesus asked YOU to follow him? Jesus does ask us to follow him by telling others about God and Jesus and by acting like Jesus.
Literacy:
Watch The Three Little Pigs by James Marshall **look for and discuss the differences in this story from yesterdays story.
( stick house was different, Farmer name different, etc...)
Watch the syllables video. move and clap out the syllables like in the video! Complete the syllables worksheet.
(If no access to a printer, have your child clap, tap, or chomp out the syllables for each word and tell you how many syllables.)
Math: Number Sets of 11
Use material from around your house to make 4-5 sets of 11 objects. Example: 11 cars, 11 cereal pieces, etc...
Have mom/dad take a picture of you and your sets and message the picture to the St Anselm School facebook page
Primary Year C Quarter 3 Episode 1 "Going Fishing"
🐷 THE THREE LITTLE PIGS 🐺 - Read Aloud
Syllable Stomp (Pre-K) Syllables
Religion: We can follow Jesus by being like Him. How can you be like Jesus? Draw a picture of 1 way you can be like Jesus. Tell someone about your picture.
Literacy:
Review The Three LIttle Pigs stories from Monday and Tuesday. What did the first little pig build his house out of? Second little pig? Third little pig? What happened at the end of the story? Complete the Three Little Pigs sequence paper.
( Have your child tell you the correct sequence for the 3 Pigs story if unable to print out.)
Letter J: Practice making the letter J in the air. (use your air pencils) Practice the sound of J. Complete the Jj worksheet.
( If no access to a printer, the worksheets can be completed orally with your child. Trace the J on the laptop or ipad screen, point to the letter J or j, point to all the capital J's then point to all the lowercase j's. practice writing letter Jj on any kind of paper)
Math: Number 11 Count to 11. How do we write the number 11? don't print the numbers too close together OR too far apart! Complete the Trace and Write Number 11 worksheet.
( Number 11 can be practiced on any kind of paper if unable to print out the worksheet.)
*** If no access to a printer, the worksheets can be completed orally with your child. Trace the J on the laptop or ipad screen, point to the letter J or j, point to all the capital J's then point to all the lowercase j's. Jj and number 11 can be traced and written on any paper. Have your child tell you the correct sequence for the 3 Pigs story.
Religion: Read pg. 96 Do NOT need to decorate the prayer at the bottom. Children can create a mosaic cross by using one of the cross patterns. Option 1: color in the shapes different colors to make a mosaic cross. Option 2: tear colored paper and glue to the blank cross to create a mosaic cross. Hang cross in your front window for Easter.
( pg. 96 does not need to be printed out. Mosaic cross can be created on any paper, it does not need to be the one provided below.)
Literacy:
If you were one of the Three Little Pigs what would you build your house out of? Use things from around your house to build a little house. Can use Legos, blocks, cards, paper, etc... See if you or someone else in your family can blow your house down. Can a hair dryer can blow your house down? Take a picture of the house you created to send to the school facebook page before you blow it down!
Watch Rhyming words video. Complete Do They Rhyme? worksheet
(your child can complete this with you orally if no printer: show them the 2 pictures from the laptop/ipad, name the pictures, have them give you a thumbs up or a thumbs down.)
Math: Number 11 Complete the Color it, Trace it, ... worksheet
(can complete orally if no printer by tracing number 11 on screen, count out and point to 11 trees, count out and point to 11 box spaces, point to the number 11's in the circles, Point to the number 11's at the bottom of the page.)
Jesus learned many things from his family.pdf
Rhyming for Kids | Kindergarten and First Grade Learning Video
Exercise, Rhyme and Freeze | Rhyming Words for Kids | Exercise Song | Jack Hartmann
Complete any unfinished assignments for this week.
Choose a Literacy, Math, and Movement activity from the Choice Boards. (see printables page)
Watch Palm Sunday video, You can color in the Palm Sunday picture if you'd like to.
Kindergarten Year B Quarter 1 Episode 9 "A Praise Parade"
Religion: Lesson 24 More About the Bible. Read pg. 95 and Tell what Jesus is doing with Mary and Joseph in the pictures.
( Religion page does not need to be printed out. You can just read and discuss from here. )
Literacy: The Three Little Pigs
Watch the Three Little Pigs by Paul Galdone. Draw a picture of the characters from this story.
Introduce the Letter Jj. Watch letter Jj/ Jj sound video. Complete the Jj is for jellyfish worksheet by coloring in or painting the capital and lowercase Jj's
(Complete orally if no access to a printer: Point to all the capital and lowercase Jj's on the picture)
Math: Introduce Number 11. Count to 11. Complete the Number 11 worksheet.
(If no access to a printer, count out and make a set of 11 using any household objects or point to and count out 11 snakes from the picture on screen.)
The Three Little Pigs-Paul Galdone
Letter J |Sing and Learn the Letters of the Alphabet Learn the Letter J | Jack Hartmann
Practice the Our Father
Find Letters R in the ABC's of Safety Kids coloring book sent home. Circle the R's and r's on the page. Color in the picture.
Find the letter O in the coloring book. Circle all the O's and o's on the page. Color the picture.
Choose 2 activities to complete from the Pre-K Skills Chart sent home. (also included below). Cross them off and date them.
God gave us our feelings. It's OK to feel angry. Draw a picture of what you can do when you are angry.
( We discussed take deep a deep breath, count to 10, tell a friend, walk away, etc...)
Read Learning to Share book sent home or join me for a ZOOM meeting and we can read it together!
( choose an 11am meeting or a 7pm meeting) Go on Option C and check your messages for information.
Choose 2 activities from the Pre-K Skills Chart sent home (also included below).
Cross them off and date them.
Practice the Hail Mary
Follow up: Learning to Share story: Draw a picture of you sharing with someone,
Watch the following story: Flat Stanley Goes Camping.
Choose 2 activities to complete from the Pre-K Skills Chart sent home. (also included below). Cross them off and date them.
*** Be on the lookout for a special Flat friend arriving in the mail for you to have some adventures with while away from school!
Practice Grace Before Meals prayer (prayer before we eat)
Complete the Writing Numbers 1-10 worksheet sent home, ( see printables page to print if needed)
Choose 2 activities to complete from the Pre-K Skills Chart sent home. (also included below). Cross them off and date them.
Practice the Prayer to Our Guardian Angel'
Find Letters T in the ABC's of Safety Kids coloring book sent home. Circle the T's and t's on the page. Color in the picture.
Find the letter A in the coloring book. Circle all the A's and a's on the page. Color the picture.
Choose 2 activities to complete from the Pre-K Skills Chart sent home. (also included below). Cross them off and date them.