Reading at Home
Whittemore Extended Learning Website:
Click here to visit Whittemore's website for extended learning! Here you can find many ideas to practice reading and writing at home. You can also find this week's optional learning packet.
Unit 1-4 trick words.movPractice your trick words with Mrs. Raymond!
Pebble Go: Here you can learn more about science and social studies subjects. You can also continue your research of birds! If you'd like, draw and write about what you learned, take a picture of your work, and send to your teacher!
Username: pbgo
Password: library
*Make sure the password is the English word for library.
Epic: Ask your teacher to send you an invitation for FREE Remote Student Access through June 30, 2020. Then get to reading and enjoying lots of books online!
Check with your teacher for your class code.
Mrs. Wolff's Class Code: pex9159
Teach your Monster to Read: Ask your teacher for your class link and log in by typing your name to start teaching your monster to read!
Mrs. Wolff's Class: Click to get started!
Scholastic: Read new book sets each day! Watch videos connected to the books that you read! Complete art activities and reading response activities to go along with the books you read!
Click on 'Grades 1 and 2'
Click 'Take Me There!' to go to a book or activity link
RazKids: Email your teacher for log in directions for online books. Click here for the login page.
Click here for free resources to our phonics program. We left off on Level 1 Unit 8, but you can review any level that you like for extra practice with Phonics!
Low Tech/ No Tech Literacy
Keep a daily journal
Have a student pick an item in the house or outside and have them write as many adjectives about the item that they can think of.
If flash cards are available, keep practicing reading and identifying their current grade level words!
Label different objects around the house!
Try to read up to 20 minutes a day
After reading ask simple “wh” questions about the reading.
Who?
What?
When?
Where?
I will attach a worksheet for reading comprehension. It will focus on inferential questions like “why?” and “how?”