Good Morning. Today is Marvelous Monday! We hope that you all had a great weekend and were able to get some fresh air.
Below you will find the links to the videos for today's plans.
You have done a great job stretching out your words and using your vowel power. Check out this CVC word song, remember that CVC means consonant vowel consonant!
Good luck writing all of your numbers today! Do you think you can write to 100? We think you can!
Turn and Talk today: What are some of your favorite books?
Good Morning. Today is Terrific Thursday!
Can you think of some other words that start with th?
Did you know that today is the first day of Spring? That means that the days should start to get warmer and you can hopefully go outside to play for longer amounts of time.
Below you will find the videos for today's lessons. Don't forget to check our links page for other digital resources for you and your child.
We are already experts at stretching our words, Mabel gave us the tools that we need! Try using that skill with Stretchy the Word Snake :)
Arrrrrgh! Can you add like a pirate in your best pirate voice? See if you can get the sums before they are revealed!
Bonus Spring Videos:
Your journal entry today is to write about a tree. Turn and Talk: What is one of your favorite trees? Answer is the comments below
Good Morning! Today is Wonderful Wednesday.
How many vowels can you count in that greeting? You can write your answers in the comments below!
Please log into your IXL, SeeSaw or Epic account daily, we are required to track your daily attendance and these websites are able to give us this information. Plus it's great practice!
Here are the videos that go along with today's learning plan.
Art Activity today with Mo Willems
A turn and talk today: What would you do on a tropical island?
Hello Families,
You will be able to pick up packets for your child tomorrow(Wednesday) between 9:00 - 3:00. You will be picking them up in time slots by last name: 9:00-11:00 A-F 11:00-1:00 G-M 1:00-3:00 N-Z.
Top of the Morning to you! Happy Saint Patrick's Day to all of you who celebrate the holiday and welcome to our first day of remote learning. You will be able to pick up packets for you child tomorrow with plans and materials for remote learning.
During this stressful time it's important to maintain as much normalcy as possible, in the classroom your children need and rely on routines. It may be a good idea to set up a daily schedule with your child and post it somewhere in your house. A sample schedule that a colleague and mother made with her children looks like this:
8:30- Breakfast/Get Ready for "School"
9:00 - Family Meeting
9:30 - Reading
10:00- Snack and Movement break
10:30- Writing
11:00- Lunch/Brain Break/Craft/Outside Time
12:00- Quiet Time (book reading, coloring, nap)
12:30- Math
1:00- Word Work
1:30- Play with cats
2:00 - Read Aloud
2:30- Choice Time
3:00- Watch zoo animals on Cincinnati zoo's facebook page
This is just something that works for this particular family, if you don't have cats you can't put that on the schedule but you get the idea!
Below you will find a couple of read alouds for today to celebrate the Saint Patrick's Day holiday.
The Luckiest Leprechaun is a tale about friendship
Questions to ask your child:
Why do you think that Mackenzie O'Shamrock changed his mind about liking the dog?
What made Mackenzie the luckiest leprechaun?
What do you think is more important than gold/money?
The Gingerbread Man and Leprechaun Loose at the School!
Questions to ask your child:
How would you trap a leprechaun if he was loose in your house?
How was the leprechaun causing mischief?
If you caught the leprechaun what would you ask him for?
Saint Patrick's Day Counting Video
Turn and Talk: What are some things that are green?
Have a great Tuesday! Remember to check back tomorrow for some more videos and information.
And please leave us a comment or any questions below!
Hello Families,
During this time of remote learning, many educational websites are offering their services for free. Below you will find a list of resources that we already use in Kindergarten and some recommendations for you during the next two weeks.
