Posted by bradleys | Posted in Uncategorized | Posted on April 15, 2019
What we will be learning the week of April 15-18:
- I Love You Ritual song: our song selector will choose a favorite I Love You Ritual each day this week
- Sight Word Review: review all sight words, go over sight word movement card
Morning Activities
- continue Grandparent’s Day writing (a favorite memory with your Grandparent)
- edit/revise zoo writing (favorite thing at the zoo)
- continue Fairy Tale writing
- Sight Word Concentration
- What Is Your Favorite Weather Graph
- Sight Word Journal Dance, students dance, when music stops students write down sight word called out
Morning Message:
- Daily Star Student – share something with class and write a sentence about what was said. Find letters, digraphs, blends in sentence. Fix mistakes (capital, spacing, punctuation)
- stretching sounds to write words, beginning blend sounds, counting words in a sentence, rhyming words
Reading:
- Identify story elements of a fairytale, discuss main idea of fairytale and connect it to their own personal experience. Compare/contrast fairy tale versions of the same story and retell the fairy tales
- books: The Very Hungry Caterpillar, Pete the Cat and the Cool Caterpillar
- Have students complete sequencing page for the Very Hungry Caterpillar
- Lesson on adding s and es to words, Play Mimeo Plural Nouns Game
- Noun Sort
- Poems: Spring is Here, I’m an Easter Bunny, The Funny Man
- Phoneme Segmenting and Blending – Students will name the picture and segment the word into phonemes while slowly sliding the parts together
Math:
- Introduce new game – Rollin, Rollin, Rollin, Numbers Undercover, and Doubles Undercover
- Measurement: Chart – How Tall am I? (using yarn)
- Measuring Shoes using square tiles
- Whole Group Eye Color Graph
- I have, I Wish I Had, dot card game (teen numbers)
- students will work in small groups. Each group has to come up with all of the ways to make the number on their chart paper. (teen numbers)
- Make Tally marks using pretzels
- Number Talk: Using Rekenreks, How many beads do you see? How do you see them? subitize, counting strategies, finger fluency, different ways to show a number, ways to come up with that number.
- Number Talk: Dot Cards, What do you see? How do you see it?
- Youtube: Subitizing Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CwUtg6O6H3k
Math Centers:
- Sort and Graph Jelly Beans (math by self)
- osmo math
- Cover up the sum or difference with a post-it that has a number sentence on it and Problem Solving (horseshoe)
- Coin Rubbings and counting by 10’s headbands (Journals)
- Goldilocks Roll and Record with Teen Numbers (math with a partner
Writing
- Grandma/Grandpa Acrostic Poems
- Ways To Be Kind/Ways to be Unkind T-Chart
- Finish Class Rhyming Book – There’s A Wocket In My Pocket
- journal writing using sight words and new spring vocabulary
- Continue setting and using writing goals
- Use Story Dice to roll different settings, character, and events. Continue writing fairy tales
Social Studies/Science:
- Grow a bean in a baggie experiment, document observations each day
- Continue documenting observations of the Lifecycle of A Butterfly
- FUN FRIDAY: Walking Water
Feeling Buddies: Feeling Buddies:Using Your Big Voice
- Sing #2 Breathe
- Read Shubert’s Big Voice
- Make chart of ways to solve a problem
*using your big voice
*ask for help
*listen
Hope you all have a great week!!