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Good Morning Jaguars!
Today is Wednesday, May 19, 2020.
Have a great day!
Love, Ms. McDevitt
Daily Schedule 8:30 | Go to the Morning Meeting! (Click the link to attend. Then, click “Join” and “Allow Meet to use camera and microphone.”)
Read the Morning Message (above) | 8:40 | Reading Minilesson
Part 1 The last article in your magazine is Along Came a Polar Bear. Here is a video to help you get started. Along Came a Polar Bear
Part 2 After you read the article, do the Comprehension Challenge below!
Comprehension Challenge: Read the article to someone and answer the questions below after you read.
Question 1: What is this article about? Question 2: What were some of the special text features the author used to teach you a lot in this article? Question 3: On page 21, the author asks a question. What is the question? Why do you think the author asked this question?
Note to parents and caregivers: A student who can read this article by him/herself and then answer the questions above (when asked by an adult) would be working roughly on grade level. I’d be happy to talk or email more about this if you have any questions for me or aren’t exactly sure what a correct answer would sound like.
Optional: If you want to watch the other videos again, they are linked below. P is for Park Making Crayons | 8:45 | Read to Self You should read from your book bag for 15 minutes. More is better, if you want to do more! Give yourself two checks if you earned them!.
Video how-to |
9:00 - 9:45 | Choose your own adventure! You can do one choice the whole time or more. Depending on what works for your family, you should work for somewhere between 15 and 45 minutes. The choices are below (and you can always do extra Read to Self). | Sight Words
Video how-to | Read to Someone Else
| RAZ Kids | Handwriting book
| 9:45 | Snack Go outside for an exercise break.
Here is a brand-new mindfulness activity if you want to try it. | 10:15 | Spelling Sort and write your sort. Have an adult or older sibling listen to you read it. Video how-to |
12:15 | Math Today, we are going to keep practicing building and making equations with numbers up to 100 (or even higher numbers, if you want).
Part 1: Play an online place value game Go to https://www.abcya.com/games/base_ten_fun. Choose a unit of 10. Play "Read and make" or "Listen and Make," then play "Count and Write." (If you like playing with units of 10, you can try units of 100 for a challenge! Try units of 10 first, though.) Part 2: Complete a math page. In your new math packet, complete one or more pages. You can do the pages in any order.
If you can’t find your packet, you can print a new one if you click this link.
If you need an answer key to check your work, click this link. You will need to find the correct page in the PDF.
| Optional | Choice Time! If you want Choice Time on the computer, go to the Wibki.
Music
Library
PE
Music site
Art
Makerspace | 1:00 | Closing Circle
Clean up your work area. |
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