Month: March 2020

April 1, 2020 (Day #129)  Happy April Fools’ Day!

Remember these times are a suggestion, not a requirement. The goal is 1-2 hours of work.

 

Essential Standards

1. I can understand tens and ones in a 2-digit number. I will compare numbers using tens and ones.
2. I can decode two letters that make one sound. I can make long vowel spelling patterns. When you complete Word Work today, remember to work on your spelling words.
3. I will tell about Jesus’ life on earth as a boy, growing in wisdom, his call to ministry, death, and resurrection. You do this when you learn about the Stations of the Cross.

 

8:30-9:00 Morning Message (Video)

Materials Needed:  Ocean Log, Lent Path, pencil box

Dolphin Sharing Corner

Andy praying the rosary

Jordan

Jordan’s cool story!

Andy’s PE time in a tree!

Home economics with Anastasia!  Yes she created those lovely pajama bottoms. 🙂

Dany’s Lego Creation

9:00-9:30 Daily 5 Word Work

You are welcome to complete a few pages in your yellow printing book.

Have fun with your spelling words today, words from books, or sight words. Miss Brito will be sending out emails regarding your sight word list.

Ideas:  Use scrabble letters to spell words.

Write them in chalk outside or use paintbrush and water.

Write them in a rainbow.

Have a family member trace the words on your back and see if you guess it

Write a silly sentence with your words.

 

Zoom Reading Group

11:00 Accuracy 2 Student Numbers 3, 23, 1, 21

 

Reading Assignments

*Mrs. McCarthy’s group please do the assigned activities from her email.

Student Numbers 4, 15, 20, 22, 26:  Read Tomas Rivera

Student Numbers 3, 23, 1, 21:  Zoom Reading Group

Student Numbers 6, 19, 25, 12, 10:  Read Ebb and Flo and the Baby Seal

Student Numbers 18, 13, 14, 7, 8, 16:  Finish Absent Author!

Student Numbers 5, 27, 24, 2, 9, 17:   Read Chapter 7. Complete “After Chapter 7” in yellow folder.

Break:  Go outside, exercise, or dance!

10:00-10:30 Art with Miss Brito

Watch and have fun with this art project!

Miss Brito’s Art Lesson Video

10:30-11:00 Religion

Materials needed: Stations of the cross book, crayons/colored pencils

Today we will do 2 stations: 11 and 12

Station 11

Station 11 video

Station 12

Station 12 video

Prayer time:  Find a quiet place, turn off lights, and play the song “Oceans/You Make Me Brave”.

 

11:00-12:00 Lunch and Break

 

12:00-12:30 Quiet Time

You can rest, draw a picture, write in a journal, do a puzzle, or read quietly

12:30-1:00 Math

Materials Needed:  Math workbook pages 409-411

The Lesson is focused on “Use Symbols to Compare Numbers”.  You will need to find materials that represent tens.  It could be sticks, cubes connected together, Lego pieces connected, beads on a string etc.  Then you will need something to represent ones.

Watch teaching lesson here: Math Teaching Lesson

Math

1:00 Snack, Storytime, and Break

It’s Humphrey Time!

 

1:20-2:00 Library

See Mrs. Longton’s lesson for the day.  https://library.st-johnschool.org/.

 

2:00-2:45 Art

Here is Ms. Kay’s lesson for the day. https://art.st-johnschool.org/

 

A special message from Ms. Tsagalakis

Here is a fun April Movement Calendar: April DEAM Calendar

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

“Redouté Still Life”

Thank you: Mrs. Jessup’s 1st Grade Class

Value: Floral Keepsake

French artists Matisse and Redouté shared a love of color and a rich respect for the tradition of still-life painting. One gave us lush compositions packed with florals and another dense patterns and flattened perspectives. Ms. Jessup’s 1st grade class imagined what might happen if these two artists created work together. Students constructed hand-painted paper flowers in a Matisse-like style, then arranged in a Redouté-like fashion, resulting in a contemporary take on a timeless tradition.

March 31, 2020 Day #128  Happy Birthday Sloane!

Remember these times are a suggestion, not a requirement.

Essential Standards

1.  I can compare 2 digit numbers using <, >, and =.  When you complete your math workbook pages today look at the tens and ones place to help you!
2. I can produce complete sentences. When you write during Daily 5 make sure your sentences start with a capital letter, include a noun and a verb, and end with a period.
3. Practice asking God, Mary, angels, and the saints to help others and ourselves during times of need.  I learn prayers like the rosary where I know how to say the Our Father, Hail Mary, and the Glory Be on my own.

8:30-9:00 Morning Message (Video)

Materials Needed:  Ocean Log, Lent Path, pencil box

Dolphin Sharing Corner

Hanna’s beautiful Religion drawings

Andy enjoying the sun and being creative with spelling! Looks like a few classmates are starting a Minecraft group! Sounds fun!

Easton completed his Dragon Lego set!  Cool!

9:00-9:30 Daily 5

Materials Needed: Writing Prompt: The camping picture (Friends)

Find the writing pages from the orange packet.  Think of the following;

Where are they camping?  What are they afraid of?  Will the ending be scary, surprising, or silly?

When you are finished glue it in your notebook.

Friends

If you need online access to Storytown books, check this link. You are able to “read it to you”.  Storytown Books

Reading Assignments

*Mrs. McCarthy’s group please do the assigned activities from her email.

Student Numbers 4, 15, 20, 22, 26:  Read Tomas Rivera

Student Numbers 3, 23, 1, 21:  Read Tomas Rivera

Student Numbers 6, 19, 25, 12, 10:  Read Ebb and Flo and the Baby Seal

Student Numbers 18, 13, 14, 7, 8, 16:  I will see you at 10:00 for our Zoom Meeting

Student Numbers 5, 27, 24, 2, 9, 17:   Read Chapter 7. Complete “After Chapter 7” in yellow folder.

 

Dance break:  Maggie’s favorite!

 

 Break:  Go outside, exercise, or dance!

 

10:00-10:30 Spelling

Materials needed:  Spelling words, poem from email

Sort your words (How fast can you sort?)

Read your poem

Find words that go with your pattern (circle with different colors)

Miss Brito’s Poem

Pp1 Sun1 1 aw1

Mrs. Costa’s Poem

40119 F T •eelt

Watch these cool videos: Spelling Video #1

Mrs. Jessup’s Poem

Jessupsort24

Enjoy this music video for Bossy R Bossy R Video

 

10:30-11:00 Religion

Materials needed:  Birthday book page, markers/crayons

Watch video of Sloane and her birthday wishes. Then scan or take a picture of your birthday page (iPhone users go to Notes section, click on the + sign and scan document. Email it to me)

 

Pray the Rosary with Mrs. Jessup: 2^nd Decade of the Joyful Mystery

Prayer time:  Find a quiet place, turn off lights, and play the song “How Great is our God/How Great Thou Art/Our God”

 

11:00-12:00 Lunch and Break

 

12:00-12:30 Quiet Time

You can rest, draw a picture, write in a journal, do a puzzle, or read quietly

 

12:30-1:00 Math

Materials Needed: Math workbook, pencil, optional 100 chart

Look at the pages below.  PAGE 403 You can use cubes, sticks, Legos to represent tens and beads, buttons, cereal to represent ones. You will make 38 on one towel and 19 on the other towel. Place a X on the number that is less.

404-405 Read the top part to identify important math vocabulary: greater than, less than, and equal to.  This is important to say when you complete each problem.  For example #1-“17 is less than 31.”

406 is an optional page to complete (Problem Solving and HOT problem)

CompareNumbers

 

1:00-1:30 Science

Watch this video to introduce yourself to our next habitat: OCEANS!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JOJkvhSpBiQ

Optional Coloring page: OceanColoringPageFREEBIE

1:30 Snack, Storytime, and Break

It’s Humphrey Time!

1:30-2:30 PE and Music

PE-Scroll down to the Primary videos  https://pe.st-johnschool.org/

Music- https://musicpat.st-johnschool.org/primary-virtual-music/

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

March 30, 2020  Day #127

Remember these times are a suggestion, not a requirement.

3 Essential Standards

1. I can describe people, places, things, and events with details and express my ideas and feelings clearly.  You can do this when you read to self today or if you are part of Mrs. Jessup’s reading group.  It is important to use complete sentences when you retell a story and include details. You can look back at the text to help you.
2. I can use spelling patterns to help me spell words.  When you sort today, pay close attention to the pattern.  Can you find more words that fit this pattern when you read? Write the words you find in your notebook!

3. I can count to 120 starting at any number.  Can you add ten from any number?  Can you subtract ten from any number? Use your 100-200 chart to help you.

8:30-9:00 Morning Message (Video)

Materials Needed:  Ocean Log, Lent Path, pencil box

Dolphin Sharing Corner

Tristan sharing his Lent Path

Vinnie’s amazing penguin art

Andy showing off his cooking and lego skills.

9:00-9:30 Daily 5

Materials Needed:  Good fit books, “Scoops of Details” from Reading packet (Orange packet)

 

Today you can choose the book you want to read.  Remember to point to the words as you read.  At the end of the page, check for understanding (who is in the story and what is happening).  Think about what has happened in the story. Write about 1 detail in each of the ice cream scoops. You can do this for your assigned book or good fit book of your choice.

Zoom Reading Group Meeting with 6, 19, 25, 12, and 10 at 9:00

 

Break:  Go outside, exercise, or dance!

 

10:00-10:30 Spelling

Materials needed:  Spelling words from homework, scissors, pencil

Cut out your spelling words/pictures from your homework.

 

Miss Brito’s Group: Sort 31

Watch this:  Spelling Group Teaching Video

BritoSort31

Mrs. Costa’s Group: Sort 12

Watch this: Spelling Group Teaching Video

Sort12Costa

Mrs. Jessup’s Group: Sort 24

Watch this: Spelling Group Teaching Video

JessupSort24

10:30-11:00 Religion

Materials needed:  Religion Book online version, Blank paper, pencil

First Grade Religion Workbook

Go to page 125 Painting of Christ Washing the Disciples’ Feet  in online workbook.

Look at the Be Like Jesus page and draw/write ways you can follow Jesus.

 

Prayer time:  Find a quiet place, turn off lights, and play the song “Lord I Need You”

 

11:00-12:00 Lunch and Break

 

12:00-12:30 Quiet Time

You can rest, draw a picture, write in a journal, do a puzzle, or read quietly

 

12:30-1:00 Math

Materials Needed:  Math workbook pages from red math workbook pages 391-394, 100-200 chart from your math packet (orange packet)

Follow directions from video below.  Mrs. Costa will be leading the lesson today!

Math Teaching Lesson

Mathpages

1:00-1:30 Science

Check out this cool webcam of the Northern Lights in Alaska! Scroll through the video to find the Northern Lights. In your notebook, write down one question you have as you watch the webcam, and one thing you notice. Draw a picture of the Northern Lights. Optional: Check out another nature webcam using the link below and write or draw what you observe. Have fun!  We will begin the Ocean Habitat starting tomorrow.

Northern Lights in Alaska

 

Other cool webcams to explore!

 

 

1:30 Snack, Storytime, and Break

It’s Humphrey Time!

1:30-2:30 PE and Music

PE-Scroll down to the Primary videos  https://pe.st-johnschool.org/

Music- https://musicpat.st-johnschool.org/primary-virtual-music/

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

March 27, 2020 (Day #126)

Remember these times are a suggestion, not a requirement. The goal is 1-2 hours of work.

Essential Standards for today

1. I can use spelling patterns to help me spell words.  Take your spelling test and remember your patterns.
2. I can retell stories and understand what they mean.  When you read with a buddy or read on your own, check for understanding!
3. Read texts and use media to determine patterns in behavior of parents and offspring that help offspring survive. I will read books, listen to videos and fill out a chart to learn about the polar habitat.

 

8:30-9:00 Morning Message (Video)

Materials Needed:  Ocean Log, Lent Path, pencil box

 

Friday:  5 minutes of silence to remember that Jesus loves us so much, he died on the cross for us.

Dolphin Sharing Corner

Andy working on his spelling word search and reading in his “fort”

Hanna’s reading “fort”  and her Unicorn (ur) spelling path

Anastasia’s beautiful St. Joseph coloring

 

9:00-9:30 Daily 5 Read to Someone or CATCH UP time from the week

This is a fun time to “Face time” a classmate or family member and read together.  You can choose from the following ways to read to someone:

1. Check for understanding.  You share one book and take turns reading it.  One reads a page or two and when he is finished the other person “checks for understanding”.  This means you retell what happened in the story (who, what, where).  Then the other person reads a page or two…
2. Fluency Practice: If you have older brothers or sisters, this might be the choice for you.  One reads a page out loud showing good fluency (taking breaks for periods, commas, using voice).  The other then reads the same page.
3. Read 2 different Books: This is perfect if you are facetiming a friend or family member. You both get out good fit books and take turns reading a page or two of your own book.

 

No reading assignments today!

 

Dance Break

 

Break:  Go outside, exercise, or dance!

 

10:00-10:30 Mrs. Jessup’s Zoom Meeting

Check email for link if you want to join!

 

10:30-11:00 Spelling Test

Materials needed: Notebook, pencil (parent will need spelling list)

You will need to head your paper like we do at school (name, date, number 1-10)

Parent says word, uses it in a sentence, says word again.

When finished, parent corrects it.  The score will be recorded on the Weekly Check in form I provided on my website.  Under comments, write the score out of 10.

 

Mrs. Costa and Mrs. Pinsoneault’s Group

Sort 11

1. black
2. dash
3. snack
4. main
5. paint
6. brain
7. bake
8. place
9. said
10. want

 

 

Mrs. Jessup’s Group

Sort 23

1. dark
2. shark
3. start
4. girl
5. first
6. north
7. storm
8. corn
9. hurt
10. curl

 

 

Miss Brito’s Group

Sort 30

1. chill
2. spill
3. fill
4. fell
5. shell
6. smell
7. mall
8. call
9. small
10. fall

 

Prayer time:  Find a quiet place, turn off lights, and play the song “Mighty to Save”

 

11:00-12:00 Lunch and Break

 

12:00-12:30 Quiet Time

You can rest, draw a picture, write in a journal, do a puzzle, or read quietly

 

 

12:30-1:00 Social-Emotional Lesson on your BRAIN and growth mindset

Watch the videos below and you are welcome to color the attached (emailed) poster.

Brain Jump with Ned the Neuron: Challenges Grow Your Brain

Brain Jump Video

 

Your Fantastic Elastic Brain Read aloud: https://issuu.com/little_pickle_press/docs/brain

1:00 Snack, Storytime, and Break

It’s Humphrey Time!

 

1:30-2:00 Stations of the Cross

You can watch the video or read the reflections written by the 8th graders.

Stations of the Cross video

Stations written by 8th grade

 

2:00-2:30- Virtual Field Trip

National Parks – Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana & Colorado

 

2:30-3:00 Fun Friday

Go outside, play games, bike ride, hike, paint, draw, put together puzzles, plant a seed… etc

Don’t forget to add your spelling score to the form when you turn it in.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

March 26, 2020 (Day #125)

Remember these times are a suggestion, not a requirement. The goal is 1-2 hours of work.

 

8:30-9:00 Morning Message (Video)

Materials Needed:  Ocean Log, Lent Path, pencil box

Dolphin Sharing Corner

I love seeing all your pictures!

Mae’s amazing story!

Andy was inspired by Maggie’s rainbow and made his own!

Niels made his spelling out of this world!

Ella Kathleen painted beautiful flowers!

Hanna showing off her “Miami style” jellyfish

Here is James’ spelling from yesterday with a Captain America theme!

Jordan

Check out the link above to see Jordan’s very catchy Train song!

Maggie is printing, reading, and smiling!

Max’s rainbow spelling!

9:00-9:30 Daily 5 Listening to Reading

You are welcome to use the app “Teach your Monster to Read”.  You can also listen to a story online (see Mrs. Longton’s website) or use EPIC and choose your own story.

 

Reading group assignments (see Reading Bag for materials needed)

There is no new reading for this week.  Please complete your assignment from Mrs. Jessup’s zoom reading group by next week.

 

Zoom Reading Groups

9:00 Accuracy 1: 4, 15, 20, 22, 26

10:00 Comprehension 2: 5, 27, 24, 2, 9, 17

 

Break:  Go outside, exercise, or dance!

 

10:00-10:30 Spelling

Speed sort

Play a game (go fish, tic-tac-toe, baseball guess the word)

Optional:  Each group has an activity you are welcome to do, but not required.

Miss Brito’s Group

sort30wordsearch

Mrs. Costa/Mrs. Pinsoneault’s Group

Sort11Costa

Mrs. Jessup’s Group

Sort23Jessup

10:30-11:00 Religion

Materials needed: Stations of the Cross book, something to color with

Station 10

Watch video below and color (pray) your Station #10

Station10

 

Prayer time:  Find a quiet place, turn off lights, and play the song “I Will Follow”

 

 

11:00-12:00 Lunch and Break

 

12:00-12:30 Quiet Time

You can rest, draw a picture, write in a journal, do a puzzle, or read quietly

12:30-1:30 Math Stations

Materials Needed: Math Games packet, Ms. Gudaitis’ pages (see attachment)

You are welcome to choose Math by Yourself, Math with someone, or Math writing.  You can choose from the Math games packet I sent home with you. You can play prodigy or another app that is math related.  Check our Ms. Guidaitis’ website: https://math.st-johnschool.org/important-links/  She has a lot of online and family games that you can play during this time.

 

1:30 Snack, Storytime, and Break

It’s Humphrey Time!

 

1:45-2:15 Spanish

Check out this link from Senora Blanca

https://spanish.st-johnschool.org/primary/

 

2:15-2:45 Science  (This can be completed anytime during the day)

Materials: Polar Habitat Grid (attached in email), Antarctica chant (emailed to you)

Watch the 3 videos below.

Science Video Part 1

 

Science Video Part 2

 

Science Video Part 3

 

Complete the grid (can pause video as you go)

-Draw/Write 3 animals and plants

Polar Habitat Grid

Antarctica Chant

Is This Antarctica

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

March 25, 2020 (Day #124)

Remember these times are a suggestion, not a requirement. The goal is 1-2 hours of work.

 

8:30-9:00 Morning Message (Video)

Materials Needed:  Ocean Log, Lent Path, pencil box

Check out Andy’s awesome story from yesterday’s Writing prompt.

Andy

Here is a picture of Easton with his jellyfish!

 

9:00-9:30 Daily 5 Word Work

You are welcome to complete a few pages in your yellow printing book.

Have fun with your spelling words today, words from books, or sight words. Miss Brito will be sending out emails regarding your sight word list.

Ideas:  Use scrabble letters to spell words.

Write them in chalk outside or use paintbrush and water.

Write them in a rainbow.

Here is what Maggie did last week!

Have a family member trace the words on your back and see if you guess it

Write a silly sentence with your words.

Play Tic-Tac-Toe

 

Zoom Reading Groups

9:00 Accuracy 3 Student Numbers 6, 19, 25, 12, 10

10:00 Comprehension 1 Student Numbers 18, 13, 14, 7, 8, 16

11:00 Accuracy 2 Student Numbers 3, 23, 1, 21

 

If you are not meeting with me for reading group today, make sure you are prepared for your reading group tomorrow!

 

Break:  Go outside, exercise, or dance!

 

 

10:00-10:30 Religion

Materials needed: Stations of the cross book, crayons/colored pencils

Today we will do 2 stations: 8 and 9

Station 8

Watch the small video below and then color Station 8.

Station8

Station 9

Watch video below and color Station 9.

Station9

10:30-11:00 Science

On EPIC I assigned you a book that you can listen to “Penguins, Oceans Alive”. Your mission is to find out more about the animals from Antarctica!

Then you can color a penguin.  Challenge:  Write one fact you learned from the book.

Emperor Penguin Family coloring page _ Free Printable Coloring Pages
Gentoo Penguin Walks coloring page _ Free Printable Coloring Pages
Three Adelie Penguins coloring page _ Free Printable Coloring Pages

Prayer time:  Find a quiet place, turn off lights, and play the song “Good Good Father”.

 

11:00-12:00 Lunch and Break

 

12:00-12:30 Quiet Time

You can rest, draw a picture, write in a journal, do a puzzle, or read quietly

 

12:30-1:00 Math

Materials Needed:  Math workbook pages 385-387

The Lesson is focused on “Numbers to 100”.  You will need to find materials that represent tens.  It could be sticks, cubes connected together, Lego pieces connected, beads on a string etc.  Then you will need something to represent ones.  You are welcome to use the same thing you used on Monday for Mission Control.

On the first page you are showing the number 38 using your tens and ones.  Follow the directions!

Page 385
Page 386
Page 387

1:00 Snack, Storytime, and Break

It’s Humphrey Time!

 

1:20-2:00 Library

See Mrs. Longton’s lesson for the day.  https://library.st-johnschool.org/.  Then check her homepage for fun read aloud like Pete the Cat or drawing with Mo Williams (Sam you love his books!)  https://www.kennedy-center.org/education/mo-willems/

 

 

2:00-2:45 Art

Here is Ms Kay’s lesson for the day. https://art.st-johnschool.org/

*** If there is no new lesson from Ms. Kay you can do this instead

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

March 24, 2020 Day #123

Remember these times are a suggestion, not a requirement.

 

8:30-9:00 Morning Message (Video)

Materials Needed:  Ocean Log, Lent Path, pencil box

Tyger lost his tooth!

Tristan and his family say hi!  Hi BOB!

9:00-9:30 Daily 5

Materials Needed: Writing Prompt: Friends Together (Kids holding a star, cloud, moon/planet

Find the writing pages from the orange packet.  Look at the picture of the three kids holding up the space items. Write a story to go with it.  You can make it silly, creative, and funny. Include the following

Who are they? Where are they?

What the friends are doing?

How did they get it?

What are they going to do with them?

When you are finished glue it in your notebook.

 

 

Reading Assignments

*Mrs. McCarthy’s group please do the assigned activities in your reading bag folder.

Reading group assignments (see Reading Bag for materials needed)

Student Numbers 4, 15, 20, 22, 26:  Reread A Quiz for Brent.  Find and write the words that have the /qu/ sound.  If you don’t have the book, go to this link. We will meet on Zoom on  Thursday at 9:00 for a reading group.  Bring your book and words found to the meeting.  If you can’t make it, I will send you the recording.

Book 3

Student Numbers 3, 23, 1, 21:  Reread A Quiz for Brent. Find and write the words that have the /qu/ sound.  We will meet on Zoom at 11:00 on Wednesday for a reading group.  Please bring your book and words found to the meeting.  If you can’t make it, I will send you the recording.

Book 3

Student Numbers 6, 19, 25, 12, 10:  Reread What Brad Found. Find and write (in notebook) all the /ou/ and /ow/ words that make the ou sound like in ouch.  We will meet on Zoom at 9:00 on Wednesday for a reading group. Bring the book to the meeting and your words you found.

Book 5

Student Numbers 18, 13, 14, 7, 8, 16:  Read Chapter 7 of Absent Author.  Look for 3 interesting words.  We will meet on Zoom at 10:00 on Wednesday for a reading group.  If you can’t make it, I will send you the recording. Be ready to share words, retelling of chapters read and who you think kidnapped WW.

Student Numbers 5, 27, 24, 2, 9, 17:  Read Chapter 6 of Who Cloned the President. Then complete the yellow folder Chapter 6 questions. We will meet on Zoom on Thursday at 10:00 for a reading group.  If you can’t make it, I will send you the recording.  Be ready to share your answers to the yellow folder.

 

Dance break: Listen to the words of the song “Look up Child”!

Break:  Go outside, exercise, or dance!

 

10:00-10:30 Spelling

Materials needed:  Spelling words, poem from email

Sort your words (How fast can you sort?)

Read your poem

Find words that go with your pattern (circle with different colors)

Miss Brito’s Group Poem

Play Ball

Mrs. Costa/Mrs. Pinsoneault’s Group Poem

Pankcakes for Breakfast

Mrs. Jessup’s Group Poem

Third Base

10:30-11:00 Religion

Materials needed:  Paper plate/coffee filter/paper, ribbon, tissue paper, glue, markers, jellyfish paper (email)

Watch video, “Art with Miss Brito”

Jellyfishgowithflow

Make jellyfish!

The reason why I picked this animal is that I can imagine in week 2 you may be having a hard time (listening, following directions) so we will be like jellyfish who go with the flow.  How does this look?  We listen, be respectful (don’t talk back), be safe, be kind, and not bossy. You can earn stickers or stars when you show how you are going with the flow.  I attached a paper version you can color and write/draw how you can go with the flow.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1_BOiqH8cdu_Qf8PqbmXA34ugpQZpViTe

 

Prayer time:  Find a quiet place, turn off lights, and play the song “Our Father”

 

11:00-12:00 Lunch and Break

 

12:00-12:30 Quiet Time

You can rest, draw a picture, write in a journal, do a puzzle, or read quietly

 

12:30-1:00 Math

Materials Needed: Math workbook, pencil, cubes, blocks, or something else that will help you with regrouping.

Gather the materials you chose to help you regroup.  Take 23 of the counters.  Now group them to make it into groups of 10 and some more.  What do you have?  Do this with 18, 34, and 59.

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Get out your workbook and go to page 372.  Complete pages 372-373.  Optional: page 374, 375, 376

1:00-1:30 Science

Go to EPIC and read the books on Antarctica with your family.

 

1:30 Snack, Storytime, and Break

It’s Humphrey Time!

1:30-2:30 PE and Music

PE-Scroll down to the Primary videos  https://pe.st-johnschool.org/

Music- https://musicpat.st-johnschool.org/primary-virtual-music/

 

Gardening with Mrs. Jessup

BEFORE

Planter Boxes Cleared!

Seeds planted (lettuce, cucumbers, basil, chives)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

March 23, 2020 Day #122

Remember these times are a suggestion, not a requirement.

 8:30-9:00 Morning Message (Video)

ENN Message from St. John School :  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b8ROnhUMJaw&feature=youtu.be

 

Materials Needed:  Ocean Log, Lent Path, pencil box

Here is Maggie’s sharing from Friday’s Zoom Meeting

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Here is Owen sharing his favorite stuffy

9:00-9:30 Daily 5

Materials Needed:  Good fit books, “I wonder” from Reading packet (Orange packet)

Today you can choose the book you want to read.  Remember to point to the words as you read.  At the end of the page, check for understanding (who is in the story and what is happening).  Good readers ask questions before, during, and after they read.  Write/Draw your questions as you read the story using the “I Wonder” sheet.  You can do this for your assigned book or good fit book of your choice.

 

*Mrs. McCarthy’s group please do the assigned activities in your reading bag folder.

Reading group assignments (see Reading Bag for materials needed)

Student Numbers 4, 15, 20, 22, 26:  Read A Quiz for Brent.

Student Numbers 3, 23, 1, 21: Read A Quiz for Brent.

Student Numbers 6, 19, 25, 12, 10:  Reread Blast Off. Read What Brad Found.

Student Numbers 18, 13, 14, 7, 8, 16:  Read Chapter 6.  Look for 3 interesting words. Retell the chapter (beginning-middle-end).  Any new suspects?

Student Numbers 5, 27, 24, 2, 9, 17:  Read Chapter 6. Look for 3 interesting words. Retell the chapter to your parents (beginning-middle-end)

 

Break:  Go outside, exercise, or dance!

 

10:00-10:30 Spelling

Materials needed:  Spelling words from email, scissors, pencil

Cut out your spelling words.  If you cannot print out the spelling list then use index cards to write the words yourself.

 

Mrs. Jessup’s Group Spelling Plan

Please watch this:  Spelling Group Teaching Video

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Mrs. Costa’s and Mrs. Pinsoneault’s group

Please watch this: Spelling Group Teaching Video

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Miss Brito’s group

Please watch this: Miss Brito’s Spelling Lesson

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10:30-11:00 Religion

Materials needed:  Rosary if you have it

During Lent it is important to pray to God and find peace in our hearts when everything around us seems scary or confusing.  The rosary is a perfect prayer to think about the joy of God. You are welcome to learn about the rosary by watching Brother Francis on formed.org (free to sign up).  Find his episode called “The Rosary”.  Then see video below.  If you don’t have a rosary you can use your 10 fingers. 🙂  I will be leading the first joyful mystery (one decade).

Optional activity:  https://www.catholicicing.com/how-to-make-a-rosary-with-kids/

Prayer time:  Find a quiet place, turn off lights, and play the song “Hail Mary, Gentle Woman”

 

11:00-12:00 Lunch and Break

 12:00-12:30 Quiet Time

You can rest, draw a picture, write in a journal, do a puzzle, or read quietly

12:30-1:00 Math

Materials Needed: cereal buttons, or beads, 10 cups, bowl/plate

See videos below

Math Regrouping Lesson Part 1

Math Regrouping Lesson Part 2

1:00-1:30 Science

Watch the video to introduce Polar Habitats- Antarctica

 

1:30 Snack, Storytime, and Break

It’s Humphrey Time!

1:30-2:30 PE and Music

PE-Scroll down to the Primary videos  https://pe.st-johnschool.org/

Music- https://musicpat.st-johnschool.org/primary-virtual-music/

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

March 20, 2020 (Day #121)

Remember these times are a suggestion, not a requirement. The goal is 1-2 hours of work.

 8:30-9:00 Morning Message (Video)

Materials Needed:  Ocean Log, Lent Path, pencil box

Friday:  5 minutes of silence to remember that Jesus loves us so much, he died on the cross for us.

9:00-9:30 Daily 5 Read to Someone

This is a fun chance to “Face time” a classmate or family member and read together.  You can choose from the following ways to read to someone:

1-Check for understanding.  You share one book and take turns reading it.  One reads a page or two and when he is finished the other person “checks for understanding”.  This means you retell what happened in the story (who, what, where).  Then the other person reads a page or two…

2. Fluency Practice: If you have older brothers or sisters, this might be the choice for you.  One reads a page out loud showing good fluency (taking breaks for periods, commas, using voice).  The other then reads the same page.

3. Read 2 different Books: This is perfect if you are face timing a friend or family member. You both get out good fit books and take turns reading a page or two of your own book.

No reading assignments today!

 

Dance Break

 

Break:  Go outside, exercise, or dance!

 

10:00-10:30 Mrs. Jessup’s Zoom Meeting

Check email for link if you want to join!

 

10:30-11:00 Spelling Test

Materials needed: Notebook, pencil (parent will need spelling list)

You will need to head your paper like we do at school (name, date, number 1-10)

Parent says word, uses it in a sentence, says word again.

When finished, parent corrects it.  The score will be recorded on the Weekly Check in form I provided on my website.  Under comments, write the score out of 10.

 

Mrs. Costa and Mrs. Pinsoneault’s Group

Sort 8

1. bus
2. cut
3. just
4. hunt
5. shut
6. cube
7. huge
8. cute
9. bump
10. rule

 

Mrs. Jessup’s Group

Sort 22

 

1. mice
2. nice
3. write
4. might
5. right
6. spy
7. why
8. kind
9. blind
10. child

 

Miss Brito’s Group

Sort 24

Write the beginning sounds of each word I tell you.  But you are welcome to try to spell the whole word.

1. kitten
2. kite
3. kick
4. whistle
5. whale
6. queen
7. quiet
8. twins
9. twelve
10. twenty

Prayer time:  Find a quiet place, turn off lights, and play the song “Blessed be Your Name”

 

11:00-12:00 Lunch and Break

 12:00-12:30 Quiet Time

You can rest, draw a picture, write in a journal, do a puzzle, or read quietly

12:30-1:00 Science

Materials Needed: Polar bear labeling sheet, Arctic Facts sheet

Watch the video below and then fill out the fact sheet.  You are welcome to use the EPIC video and books to help you with facts as well.  Then watch the polar bear video and write 1-3 facts about polar bears on your polar bear sheet.  Glue both in your notebook.  If you want, send me a video sharing a cool fact!

Polar Facts

Polar Bear

1:00 Snack, Storytime, and Break

It’s Humphrey Time!

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1b-eXaGwzBSnfGHXHExqz-0sg4vCLK-N2

1:30-2:00 Stations of the Cross

Stations of the Cross video

 

2:00-2:30- Virtual Field Trip

https://www.discoveryeducation.com/learn/tundra-connections/

 

2:30-3:00 Fun Friday

Go outside, play games, bike ride, hike, paint, draw, put together puzzles (Easton how are you doing with your puzzles?) plant a seed… etc