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Use the plastic eggs in your bag to create this fun sight word game. We have played a similar version and we LOVE it.
1. Take 1/2 of an egg and write a sight word on it. You can use tape/paper if you want to reuse the eggs.
2. Hide any item under one of the eggs while student closes  eyes. (penny, sticker, small toy, candy to eat, etc.)
3. Students need to read the correct sight word before looking under the egg to see if they found hidden item. If they miss the sight word, they lose a turn!

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These lessons are great because they have multiple videos and games within the slides. Click on the link below to complete this one on ending sounds. Students will need an adult to read directions on most slides. The videos and games can be independent!

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Use Lexia daily so your child can meet his/her minute goal for each week!
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It might ask you for my email before logging in. amelia.landers@lamark12.org

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Lexia Core5® Reading® is a research-proven, blended learning program that accelerates the development of fundamental literacy skills for students of all abilities in grades pre-K-5. Following a rigorous scope and sequence, Core5 provides explicit, systematic instruction through personalized, adaptive learning paths in six areas of reading.

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I have added new books for this week!  Some are easy, some are harder. I have loved seeing you search/read your own books! Keep it up! Use the code: ywe7129 to login from the link provided below.

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Instantly access over 40,000 of the best books & videos for kids on Epic

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These lessons are great because they have multiple videos and games within the slides. Click on the link below to complete this one on 3D shapes. Students will need an adult to read directions on most slides. The videos and games can be independent.

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Addition/Subtraction fluency is a big skill we would be working on at school right now. Students should be able to answer add/sub facts within 5 very quickly. Use the plastic eggs in your bag for a fun way to practice.
1. On one half of the egg, write the answer. =0, 1, =2, =3, =4, =5
2. On the other half of the egg, write various problems to match the answer.
3. Mix up eggs and so they can find the right fact family. Then, have students slide the egg to answer each problem.

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Use the 10 popsicle sticks I gave you to create this project.
1. Place all 10 sticks together, taping the back with a piece of masking tape so sticks stay in place.
2. Use your choice of art media (crayons, markers, paint) to create your own art work.
3. At the bottom of each popsicle stick, have students write with a black marker numbers 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100.
4. Take the tape off and now you have a number/art puzzle! Take it apart and put back together. Give it to a family member to try too! Be sure to post a picture when you have completed!

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Use MathSeeds daily! It is a great program that meets each student on their own level.
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Mathseeds is the award‑winning online math program for kids aged 3⁠-⁠9. Your child can enjoy fun, interactive and rewarding lessons that teach foundational math and problem‑solving skills while nurturing an early love of math.

Mathseeds combines structured one‑on‑one lessons and highly motivational elements that keep children engaged and eager to keep learning and improving their skills.

Your children can start learning with Mathseeds anytime and anywhere there is a computer or tablet. Get started with your free 30‑day trial today!

Parents, you can also download the app:

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Online Math Program for Early Learners - Math Made Fun!

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30-Day Free Trial of the Award-Winning Online Math Program! Fun Math Games, Lessons & Tutoring Where Children Can Learn As They Play.

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Blue Journal! What are we doing in this picture? Write a sentence in your journal. Write four qu words.

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Watch Ms. Amelia read "The Easter Bunny is Missing!" in the Facebook group. Play the preposition game by hiding your plastic eggs. Watch the video below on prepositions. This one is a class favorite!

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Blue Journal! Watch Ms. Amelia's video on life cycles and plant your flower if you have not done so already! Write in your journal telling me what you did. Use description words and draw a detailed illustration! Send me a picture! Here's mine!

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Watch this silly story to review punctuation. At the end, read your student the sentences listed below. Ask them which punctuation mark goes at the end. This is a tricky skill for all students! (Remind them- periods are for telling, exclamations are for yelling/excitement, question marks are for asking.)
1. Do you want to fly a kite (?)
2. Hurry, it's raining (!)
3. Ms. Amelia is working in her garden today (.)
4. Wow, look at that rainbow (!)
5. Have I watered my flower today (?)

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The Day Punctuation Came to Town | Grammar for Kids | Fun Learning | READ ALOUD

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ALL year long we have talked about treating people will kindness. Just ask them about it- we talk about it A LOT! We even have a special song for it. We talk about the people at our school that are kind to us and how we can show kindness back. Explain to your child that the mail carriers/delivery truck drivers are working really hard to get everyone their mail right now so we should thank them for their kindness and hard work. Guide your child in coming up with a creative way to thank them. Write a thank you note to leave in mailbox/front door, make a big sign to hold as they drive by, use chalk on the sidewalk, leave them a happy or something you made. These are the lessons that I treasure most as a teacher! Show me what you come up with! The All-Stars are always #TeamKindness!

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Take a second to sign-up for a FREE Brain Pop Jr. account. This website has GREAT educational videos and they are offering it for free as long as schools are out. If you make an account, watch these videos. Spring, Parts of a Plant, Soil, and Plant Life Cycle. What stage are our flowers in right now? Write in your blue journal!

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Problem-solving is an important skill to practice for young learners. This activity not only allows that, but will also keep your kiddo entertained for HOURS if you give them enough materials! You can add the math element in by having your child write in the sequence of numbers used to count to 100 by 5s or 10s. The child will then have the marble or ball follow the sequence to get to the end. See the link below for some inspired ideas. You can easily use paper towel rolls for this. Cut them in half so you can view the marble/bouncy ball on it's way out. Let's see what you can come up with!

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Marble runs make the perfect STEM activity for kids, whether it be at home or in the classroom. Here are 10 super awesome homemade marble runs to get you started! Follow our STEM and STEAM Pinterest board! (This post contains affiliate links.) Now that we’re on summer vacation, we have tons of time to really get …

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Search and ask to join "Oak Grove Primary Activities" group on Facebook for recorded lessons by your child's art teacher, music teacher, computer teacher, P.E coaches, and librarian. There are lots to choose from! There's even a fun one from Coach Larson on fishing! Even if you do not do all of the steps, the kids will love just to watch their other teachers!

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The activity teachers of OGP are creating a page for some resources you can use at home. Check here weekly with different lessons, videos, resources, tips and suggestions. #proudtobeogp