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As fast as you can, warm up your math brain with some single digit equations as 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6 as one of the addends.
Ex: 9+5, 2+7, 6+4

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*Turn to the next free page in your Guided Math section of your math journal.
*Write today's date: 8-26-20
*Solve the problem and show your work:
Jason got a new pack of Pokemon cards today.  He noticed he had 9 water types and 6 fire types in his pack.  How many Pokemon did Jason open?
*Check your work!  Can you solve this drawing BASE 10 BLOCKS?  HINT: Remember how Mrs. Ward showed how 10 units = 1 rod.  You can use the picture below to help you remember what we practiced yesterday in small groups.

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Each week, Mrs. Ward will provide you with extra math work.  You may choose to do it EVERY week, SOME weeks, or NOT AT ALL.  Each week you complete all the problems, Mrs. W will give you $1 "A-Ward Buck".  Here's "Week 1" if you want to take a sneak peek!

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Oh no!  Mrs. Ward wrote three sentences and did NOT let spelling stop her writing.  She noticed there were some short /i/ words spelled incorrectly.  Can you find:
Sentence #1:  3 errors
Sentence #2:  3 errors
Sentence #3:  3 errors

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Tic Tac Toe Sums in a Row - HARDER VERSION

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Tic Tac Toe Sums in a Row - HARDER VERSION

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Watch the video to see a different way to play our new math game, Tic Tac Toe Sums in a Row.
**Mrs. W wants you to practice, practice, practice solving equations. The more you do this the FASTER you will be!

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Can you put our 3 new word wall words into 3 new sentences?  Be sure to underline the word wall word.
As you write, please focus your brain on the strategies we talked about to spell words:
* Do you have any SNAP words?
* Look for small words in big words
* Stretch out the sounds you hear

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Practice the poem of the week a few times.  Did you read it quicker the more you practiced?
TALK ABOUT IT:
*What makes the snap, crackle, pop sound?
*How does the line "SNAP, CRACKLE, POP" give the poem rhythm?

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Sometimes, as readers, we can take a sneak peek at just one page to figure out words.  Watch as Mrs. Ward looks at page 8 in Gossie and Gertie to figure out what the book may be talking about.

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Sit back and enjoy the story Gossie and Gertie.  I bet you recognize these characters from our story Ollie the Stomper!

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Kids can get on Prodigy and continue math concepts beyond their assignments. I encourage as it increases in difficulty NOT to give your child answers. They will get to levels where new concepts will be taught.

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Find a new book on Epic OR one at your house you haven't read.  (This could be the black and white book Mrs. W gave you - other than #3 or #5.). Flip through the pages and stop at one that looks interesting.  Talk about what you think might be happening.  Then, flip back and enjoy your story!
**If you choose Epic, know you can search by reading level to find books that are "Just Right".

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aubrey

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Lana

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9+6=15

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Jason

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Lana

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Manaar

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Jack

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Jason

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Jack

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Manaar

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Lana

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Manaar

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Short i sound from reading

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Jack

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Mallory

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Mason

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Madeleine 🤩🦄👨‍👩‍👧‍👦

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Jack

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Mason