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Listen, as Mrs. Meyer shares a story called When I Grow Up. This will get us really thinking about career week!

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Loom | Send a video. Not a thousand words.

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Get your message across with instantly shareable videos for work. Capture your screen, record your front-facing camera, and narrate it all at once, then instantly share with a simple link.

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*All Zoom meetings are optional.  Please let Mrs. W know if you have any questions from the daily lessons either in Zoom or email.  :)

8:30 - Morning Meeting and Delaney's Pick of the Litter
12:30 - Math Check-In

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Our rule of the week is /or/ words.  Take the pretest and see what you already know!  Can you find any words that follow the rule in your black and white book? What about things in your home that you can hear the /or/ sound when you say the word?

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Begin Delaney's page for her special book.  Can you write at least two reasons she is special? Remember your bright, bold, and beautiful picture!

*Please bring this back to school when you return.

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Work on your new Bellwork then go over it with an adult helper.  Write at least 3 sentences on the back using word wall words or review words.

*No need to return.

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Have you thought about what you want to do when you grow up? Why are you interested in that career?

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Enjoy some time for self-selected reading.  You can choose Epic, more books on RAZ Kids, or books at home.

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Ryan had 7 dimes, 8 pennies, and two quarters in his backpack.

Jayden X had 3 quarters, 6 nickels, and 9 pennies in his backpack.

WHO HAD LESS MONEY?

Prove your answer in your journal and write a sentence to explain your thinking.

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Mrs. Ward will show you a fun game that focuses on comparing sets of coins.
Directions:
*Grab a handful of coins and place in a pile to the left.
*Grab a second handful of coins and place in a pile to the right.
*Count the first set of coins and write the value and cents sign on some paper.
*Count the second set of coins and write the value and cents sign to the left of your first value.
*COMPARE! Use < = > in your number sentence. They read it out loud (ex: "Forty two cents is greater than 39 cents.")