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This was a choice board I did for this week. Each week I change up a few of the squares to target the standards for that week.

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Week 5 Writing Prompt or Choice Board Task

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Week 5 Writing Prompt or Choice Board Task

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A possible prompt or choice board task for Week 5 could ask students to write an original short story that exhibits a  theme identified in Tale of Peter Rabbit.
-Ashley Robinson

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Here is the writing prompt I chose for Week 5: Narrative Writing- Rewrite Tale of Peter Rabbit as if it is told from Peter Rabbit’s point of view. Use 1st person point of view. Support your writing with evidence from the text. Follow the conventions of standard written English.
-Adri Rydholm

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At Home Learning Resources
https://sos.tn.gov/tsla/education-outreach-at-home-learning

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Here are some resources to support our current unit of study.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1i-U5wfmuh99PPYwCcNpe2d1udpH-qk0oj3B4PjhuhaM/mobilebasic

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I like how the purpose for the reading and what students should be looking for is right before they read the text.  That will be very helpful and clear for parents to understand the big idea students should be looking to find.  Plus that helps  parents know how to guide their questioning and focus in supporting their kids.  

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I like how the purpose for the reading and what students should be looking for is right before they read the text.  That will be very helpful and clear for parents to understand the big idea students should be looking to find.  Plus that helps  parents know how to guide their questioning and focus in supporting their kids.  

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I've received feedback that the supplemental anchor charts at the beginning of the lesson guides have been very helpful for students and parents
(I think the review information and charts for text structures will be VERY useful for week 3 as well)

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Tracy Belmondo-               Social Studies resources        

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Tracy Belmondo-               Social Studies resources        

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You can share video links and PDF copies of the Social Studies Weekly newspaper articles for students to continue social studies learning (Clever--> Social Studies Weekly App)
You can also provide pages from the Gallopade student workbook for students to do
*I have been using the "snipping tool" to copy and paste pages into word documents to send electronically since most students probably left their physical Gallopade student workbook at school

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Tracy Belmondo  -Free Scholastic Resources

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Tracy Belmondo  -Free Scholastic Resources

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You can share the link with parents so that students can access free articles. It also has some great daily "independent reading" response ideas

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Raise a reader by getting the best book recommendations, reading tips, and discounts delivered straight to your inbox.

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Fiction Book Choice Board

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For extra writing practice, don't forget to check out the state website with the item release writing prompts from the past couple of years!

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I created YouTube videos with me reading aloud assignments and texts, and I've actually had students use them!