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1. Click link below for vowel Boom Card game.
2. If prompted, the code is zfhy.
3. Put the scoops of ice cream over the long or short vowel cone. Click the blue check to see if you got the correct answer.

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1. Watch the video for a directed drawing of your mom. Students will need a piece of white paper and crayons.

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Please be reading daily! I have added some new books. However, you are ALWAYS welcomed to explore and read some of your choice!  Use the code: ywe7129 to login from the link provided below. Send me a video of you reading!

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

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Use Lexia daily so your child can meet his/her minute goal for each week!
Username: Student ID #
Password: lcsd
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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1. Have a cooking session in your kitchen for "school" with your child! Allow them to use the measuring cups/spoons. Discuss which objects hold more/less.
2. OR create a sensory bin using rice or beans. Give students measuring objects for them to practice capacity.

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1. Make a paper airplane. Use the link below for fun tips.
2. Fly your airplanes! Have siblings or the whole family make one to see how far each can go!
3. Show your child how to use their foot to measure how far the airplane went. Have your child measure each time he/she flies the airplane to practice measurement.

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All activities should be supervised by an adult. By using this site, you agree to our Terms of Use. This post may contain affiliate links. Read our disclosure policy here.

Learn how to make paper airplanes with these easy step-by-step instructions. You'll learn how to make a a paper dart and a paper glider.

The classic paper dart is one you probably remember making as a kid! You can follow along on your own paper to learn how to make paper airplanes, or print off the free paper airplane templates to color. We'll also show you how to make a simple glider. We tested a few different glider options and created this one on our own. You'll love how it flies in the air!

RELATED: How to Make Paper Snowflakes

How to Make a Paper Airplane
We'll show you how to make 2 of the most classic paper airplanes anyone can fold!

A basic dart (your classic paper airplane)

A simple glider - a simple design we created that's easy for kids to fold!

Follow along with your own paper or skip down to the bottom of the post and sign-up for our newsletter (on the form with the preview of the template) to get the printable paper airplane templates. You can color them and create your own fun designs!
TIP for printing: Your printer may add some extra space above where the lines form to a peak. Trim off the top so that the peak of the triangle on the templates is flush with the edge of the paper. The image above has some extra paper that should be trimmed off at the top. Make sure to also select "fit to page" or 100% so that the template fills the full page space.
How to Make a Paper Dart Airplane
FOLDING INSTRUCTIONS
This classic paper airplane is made easy to fold with our paper airplane template!

1. First print off the template by subscribing to our newsletter (on the form with the preview of the template). Or you can follow along with your own paper!
TIP for printing: Your printer may add some extra space above where the lines form to a peak. Trim off the top so that the peak of the triangle on the templates is flush with the edge of the paper. The image above has some extra paper that should be trimmed off at the top. Make sure to also select "fit to page" or 100% so that the template fills the full page space.
2. Fold the template in half so that the colored part is on the outside.

3. Unfold the paper.

Then bring down the top two corners to form a triangle on each side.

4. Then fold in the paper on each side to the center. Fold along the other dotted line on the back of the paper so that the fold is flush to the center. Your paper airplane should now look like this:

5. Fold the two sides toward each other so that the bottom of your paper should now be showing on the sides like this:

6. Fold the wings down along the dotted lines on both sides.

And you now have your finished paper airplane!

How to Make a Paper Glider
FOLDING INSTRUCTIONS
A paper airplane glider acts just like how it sounds - it glides in the air for much longer than a classic paper airplane would. We created this simple glider design and template for kids to fold and make!
TIP for printing: Your printer may add some extra space above where the lines form to a peak. Trim off the top so that the peak of the triangle on the templates is flush with the edge of the paper. The image above has some extra paper that should be trimmed off at the top. Make sure to also select "fit to page" or 100% so that the template fills the full page space.
1. First print off the template by subscribing to our newsletter (on the form with the preview of the template). Or you can follow along with your own paper!

2. Fold the template in half so that the colored part is on the outside.

3. Unfold the paper.

Then bring down the top two corners to form a triangle on each side.

4. Now bring down the whole top piece down along the dotted line.

5. Bring down the top 2 corners to form a triangle on each side.

6. Fold the two sides toward each other so that the bottom of your paper should now be showing on the sides like this:

7. Fold the wings down along the dotted lines on both sides.
Watch the full tutorial video here for how to make paper airplanes!
8. Add a small flap on each side of the wings.
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Now your paper glider is finished!

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How to Make Paper Airplanes - The Best Ideas for Kids

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All activities should be supervised by an adult. By using this site, you agree to our Terms of Use. This post may contain affiliate links. Read our disclosure policy here. Learn how to make paper airplanes with these easy step-by-step instructions. You'll learn how to make a a paper dart and a paper glider.

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Are you practicing your math facts?! Students should be able to answer any addition or subtraction problem with an answer that is within 0-5 very quickly! Practice, practice!

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I will be checking Math Seeds this week to see who is working hard to get their minutes in! Can't wait to see! This is a GREAT program and you should definitely take advantage of it while we are at home! Just log students in and let them work- easy peasy! Complete Math Seeds weekly.

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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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1. Give your child a variety of construction paper from the bag I gave you. You could also use the small pieces of foam.
2. Show them this picture and tell them to make a flower. You can make a tracer for the petals out of paper for them them to trace and cut OR you can let them draw and cut their petals independently!
3. In the center of the flower write "Mom, I love you because..." Write one reason you love your mom on each individual petal.

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1. Parents, watch this quick video for an example.
2. Draw three boxes on the sidewalk.
3. Give your student the first word (example- dog) and have them hop to each square for each sound.
4. Give students a second word. (example-hog) The student will hop or throw a ball at the box where the two words have a different sound. Repeat with this set of words.
mat/sat-- pat/pot-- cup/cop--bug/bus--dog/dot

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1. Listen to the sound clip below.
2. In your blue journal, write about which part of the playground is your favorite and why. Draw a detailed picture! Post a picture in the group!

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1. Watch the video on long and short vowel sounds. This is a great "brain break" movement video!
2. Give your student a word. The student should answer if it starts with a long vowel sound or short vowel sound.
apple (short), amazing (long), elephant (short), emu (long), ice cream (long), igloo (short), octopus (short), ocean (long), umbrella (short), unicorn (long)

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Vowel Sound Workout | Phonics Song for Kids | Exercise and Movement Song | Jack Hartmann

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Make a Mother's Day card for your mom. Be creative and use things you can find at home!

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80+ Mothers Day Crafts for Kids 2019 | Easy mothers day crafts for toddlers, Easy mother's day crafts, Mother's day diy

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A ton of ideas for Mother's Day kids crafts! These craft are a range of easy Mother's Day kids crafts for toddlers all the way to older children.

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1. Write your name on a piece of construction paper and draw some of your favorite things.
2. Take a picture and send to Ms. Amelia.
3. This is for a special project! If I do not get a picture, your child's picture will not be in the final product :(
Send me your picture soon! Thank you to those that have already done it!

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This is just a message from me to the All-Star moms! Thank you for everything you do!!

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Kid President Needs All Moms To See This!

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Last week I mentioned that I would get Seesaw ready for us to use. I decided it would take students some time to learn the program and did not want to overwhelm anybody with anything new, after all. Keep doing what you're doing and let's finish strong! I love seeing what student's are up to, even if it is not something I assigned so please keep posting!