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Let's learn some things about our new otter family!

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Rigsby's Rangers ??Would you Rather?? - This or That?

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What is a worry?

Turn and Talk!
What is something you worry about?

What can we do when we worry about things?

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💥Ruby Finds a Worry | Ruby's Worry (Read Aloud books for children) | Emotions

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Let's brainstorm some things we worry about..  and write them in our worry jars.

Choose one of your biggest worries , write it on a Post It

Put in the worry jar.

**Do not put your name on it.**
I will draw some out and we can talk about them.

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Activities below to look at

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Back to School Picture Books Perfect to Create an Inclusive Classroom

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Looking for upper elementary first day of school read alouds and activities? This list of favorite picture books and the free activities that come with them will help you build an inclusive classroom community that values diversity. First week of lesson plans done!

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Add numbers and color

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You've Got a Friend in Me: Play while students are drawing

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You've Got a Friend in Me: Play while students are drawing

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A positive characteristic of a friend is HELPFUL!

Bag of Materials:
12 pipe cleaners
2 cupcake holders
2 index cards
aluminum foil square
Maskin  tape

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Whole Group Discussion:  Before You Speak THINK

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Whole Group Discussion:  Before You Speak THINK

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Whole Group: Read & Discuss
Cut and glue into reading journal

Why is this valuable to us in the classroom?  In the school?  At home?

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Whole Group:                          Mr. Peabody's Apples       

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Whole Group:                          Mr. Peabody's Apples       

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Watch the video
Think about the lesson that the main character learns

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In the comment section below, write a character trait for each of the characters.  Tell me what happened in the story that proves your answer.                

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In the comment section below, write a character trait for each of the characters.  Tell me what happened in the story that proves your answer.                

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MAKE SURE TO BEGIN YOUR COMMENT WITH YOUR NAME FIRST SO THAT I CAN SEE WHO IS RESPONDING! :)

Mr. Peabody -
Billy -
Tommy-

Try to think of ideas that are different from your classmates.

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Add words that you think of when you think about Mr. Peabody's Apples.

Remember! Write the words fancy, cursive, different colors, sizes, directions!

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Courage
honesty
responsibility
integrity
perseverance

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Day 2:  Whole Group       The Importance of Honesty           

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Day 2:  Whole Group       The Importance of Honesty           

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Questions will be cut apart.
Each table group will draw a question to discuss and answer.

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Writing with the senses assignment

LOG IN TO CLEVER

CLick on Brainpopjr

Notifications (at the top of your screen)

Complete the assignment Watch the video and complete the quiz

Comment Below
***WITH YOUR NAME FIRST***
and DONE

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Log in to your student account to view this assignment.

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Materials:
cup
soil
lima bean or bean seed

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Mystery Science/Observation

Observe an apple

Sight, Touch, Smell

Cut open: some vertical and horizontal

Watch Mystery Science VIdeo

COMMENT BELOW SOMETHING YOU LEARNED FROM THE VIDEO

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Cut an apple in half horizontally, and you'll see five seed compartments arranged in a star. How many seeds are in each compartment?

Your students will find out in this activity from the Willett Garden of Learning. Students predict the number of seed they will find in each apple, then work in groups to count seeds and compare the results.

Apple growers use seed counting to find out how successful the bees in their orchard have been. Empty seed compartments mean that some of the apple flower's eggs were not pollinated. Some farmers think that apples with more seeds are bigger or juicier. Ask your students what they think, after observing their apples and counting the seeds. (You'll find more information about apple seed counting here.)

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Cut an apple in half horizontally, and you'll see five seed compartments arranged in a star. How many seeds are in each compartment? Your students will find out in this activity from the Willett Garden of Learning. Students predict the number of seed they will find in each apple, then work in groups to count seeds and compare the results.

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For the Birds!                  Positive vs. Negative                   

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For the Birds!                  Positive vs. Negative                   

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What character traits do you look for in a friend?
You decide!

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Whole Group:  What's the differenct?

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Let's make a class Mentimeter of positive character traits we want most in a good friend!

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Create a graphic organizer to observe and describe your apple using all of your senses!

Try to add three ideas to each oval in a bulleted list

Materials:
Graphic Organizer
whole apple
apple slices

Snap a pic and upload in Seesaw

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Shoots to Apples
Search and find the book in Epic

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Our classroom is a safe place!  We will have a worry jar and a basket of worry stones.

When you have a worry...
write it on a post it
drop it in the jar
pick up a worry stone to carry in your pocket for the day
Return it at the end of the day

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Please be referring to the rubric every time you respond to a question or writing prompt.

When responding to questions or writing prompts, please use the checklist below to make sure you are editing!

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1. Read this version: The Empty Pot

2. Read It Again! :  Record yourself reading in Flipgrid to practice your fluency!

3. Visit a classmate's post:  Record yourself giving them Glow and a Grow  feedback!

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Please be referring to the rubric every time you respond to a question or writing prompt.

When responding to questions or writing prompts, please use the checklist below to make sure you are editing!

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Answer the prompt by responding to the question.  Give yourself some think time.

Use the writing rubric checklist to edit your work.

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