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Have you gathered up your coins baggie yet?  Mrs. W talked about this yesterday.  You will need:
10 quarters
10 dimes
10 nickels
15 pennies

Place this inside a ziplock baggie with your name on it. Bring it to school for practice. All coins will go home with you at the end of the unit.

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Work on your 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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Finish Samay's page for his page for his special book.  Remember your bright, bold, and beautiful picture!

*Please bring this back to school when you return.

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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.  :)

No morning Zoom meeting
12:30 - Math Check-In

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Today we will be practicing writing sentences with words that follow our rule (VCe - Vowel, Consonant, -e).  Have an adult helper read you the following sentences as many times as you need.  Try writing them and focus on spelling, capital letters, and end marks.

James ate jam while his pet Pete sat.

The cute cub sat on a velvet cube.

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Watch the video on Maple Syrup. Mrs. W will have a permission slip for you to sample syrup for next week's visit with Amy and Susan.

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Can you solve 2 ways?

Adrian had 4 nickels.  Harrison had 2 pennies and 5 dimes.  How much money would they have if the boys put their coins together?

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You will need some scrap paper or a dry erase board if you have it for our live lesson. Mrs. W will talk about how mathematicians can show different values by drawing coins.

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Mrs. W has a new math game to try! You got a copy of the SPIN YOUR WHEELS game in your virtual materials copies. Listen to how to play and try it at home!

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In person students will be reading their black and white books with Mrs. Ward and writing a sticky note with a question they could talk about with a partner. Feel free to read something at home. Then, talk about something the book made you think of (this could be a question you have OR a connection you made to the story.)