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Turn to the next free page in your math journal.  Write today's date at the top: 9-2-20

We have been talking about different ways to represent a number.  Please write the number 57 in the middle of your page and circle it.  Then, try to think of as many ways you could represent that number (without looking at an example at first).  Once you have as many as you can think of, you might get a hint from an adult helper OR check out Mrs. W's example from yesterday's Green Group to help you (there could be more ways you think of besides these.)

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Mrs. W put some new skills on Prodigy for you!  Remember, Prodigy is like a game so you do not have to click on anything.  Addition and Subtraction problems will pop up in your journey.  Log in and have fun!
*Go to:
play.prodigygame.com

*Your LOGIN name was sent via email last week.
*Your password is your 6-digit lunch number

If you are having trouble getting in, please use our class code:
CEC54C

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You received 5 different black and white books in your folder box at the beginning of the year.  Today, you will use those to go on a WORD HUNT!
What's a word hunt?
A word hunt is something we do in first grade where we read the words around us and look for words that follow our weekly rule.  It could be in books (like today) or it may be words we notice in our classroom.
Directions:
*Get out some black and white books you would like to reread.  After each page, highlight or circle any words that have a th, wh, sh or ch.  See Mrs. Ward's example from the book All About Sharks:

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Practice your fact fluency by playing Addition Go Fishin'. See how FAST you can recall the sums. You may even visualize the touch points on each number and count on to help you.

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Watch the video of Mrs. Ward as she thinks about the meaning of  words when she gets stuck in the story K-9 Team on Patrol.

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Today, we will be practicing process writing by using our 3 simple steps...THINK, PLAN, WRITE!  Watch the video of how Mrs. W thinks of a story about her and her son, plans it by using simple sketches, and then writes about what happened.

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Turn to the next free page in your writers notebook.  Write today's date at the top: 9-2-20.
*THINK of something that happened or a story you would like to tell.
*PLAN what you want to say by creating a simple sketch (don't take too long in your picture!)
*WRITE about what happened in the beginning, middle, and end.

**POST YOUR WORK TO THE PADLET WHEN YOU ARE DONE.

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Manaar

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Jack

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PiperPiper

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Keshav

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Jack

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Lana

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Jack

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Madeleine🥨🍭🍡

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Aubrey

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Lana

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Revised version of his story