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Work on Bellwork Day 18.  Go over your sheet with a parent and explain your answers.

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Get your virtual folder ready for return!  You should have:
*Mallory's Pick of the Litter Page

*Optional - Math Rules (new math homework)

*Books borrowed during 100% virtual learning time that you are finished with.

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9:00 - Morning Meeting/Reading
12:45 - Synchronous Math
1:45 - Related Arts (see the specific teacher's Canvas page for meeting information OR lessons for today.)

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Shared Reading: Zack's Alligator

We will continue reading the story and stop to talk about the parts that got us thinking. Students will also practice questioning on sticky notes.

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Look back (or reread) your first chapter.  Find a part in the story you can write a question about.  We will share these in Book Clubs tomorrow! Feel free to write it on a sticky note or small piece of paper and tuck it inside your book.

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Do some reading for fun! As you read, are there things you notice you could talk about OR questions you have? That's good reading! Share them with someone at home!

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Keshav ordered 1 Candy Shop item.  He paid with $1.00.  How much change does he get?

Can you show 2 different strategies to solve?

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Today, we will be creating a menu of our own! You will either have a restaurant OR a store. We will think of 4 categories and choices in each one.

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When you are finished with your menu, think of how you want to practice money today. Will you create problems to solve (addition and subtraction), will you practice coins, or will you play a game? Next week is our test over money!

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Look at the bottom pictures (#3 and 4) on your phonics p. 78.
Using the lines below, have an adult helper read you the sentences a few times.  You will practice your best handwriting and spelling the words correctly.  Did you check the beginning and ending of the sentence?
3.  Steve traded his slimy snake for a shiny knife.
4. Zeke is slipping and sliding down the sloping hill.

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How is your new book coming along?  You should have the beginning and middle parts of your story complete.
Today:
Reread your prewriting in your writers notebook.
Then, reread your pages to see where you left off.  Write the ending of your story (solution to the problem).

For fun: See the pictures below to see Mrs. Ward's story she is working on. Can you figure out the "monster" in the story?