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Let's review some good habits and enjoy the story, Biscuit's Big Friend together.

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Take some time out of your day today to enjoy a few books.  We call that our "stack".  We make a stack, then read our way back!
Remember our good habits when we get stuck in the mud:
* I can check the picture.
* I can look at all of the parts of the word.
* I can check it!

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Check out the poem of the week called "In the Forest".  Can you read it two times? (The second time might be a little quicker and smoother.)
Can you find a word with a /ch/?
Can you find at least two words with a /th/?

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This week we are going to focus on words that have a DIGRAPH.  Watch the video and try saying some with Mrs. Ward.

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Find a sibling or adult helper.  Think of something that happened over your weekend.  Tell about it!  Here's what to do:
1.  First partner tells the story.
2.  Next partner pictures it and asks questions.
3.  First partner tells the story again, saying more!
4.  Partners switch!

After your story telling, sketch what you want to say in your plan.  DO NOT WRITE your story, yet.

*POST YOUR SKETCH (PLAN) TO OUR PADLET BELOW.

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Warm up that math brain by completing a SPEED drill.  Set a timer for 1 minute.  Have an adult helper write 20 single-digit equations that have +1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7.  Flip it upside down.  When you hear GO!" turn it over and solve
as many s you can.
CHOICE: Can you do it again and beat your score?

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Remember, Mrs. Ward will be giving you OPTIONAL math homework each week. You will receive it on Monday and need to complete it by Friday. Here's a preview of Week #2. You might choose to write your answers in your math journal, scrap piece of paper, OR print and write.

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You might enjoy some time on RAZ Kids or Prodigy to sharpen your reading and math skills.

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There are many ways mathematicians can represent numbers.  Watch the video as Mrs. Ward shows you some examples.

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Turn to the next free page in your math journal.  Write today's date at the top: 8-31-20.
In the middle of your page, write the number 47 and circle it.  Then, think of as many ways to represent that number as you can (you may even think of a way Mrs. W did not share on her video.
*POST YOUR WORK TO OUR PADLET BELOW.

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We are going to learn a new game this week!  Today, you will be creating the game cards.  You'll need at least 20 index cards (or you can use cut pieces of paper, sticky notes, or something else available.). Watch the video to see what to do.

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Addition Go Fishin' - Creating Game Cards

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Take a pretest over some new word study words.  Can you spell:
thin, math, chin, whip fish

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Manaar

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Jack

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Noah

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Manaar

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Mason

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Manaar

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aubrey

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Flag football against navy

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Jack

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Sadie🏕

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Lana

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Sadie

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aubrey

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Week 1

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Kent

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My work is on the right side

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done 16 out of 22 problems in a minute