October 15-19 Read 20 minutes and write Practice your addition math Practice your subtraction down words that were facts with a parent, sibling, or math facts with a parent, tricky for you. What word friend. Record on a sheet of sibling, or friend. Record on a strategies did you use to help paper some of the tricky ones sheet of paper some of the you figure them out? you need to practice more. tricky ones you need to practice more. Practice your addition math Record all of your numbers Read 20 minutes and answer facts with a parent, sibling, or on a piece of paper: the following questions on a friend. Record on a sheet of -Start at 35 and skip count by sheet of paper: you “Did paper some of the tricky ones 5’s up to 100. character react to an event you need to practice more. -Start at 18 and skip count by how you thought they 2’s up to 50. would? Why or why not?” -Start at 10 and skip count by 10’s up to 100. Read 20 minutes and write Complete a Dreambox lesson Read for 20 minutes. After sentences about a major at home. you read, write down the event that happened in the plot of the story in a few story. sentences (Beginning, middle, end, and problem/solution). October 22-26 Read 20 minutes and draw Complete a Dreambox lesson Practice your subtraction your favorite character from at home. math facts with a parent, the story. Write a sentence sibling, or friend. Record on a to go along with your picture sheet of paper some of the on why they are your favorite tricky ones you need to character. practice more. Practice your addition math Read for 20 minutes and tell Read 20 minutes and answer facts with a parent, sibling, or me about the main character the following questions on a friend. Record on a sheet of in your story? What is he/she sheet of paper: point “What paper some of the tricky ones like? How are they acting in of view does your main you need to practice more. your book? character have?” Read 20 minutes and write Practice your subtraction Take the following math sentences about a major math with a parent, words, draw a picture to event that happened in the sibling, or friend. Record on a represent it, and write what story. sheet of paper some of the it means. tricky ones you need to Decompose practice more. Addend October 29-November 2
October 15-19 Read 20 minutes and write down words that were tricky for you. What word strategies did you use to help you figure them out? Practice your addition math facts with a parent, sibling, or friend. Record on a sheet of paper some of the tricky ones you need to practice more. Practice your subtraction math facts with a parent, sibling, or friend. Record on a sheet of paper some of the tricky ones you need to practice more. Practice your addition math facts with a parent, sibling, or friend. Record on a sheet of paper some of the tricky ones you need to practice more. Record all of your numbers on a piece of paper: -Start at 35 and skip count by 5’s up to 100. -Start at 18 and skip count by 2’s up to 50. -Start at 10 and skip count by 10’s up to 100. Read 20 minutes and answer the following questions on a sheet of paper: “Did you character react to an event how you thought they would? Why or why not?” Read 20 minutes and write sentences about a major event that happened in the story. Complete a Dreambox lesson at home. Read for 20 minutes. After you read, write down the plot of the story in a few sentences (Beginning, middle, end, and problem/solution). October 22-26 Read 20 minutes and draw your favorite character from the story. Write a sentence to go along with your picture on why they are your favorite character. Complete a Dreambox lesson at home. Practice your subtraction math facts with a parent, sibling, or friend. Record on a sheet of paper some of the tricky ones you need to practice more. Practice your addition math facts with a parent, sibling, or friend. Record on a sheet of paper some of the tricky ones you need to practice more. Read for 20 minutes and tell me about the main character in your story? What is he/she like? How are they acting in your book? Read 20 minutes and answer the following questions on a sheet of paper: “What point of view does your main character have?” Read 20 minutes and write sentences about a major event that happened in the story. Practice your subtraction math with a parent, sibling, or friend. Record on a sheet of paper some of the tricky ones you need to practice more. Take the following math words, draw a picture to represent it, and write what it means. Decompose Addend October 29-November 2
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