With Ramadan starting many of our students/families may be tired and trying to adjust to this change during this already very stressful time. With that being said today’s plans should be quicker than normal. Overview: spelling test, social studies test on MobyMax, Writing, and the math test if you have not done it already.
Spelling Words: Have someone give you a spelling test.
Regular: word, summer, whisper, shell, purple, woman, women, goose, geese, mouse, mice
Hard: built, island, force, contain, English, child, children, tomato, tomatoes, person, people
Reading: Today you should practice reading to self. You should read for AT LEAST 20 minutes with a BOOK. I know you should have books at home.. At least the ones I gave you every month. Some of you are wondering what will happen with the March, April, and May books.. I have it for you and will get it to you when I can go back into the school.
Writing: Today’s Prompt: “Tell about a time you felt proud of yourself or someone else in your family.” I am also including more writing activities in different subjects. I also want you to write a chapter of a book a day. What does this mean? It means YOU are the author.. Like Mo Willems taught us!
Social Studies: Mobymax! How do people and places change overtime. Please complete the quiz! You login to MobyMax through clever!
Math: https://app.edulastic.com/#renderResource/close/MzgxOTE3MTI1NQ%3D%3D This is a topic A quiz from module 7. This is due TODAY. You can do any sprints left in our sprint journal for modules 3-6. Catch up on Zearn. Log into happy numbers, or khanacademy.com/mappers, or xtra math! Please continue to keep up on Zearn. You should be done with module 7 lesson 5 by Monday!!!
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YouTube: I am linking my YouTube channel here for you all. I will read a book, or part of a book, almost everyday. I will talk about vocabulary words and I will give you ideas of what to write about afterwards. Keep checking my channel though for new material.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCS-5HJynMJBaw3ucdrQP8rw?view_as=subscriber
RazKids: I will sometimes assign books or activities where you need to read the book out loud and it will record you so I can hear you. If I do not do that, please read any books you want on there. It IS telling me how you score on the quizzes… so please do your best.
Social Studies: This game is fun! It tells you a state and to click and you have to click it. This is really 3rd grade work, but how cool!! Play this a couple times! Nick and I have been playing it, too! There are some harder games like naming the capitals, too! https://online.seterra.com/en/vgp/3003
Science: Here is a mystery Doug lesson for Earth Day! There is a bonus, too! https://mysteryscience.com/mini-lessons/old-earth?code=54a6567879db27348033d44df6b212c9
Scholastic News: Pick your favorite! Please watch the video, and listen to the magazine online. Please look at the vocab words and play the game, too. You do not have the magazine, so just do it online for now!
Gym: It is very cold, but if you can, go outside and stay in your yard, go for a family walk, get some fresh air! Today we are supposed to get snow!!!If you cannot do these activities because of the snow/rain try go noogle! Don’t forget to check the gym blog! GoNoodle: Home Mr. Haliburda’s Blog: https://iblog.dearbornschools.org/halibuf/
Music: I am including a new song this week! It is to help you learn the capitals of all of the states! I have been practicing it, too! Don’t forget to check Ms. Bagnall’s blog: https://iblog.dearbornschools.org/bagnalj/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hh_d9NoN3J0
Media: You are already doing it, BUT don’t forget to check Mrs. Turk’s google classroom you did in class! She is posting items in it for you! Her blog is: https://iblog.dearbornschools.org/turklib/
Art: Mrs. Thomas has 40 days of art on her blog for you to do. Mo Willems, who we have studied in class, is doing daily activities, as well. Mo Willems. Don’t forget to check Mrs. Thomas’ blog: https://iblog.dearbornschools.org/thomas/