Mrs. Klan's First Grade

Hello First graders! I hope you are enjoying this beautiful weather! Here is the download for the beginning sounds lesson that did not post correctly yesterday. I will post again later this evening! Stay well!

Hi first graders! I hope you had an awesome day. Many of you e-mailed me today and I would love to hear from more of you. Here is my email address klanr@dearbornschools.org. I am posting a read aloud for Little Red Riding Hood. Try to read along with the narrator. After you read the book, you can do one of these activities: 1. Illustrate and write about the major events from the beginning, middle, and end. 2. Write the central message or lesson from the story. 3. Illustrate the setting and write to describe it. I am also posting a powerpoint with beginning blends where you have to choose the word to match the picture. Finally, I am posting a powerpoint where you have to choose the correct description of the story.

Hello first graders! Can you believe it snowed this morning? I hope you are all still getting outside a bit and staying safe. I miss all of your smiling faces and I hope to see you soon 🙂 I am posting a read aloud of a story that my parents used to read to me when I was a child, “WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE.” We are remembering how to describe characters and settings this week, so when you are done listening to the story, you can illustrate and write to describe the setting. I am also posting a powerpoint where you choose the answer that best describes the setting.

Hello first graders! I hope you all had a restful and enjoyable weekend with your families. I am posting a read aloud of one of my very favorite stories: The Giving Tree. I hope you love it as much as I do. I am also posting a powerpoint with your spelling words for this week. This week, we will focus on describing characters, settings, and major events in a story. Finally, there is a powepoint where you have to choose the word that matches the picture.

Good morning! I hope you are all staying safe and healthy. Here is a review of retelling stories using key details and identifying the central message. Also, I will post a powerpoint where you make new words may taking away or deleting sounds. Finally, I am posting a powerpoint where students have to distinguish between long u and short u. I miss all of you!

Here is a read aloud of another one of my favorite books! Enjoy the story and then answer the questions on the PDF Retell for OWEN. Also, I will post a powerpoint where students have to distinguish between long o and short o. There is also a poem to enjoy. I hope that you are all doing well. Please contact me if you have any questions or concerns. klanr@dearbornschools.org.

Here is a powerpoint (converted to a PDF file) where students must distinguish between short and long i. Also, I am posting another powerpoint (converted to a PDF file) where students choose the most important events from the beginning, middle, and end of a story (BEAR AND DUCK BY KATY HUDSON). I will attempt to post the read aloud of this story a bit later today. Hope you are all doing well and feeling safe 🙂

Here is a powerpoint that helps students distinguish between short e and long e. Also, here is a powerpoint that asks students to select the central message or lesson of a story.