Dear Y5 Families,

In an effort to assist our technology department with our district’s continuing learning plan I am asking that you email me if you are without internet for your student to work on and if you are without a device for your student to work on.

If you are all set there is no need to email.

Thank you,

Mrs. Ruselink

Scholastic Online Book Fair

The PTA is hosting an online book fair which runs April 8 through April 21. There’s a wide selection of materials for all ages—pre-K through high school—including books, educational workbooks, puzzles, arts and crafts, building sets, and more. Check out the “shop by grade level or age” feature.

Lindbergh earns 25% with every purchase when you click “Shop Now” from our webpage: https://www.scholastic.com/bf/lindberghflyers(The shopping will not be activated until April 8.)
In order for our school to receive credit for your purchases, you must start from that specific book fair homepage (not a Scholastic Book Club or related site) and sign in. You do not have to be a Lindbergh parent to shop… so share with your friends!

All purchases ship directly to customers, with FREE standard shipping when you spend $25 or more (on books only – not the junky stuff).

Thank you for supporting our school and we hope that this opportunity to find new books provides some joy during this uncertain time. Keep reading, Flyers!

I hope everyone is well.

On 4/20- a revised continuity of distant learning plan (district wide) will be implemented. Many teachers across the district have been working on this “new” plan. I will share with you details once they are solidified & presented to me. This distant learning plan is in response to the Governor asking districts to close for the remainder of the school year and it to be implemented this month.

In the meantime here are some resources for Monday:

New Sight Word:

and

Can you “rainbow write” the word and 5 times?

Read Aloud: Harry the Dirty Dog

Story Sequencing Activity:

Letter Reading Fluency:

See how quickly your student can use their finger and read the letters across the page. Take one line at a time. Maybe cover the other lines with a blank sheet of paper.

Math:

Keep Counting!

Write the missing number:

Have a great Monday!

Please reach out to me with any questions or concerns.

Hello Y5 Families,

The Governor closed the school buildings for the rest of the school year but online teaching and learning will continue. The district is working on a plan and will need to get that plan approved by the Intermediate School District (Wayne RESA).

District food distribution will continue over Spring Break (M, W, and Th.).

Enjoy Spring Break. Please reach out to me if you have any concerns or questions. I hope you are well – please hug the students for me.

Mrs. Ruselink

Happy Friday! Below are some resources for today:

Sight Word, look

Can you “rainbow write” the word look?

Reminder of what rainbow writing is:

Phonics/ Syllables

Remember to keep practicing letter sounds with the Alpha Friends:

Clap out the syllables!

Clap out the pictures and write the number of syllables there are:

Writing

Messy idea I know, remember it’s just a suggestion.

How many sight words can you write?

Math

Not exactly the number bonds we used in class before March 13th but the same concept. How many number (between 1-10) can you break apart?

Science:

I haven’t posted much from our Social Skills program and the activities would be hard to do without friends. I thought this calendar suggested some great ways for young children to express themselves, increase empathy and build self-confidence.

Enjoy the weather!

Please email me with any concerns.

Hello Y5’s! Here are some resources for today:

Sight Word Practice (look)

Read the following sentences that use the word “look.” Be sure to use your reading finger.

Phonics/Rhyme

Cut apart the following word puzzles and try to make a word (hint, the words rhyme!).

Math

Fill in the missing number:

Social Studies:

Read about our flag:

Have a good day! Hope with the weather getting warmer you are able to get outside to play and “sharpen your saw.”

For those still struggling with accessing the Kindergarten Google classroom and want to:

Go to https://classroom.google.com/

Log in with your student’s student number @dearbornschools.org (don’t forget the dearbornschools.org part)

Password is your student’s birth date: mm/dd/yyyy

Click on the + symbol in the right hand corner

Enter the class code: y7yfc3f

Hope this helps.

Happy April Y5 families! Below are some resources for today:

Read Aloud:

Sight Word Practice:

Writing:

Finish this sentence stem: “Look at my…..”

Divide paper in half. Illustration at the top. Sentence at the bottom. Capitalize L in “look”. Remember finger space and pumctuation.

Math:

Social Studies:

Watch the below video on being a good citizen.

Draw your answer on the following PDF:

Here is the monthly calendar we usually do in class if you’d like to continue.

Hope everyone is well!