Sunday, April 5, 2020

Monday, April 6, 2020.

Good morning!!   A Blessed Holy Week!✞


Day 35 of Lent✟

Let's start the day in prayer: Hail Mary, Our Father  and The Pledge of Allegiance.:)

Please write in your journals: Today is Monday, April 6, 2020.  The weather is ___________.(you can decide on that) "God so loved the world." John 3:16


** You have Art Class today. I know how much you love this class:)
  • Show-N-Tell: Share an Easter Show-n-Tell
  • High-Frequency Words: was & too
Reading/Phonics:pg. 339
Learn and Blend.  Please read the paragraph to review sounds.
Blend It!
Row#1: review short vowels sounds
Row#2: Circle the word: pack
Row#3: Circle the word:sad -underline the word mom
Row#4.:Circle the word: ran -underline the words: sock and fox
Row #5:Circle the word vans-underline the word: boxes
Sentence 6. Read the sentence.
Sentence 7. Read the sentence, circle has -underline the word dog. 

1. Phonemic Awarenesses : Oral Blending:
Parents please have your child  blend or put together sounds to make words.
/h/ /i/ /m/
/m/ /o/ /p/
/c/ /u/ /t/
/l/ /i/ /d/
/f/ /a/ /n/
/l/ i/ /d/
/s/ /t/ /e/ /p/


Read-Spell- Write: Page 340:
  •  Sentences: 1 & 2 Please write words 2x's
  • Use in Context: Please fill in sentences with the correct word.
Please write the following sentences: (homework book, journal, piece of paper)
  • That game was fun. Circle: was
  • Are you going, too? Circle: too 
Please read and write the following words: (homework book, journal, piece of paper)
bag
pen
map
desk
box

How about a little yoga stretch? "Namaste, boys and girls!
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Math: pg. 319-320: Subtracting Money
As children practice subtracting money, they learn that adding a cent sign does not change the action in a problem. Completing subtraction problems with money also sets up children to learn  that paying for things involves subtracting (taking way) money from some total amount.  They will eventually relate the idea of subtraction to the action of spending money.
**Have children place pennies over those pictured on page 320 and then take some away and cross out the pictures to represent the number of pennies being subtracted.
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Social Studies/Science:
Living and working together with other helps you to form a community.  All of the books that we will read are about community -the people and places that make up a community, and the different roles thapeople in the community play.  (last week we read: Fireman Small.)

 Here is the book:https://youtu.be/k88ZeyebZZk: Lola at the Library, Author: Anna McQuinn
Discuss the Text:

Within the Text:

  • The librarian is a community helper who works at the library. What do the librarians in this story do to help people? Revist the illustrations. What other things might a librarian do that you do not see in this story? 
  • What does Lola do to get ready to go to the library? 
  • What do Lola and her mom do on Tuesdays after library? 
Beyond the Text:
  • Lola loves story time at the library. When you listen to or read a book, sometimes you like one part of the story best. Can you please share your favorite part of this story is and why? 
  • Tuesdays are a special day for Lola. why do you think this day is so special to Lola? 
  • How does the trip to the library make it nice for Lola every night? 
  • How is Lola's library like or different form libraries here at school or in our community? 
About the Text: 
  • On pages 1-2. At what time of the day does the story begin? 
  • How do you know? 
  • page 21-22. At what time of the day does the story end? How do you know? 
  • Do you think telling a story from getting up in the morning to going to sleep at night is a good idea? 
***Please write a sentence and illustrate a picture about one of the jobs a librarians has in the library. Here are some examples: 
  •  helps us find books we like
  • helps us borrow books
  • helps us return books
  • read to us
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  Science:  Here is a book to read/listen to about chickens.  Title: Chickens, Author: Kate Riggs
This book is about chickens and what they eat and where they live.          
https://youtu.be/6wZUAd0c-
Where do chickens live?
What do chickens like to eat?
Where do hens lay eggs?
***Answer in homework book, journal, piece of paper

**** Send a picture of your answers.:)

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Religion: The Three Days pg 183, 184, 185, 186

Let's Pray: 3 Hail Marys for our world and for each other.


Pg 183: We wrote this quote in our journal: "God so loved the world."
Pray: Invite the children to think about people all over the whole world: Say: God loves all these people! 
Jesus did many wonderful things for people. What things do you remember?
Jesus was kind to the poor; he cured people who were sick; he loved children.

Jesus showed his love for people in all these ways.  Finally, he showed his love by dying and then rising from the dead. We will celebrate his love with the whole Church all over the world during the Three Days. 

What do we celebrate on the Three Days? We celebrate how much Jesus loves us that he gave his whole life for us.

What are some ways we show we love someone? We take care of  someone, help people, give hugs share etc...
We learn that Jesus gave his whole life for us because he loves us.

Please have your child write their name on the banner. Encourage them to display this page, during the Three Days. pg. 185

pg. 186: Please draw a picture to show how you love Jesus. 



Ok, boys and girls, I hope you had a good day!

πŸ’™πŸ’šπŸ’›πŸ’œMiss you allπŸ’™πŸ’šπŸ’›πŸ’œ

United in Prayer!πŸ™✞


Thursday, April 2, 2020

Friday, April 3, 2020

Good morning!! A Blessed  Palm Sunday!! 


Another great day of learning in Kindergarten:)

πŸ’™πŸ’šπŸ’›πŸ’œMiss seeing you all!!πŸ’™πŸ’šπŸ’›πŸ’œ

Day 33 of Lent

Let's start the day in prayer: Hail May, Our Father , The Pledge of Allegiance:)


  • Today you have World Language. :) I know how much you love this class.:) Please see Mrs. Viganola's blog.
** An email was sent about 10:00 Mass through Zoom. **

Please write in your journal: Today is Friday, April 3, 2020.  The weather is _____. (you can decide on that) Sunday is Palm Sunday and the start of Holy Week.

Reading/Phonics:
pg. 335 -336

Read and Write:pg. 335
Please write and circle the correct letter for each picture.
Build Fluency: pg. 336
Sentences 1&2: Please fill in the correct word for each sentences.

#3. Please write the following sentence: Do not yell at us!
#4. Please write the following sentence: I can zip it up.

In your journal, homework book , piece of paper: Please write the following sentences:
  • I will look for you. Circle: for
  • Sam finds his sock.: Circle: finds
  • Can you buzz like that? Circle: you
  • I can zip this. Circle: can
  • Make a zig-zag on the pad. Circle: the
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Math: pg.353-354
Background: Learning  to associate different activities with morning , afternoon, and evening hours helps children gain a greater awareness of their environment. 
pg. 353: Please look at the top of page. Listen to this short story: 
 Left:Before Josh goes to bed. Josh brushes his teeth.Is this during the day or night?
Right: The alarm clock wakes Jody up in time to get dressed for school. Is this in the morning, the afternoon, or the evening?
Pg. 353
duck: Joan eats all of her vegetables at suppertime. Is this during the day or at night?
heart: Mike plays in an after -school baseball game. Is this during the day or at night?
shamrock: Jack and Vera play ball after school. Is this in the morning, afternoon, or evening.
butterfly: Kate waits for the bus to take her to school. Is this in the morning, afternoon, or evening? 

Pg. 354: duck: Jack and Lois play checkers before going to bed. Is this the morning, afternoon, or evening?
heart: Lee goes home after school. Is this in the morning, afternoon, or evening?
shamrock: Rhonda gets ready to take a bath before going to sleep. Is this in the morning, afternoon, or evening?
butterfly: Betsy waters her flower garden before sunset. Is this in the morning, afternoon, or evening?
star: Rudy is reading a book in his reading class. Is during the day or a night?
purple flower: Hank looks at the stars. Is this during the day or at night?
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Religion: We will pray the Stations of the Cross. This will be the last time we pray/watch this video.
:https://youtu.be/KoQR30np5us

Here is the Gospel Reading for Sunday;)
http://catholicmom.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Palm-Sunday-1.pdf


I hope you all had a good day!!

Have a nice weekend!

Happy Palm Sunday!

Miss you all!

United in Prayer:πŸ™




Wednesday, April 1, 2020

Thursday, April 2, 2020

Another great day of learning in Kindergarten :)

πŸ’™πŸ’šπŸ’›πŸ’œMiss seeing you all!!πŸ’™πŸ’šπŸ’›πŸ’œ

Day 32 of Lent

Let's start the day in prayer: Hail Mary, Our Father, The Pledge Allegiance:)

Today you have Music class. I know how much you love this class.:) Please see Ms. Z's blog.:)

Please write in your journal: Today is Thursday, April 2, 2020.  The weather is _________________.
(you can decide to what to write) You have ten of these and they rhyme with rose______________.
I am your ______________.


Reading/Phonics:
pg. 333-334 Trace ,
 Write and Build
Pg. 333.  Please trace and write words.
pg.334: The pictures for your child to cut and glue should be in the back of the Phonics to Reading  book. Lesson #26
After, gluing pictures write the sounds of the pictures on the lines provided.

Let's write some word families.
This word family has a Long a sound and a silent e  
(-ake family)
bake
cake
fake
lake
Now I will give you the beginning sound, can you write the rest of the word?
m
r
s
t
w

How about some short a words?-(ap family)
cap
map
nap
clap
Now I will give you the beginning sound, can you write the rest of the word?
sn
g
l
t
fl
tr
I bet you did great with this lesson!!

How about a yoga stretch? Namaste, girls and boysπŸ™†. 
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Pictographs
page: 207-208
The boy at the top of page 207 made a pictograph. Please read the thought bubble. For each ride, please have your child count the tally marks in the chart and the smiley faces in the pictograph to show that the numbers are the same. Please point out that is is usually easier to compare amounts on a pictograph than on a tally chart.
Here is a video about pictographs: https://youtu.be/RQDmO1IcTdE

Rides at the Fair 
Please count the tally marks for the first roller-coaster car. Yes! (7) Please now point to the pictograph (helicopter) How many smiley faces do you see? 7! Yes!!

Please read the directions for the duck. pg. 207
pg. 208. Please read directions for the duck, heart and shamrock.

Can you do another math paper? I know you can!! Pages 253-254 Here is a video about tally marks:  The bunnies are cute!! https://youtu.be/tbXER6bLyu4
Write a Number Sentence.  I know how much you all like tally marks. :)
pg. 253 Please look at the sample: Sally writes tally marks to keep track of how many of each kite she sees in the park.
Let's count the tally marks. "How many blue kites does Sally see?" 4! Yes!! "How many star kites does Sally see?" 2? Yes!! "What numbers will you add? (4+2)
Please read the directions for: the duck, the heart and the shamrock.

Pg. 254. Please read the directions.

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Science/Social Studies: Animals that hatch from eggs:

This book is titled: Chickens Aren't the Only Ones, Author: Ruth Heller

https://youtu.be/zCEuoxje01k

Please illustrate an animal that hatches from an egg.
Please write the following question.  What hatches from an egg? 

  • The following sentences are examples: There are more animals  to choose from in the book.)
  • A penguin hatches from an egg.
  • A bird hatches from an egg,
  • A ladybug hatches from an egg.
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Religion pages 193-194
Please read the Bible verse: 1 John 3:1
We learn about God from the Bible. We are children of God

1 John 3:1
See what love the Father has given us that we should be called children of God; and that is what we are.

Please look at the picture on pg. 193. Why are the people together?
Are they going somewhere in a car?
Are people gathered in a church to pray?
Are children playing together at recess?
YES!!!
The Church is the family of God!!

What does God want us to be part of? God wants us to be part of his family.
What is the name of God's special family? God's special family is the Church.

Please draw your family as part of God's family.

Ok! Boys and girls!

I hope you had a good day!!

United in prayer!!πŸ™