Adriana PallaciWeek 3 - Room 20 Online
Updated: Apr 10, 2020
DOWNLOAD & PRINT: Worksheets
you'll need to print 2 copies of page 3
Use your Kidz A-Z Login to complete this week's online vocabulary assignments
Due Date: Friday, April 10th
Monday:
WATCH: The Harvest Birds by Blanca Lopez de Mariscal
Talk about vocabulary words and apply them to the story
Use Words in Context worksheet to talk about each word, and have your child give personal connections with the words. Ex. "Sometimes I imagine what it would be like to fly."
Tuesday:
WATCH: The Harvest Birds by Blanca Lopez de Mariscal
Review flashcards (the ones with just the word and definition), and have your child fill in the correct information on the Word Smart worksheets.
Wednesday:
Review Assessment by going over each question. Don't ask questions in order and make sure that there's no peeking! Only parents should see this page right now - we don't want our smart kids memorizing the answer order.
Review flashcards.
Go to VOCABULARY A-Z, Kids Login, and have your child complete the weekly assignment. The login information was previously emailed to you. Let me know if you need that again. :)
Thursday:
WATCH: The Harvest Birds by Blanca Lopez de Mariscal
Complete Analogies and Cloze Sentences worksheets
Friday:
Assessment worksheet
Review previous and current incorrect words. Keep mastered words in one pile, and words that need to be reviewed in a separate pile.
Access the Go Math! Student Workbook HERE
This week's assignment: pages 95, 97, 98
Check for the page number at the bottom of each page
Try this: Money Counting Game
Review past spelling words that have been sent home on index cards as Mastered Spelling Words.
Practice:
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Write each word in alphabetical order.
Write each word 3 times each.
Type or write each word in a sentence.
For some creative fun, give this project a try!
That's it for this week!
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