Wednesday, January 27
Sight Word Focus: be
Stretch out Words with Digraphs: m-a-sh, sh-i-p, etc.
Beat the Teacher: /sh/ Words
I say a word that contains /sh/ and the kids try to write it quicker than I can. We use whiteboards for this activity.
Writer's Workshop: Narratives Have a Beginning, Middle, & End
Handwriting: 3 Letter Words & A Simple Sentence
We will begin the lesson by talking about the differences between the circle and triangle. The circle has NO sides and the triangle will always have THREE sides.
The kids will look around the classroom for things that are shaped as circles and triangles.
We will reiterate the attributes of a circle and triangle and illustrate several different “triangles” on the board. The kids will work to sort the shape cards into a category displaying triangles and another category that are not triangles.
PhyEd Today
Time for Kids: Habitat Hunt
~I look forward to visiting with those of you who are scheduled for conferences tomorrow evening.
~Conference sign-in links will be sent via email.
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