Thursday, November 16, 2023

Friday, November 17

 


Friday, November 17


Progress Monitoring Day!
Each Friday, I will do a short assessment with your child to monitor their learning of weekly phonics skills. This data helps me plan for the upcoming week on what skills I need to target for individuals or small groups.

 

No character education today.
KinderMath: How Many Less?
Today, the kids will compare two sets to see which set has less. Again, they will go a step further to see how many less. This can be tricky so if you can find ways to do this at home, it will strengthen their understanding of this concept.


 Computer Class today.


      Project: 5 Senses Kid              
Phy Ed Today

Social Studies: The First Thanksgiving

What two groups of people had a fall harvest feast in 1621 at the Plymouth colony?
The Pilgrims and Wampanoag.

Where did the feast take place?

Plymouth Colony.
How long did their harvest feast last?

Three days.

What kinds of food did they eat at the harvest feast?

Corn, cranberries, pumpkin, venison, fish.

Did the Pilgrims and Wampanoag call their feast “Thanksgiving”?
No. People began to call their harvest feast the “First Thanksgiving” hundreds of years later. 

Who helped make Thanksgiving a holiday?

Sarah Hale. She wrote articles and letters to people in the government to ask them to create a Thanksgiving holiday.

Do all people think that Thanksgiving is a happy and joyful holiday?

No. Some people, especially many Native or Indigenous people think of Thanksgiving as a day of sadness.
How can we be respectful of the Native American culture on Thanksgiving?
Learn about their history, not use Native American culture as costumes. 

How can you celebrate Thanksgiving in a respectful way?

Talk about what you are thankful for and learn about the history of Thanksgiving.


~There is NEW phonics homework being sent home with your child today. Please have your child practice these important skills to help increase word automaticity in their working memory!
~The Holiday Edition book order is due Wednesday, November 22. 

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