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Tuesday, May 26
Read Aloud: Rainbow Stew By: Cathryn Falwell Genre: Fiction
Science Connection: Plants: Basic Needs and Life Cycle
This fiction text is about growing, harvesting, and eating your own food. Children discover vegetables come in a wide variety of colors, in fact a rainbow of colors.
Connect and Teach: Set a Purpose
FOUNDATIONAL SKILLS
Phonological Awareness: Blending Phonemes, Segmenting Phonemes
Phonics Focus Skill: VCe Long a
Irregular Words: Review
WRITING AND GRAMMAR
Review Verbs
Literacy Jobs
**You can expect your child to bring a book home to read to you one more time from their book bag.
WRITING AND GRAMMAR
Review Verbs
**You can expect your child to bring a book home to read to you one more time from their book bag.
Math: The PennyWe begin focusing on coins this week beginning with the penny today. Naming the coins and telling their value can be tricky for some kids. Keep exposing your kids to coins so they learn their names and values. (penny, nickel, dime, quarter)
The kids are sure enjoy this coin song this week!
Animal Secrets: Why Do Woodpeckers Peck Wood?
In this lesson, the kids observe animal behaviors and work to discover a pattern: all animals seek food in order to survive. The activity, Eat Like an Animal, includes physical movement in which the kids act out animal behaviors, pretending to be quail scratching in the dirt, raccoons wading in the water, and woodpeckers pecking a log.
In this lesson, the kids observe animal behaviors and work to discover a pattern: all animals seek food in order to survive. The activity, Eat Like an Animal, includes physical movement in which the kids act out animal behaviors, pretending to be quail scratching in the dirt, raccoons wading in the water, and woodpeckers pecking a log.
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