Friday, May 9

  
Friday, May 9

 

Cat-Kite Rule (Day 2)

The UFLI Kite Rule, also known as the Cat-Kite Rule, helps students distinguish between using "c" and "k" at the beginning of words. The rule states that if the vowel in a CVC (consonant-vowel-consonant) word is "a," "o," or "u," use "c." If the vowel is "i" or "e," use "k"

Literacy Jobs  
   Math: Intro to Graphing

After hearing The Great Graph Contest by Loreen Leedy, the kids will learn how to use a graph using these four steps: Pose a question, collect data, record the results on a graph, and analyze the data.

(I accidentally posted this as yesterday's math.)

   It's day 150...Zero the Hero will visit!

 Project: Speckled Frog
Music Today

~The book order is due Wednesday, May 14. This will be the last order for the year...Order here.  

~Happy Mother's Day to all of you wonderful ladies...Enjoy your very special day!