Category: Learning Plans

Hi Families!

Here is the weekly learning plan for this week, as well as some optional extensions for those who are interested. We are focusing on some fundamental letter and literacy skills this week. Many of these activities can be practiced frequently to help continue some of our classroom routines at home and build important foundational knowledge.

Class Meetings this week: Monday at 11:00am and Friday at 2:00pm.

Thank you, and I can’t wait to see all the fun stuff your children create!

-Ms. Osiris

This week’s activities: Weekly Learning Plan for May 4-8

Optional activities: Optional Challenges for May 4-8

Optional Printing Book: My-Printable-Alphabet-Book-ABC

Optional Mother’s Day Page: Mothers Day

If you need to use the “Translate” button for the Learning Plans, you can find the text-only plans below.

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Hi Families!

This week we are learning all about STEAM! STEAM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math!

I was inspired by the students’ amazing recycled material creations, as well as so many of them showing me their Lego during our class meetings. We have some talented builders in Div. 27, and I’m excited to see what fun things you can explore and create this week.

Here is a picture of something that my daughter created out of recycled materials! She made a cafe for her Playmobil characters – thank you, Div. 27, for the great inspiration.

This week, I have attached the learning plans in PDF format, as well as provided a “text only” version in this post for those wanting to use the translate function on the blog. To access the “text only” learning plan, click “continue reading.”

Weekly Learning Plan for April 28-May 1

Optional Challenges for April 28-May1

Making 5 Worksheet (optional)

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Hi Families!

Below you’ll find the PDF document for this week’s learning plan. Additionally, I have added some optional challenges for those seeking more, but they aren’t required! As with last week, you can spread out the activities throughout the week in the way that makes sense for your family. I can’t wait to see some of your fun nature and Earth Day inspired work!

-Ms. Osiris

Weekly Learning plan for April 20-24

The following PDFs are optional:

Optional Challenges for April 20-24

Nature Math Worksheet

EarthDayColoringPage

EarthDayCrown

Hi Families!

Thank you so much to those who have posted their child’s learning on Fresh Grade; it has been amazing to see their faces and share a glimpse into what they have been doing! I am excited to see even more posts this week as we move into our first “real week” of distance learning. I am also eager to be able to share some of their pictures on our blog, so they can see what their friends have been doing.

Our theme this week is about taking care of ourselves, and centers around a book that a local parent made to help young children understand what is happening in our world right now.

Remember that the expectation for Kindergarten students is only 60 minutes of structured work per day, and the reality of this is likely quite different from household to household. The activities for this week can be spread out however makes the most sense for you. If you are looking for additional activities to fill your days, check out the Links page at the top. And don’t forget to leave time for play and family fun! Enjoy!

April14-17

Rock-Monsters Book