LITERACY

READING

• Read!
• Choose an event in your book.  Illustrate the scene.
• Design a new cover for your book.
• Ask someone else to read to you for at least 20 mins.  Follow along as they read.
• Find 2 difficult or new words in your book. Find their definitions and draw or write their meanings in your own words.
• Choose a scene from your book.  Act it out in front of an audience.
• Write a 5 or more sentence review of your book.
• Write a paragraph connection to your book.
• Build a fort with blankets.  Read in your fort alone or with a friend or stuffy.
• Connect your book to another book.  Write or draw how they are connected.
• Read a recipe you’d like to make.

WRITING

• Write a story.
• Write a letter to someone.
• Write a script.
• Write an episode of your favorite show.
• Write a different ending to a book, TV show, or movie.
• Watch a show and write a summary of what you watched. Add as much detail as possible.
• Write a shopping list for someone.
• Interview someone. Write 5 interesting questions to ask.  Write down their answers. Check your work for spelling and capital letters

MATHEMATICS

• Create flash cards for addition and subtraction facts to 100.
• Visit Nrichment Math Website
• Play a math facts game with dice or cards
• Visit Youcubed Math Website
• Visit https://blogs.sd41.bc.ca/math/parents/. for some great activities and resources

SOCIAL EMOTIONAL

• Write about a strategy you used this week. Was it effective?
• Make a list of calm-down strategies you can use.
• Write about something you did well this week. Why were you successful?
• Write about something you wish had gone differently.
• Draw a picture without words about a feeling you had this week.
• Think of ways to rethink “I made a mistake”.
• Think of ways to rethink “I can’t do it”.
• Think of ways to rethink “this is too hard”.
• Write an encouraging letter to someone.