- Continue working on your counting book. Kindergarten students should do another 2 pages today, and Grade 1’s should do another 4 pages.
- Reading: Grade 1’s please make sure you read in your online program today, Kindergarten’s have someone read to you, or watch a book on Tumblebooks
- Watch the two videos under Singing with Ms. Peters. Can you teach someone Peace Is the World Smiling?
- Continue working on “How you can help look after the Earth” if you didn’t finish it on Monday.
- Watch Amazing Tigers, under Story time with Ms. Peters, write 3 facts you now know about Tigers (worksheet on Teams, called 3 facts), Kindergarten’s can draw their three facts, and have someone scribe them, Grade 1’s should write their facts.
- Math: using your counters and your ten frames, how many equations can you come up with that equal 20? Kindergarten’s, try to come up with 3. Grade 1’s, try to come up with 10. Here is an example of this activity in class for the number 4:
Optional activities:
Math Games: spend 15 minutes (or more) playing some of the math games I have sent, or some you may already play at home. Remember that any game that you have to roll a dice or spin a spinner and move your piece is a math game because you are counting.
Counting: practice counting, how high can you count? Can you skip count by 2’s? 5’s? 10’s? Have someone help you skip count to 100 (for Grade 1’s), to 20 by 2’s and 5’s (for Kindergarten) and to 100 by 10’s (for Kindergarten). Can you count backwards?
Exercise: watch a few Go Noodle videos, can you keep up with the children dancing or exercising?
Letter names and sounds: read the Alphabet Jive or Blends Jive with someone, watch a few Jack Hartmann videos about letter names and sounds