Learning Focus: Opinion Writing
1. Listen to the story of the Little Red Riding Hood:
2. In your journal, tell me: Do you like this story? Why or why not?
3. Follow this drawing video to draw your own Little Red Riding Hood.
4. Share your writing and drawing with me on Seesaw!
Learning Focus: Number Facts
1. Head to Happy Numbers. If you’ve lost or forgotten your password, let me know and I can help. Have fun!
Learning Focus: Sequencing
1. Today we’re going to retell the story of the Little Red Riding Hood. There are 2 options:
If you have a printer, follow these instructions:
If you don’t have a printer, the instructions for the retelling activity are on Seesaw.
Learning Focus: Subitizing
1. Today we’re playing a Math game called Subi-Swat. You’ll need sticky notes (or pieces of paper) and a fly swatter if you have it (you can use your hand if you don’t). First you’ll need to prep your board. I’ve attached pre-made dot cards but you can certainly make your own if you don’t have a printer. Here’s a video explaining how to play:
Learning Focus: Character Traits
1. Watch this video and see if you can solve the mystery characters:
2. Write down your answers and share them with me on Seesaw.
Learning Focus: Number Facts
1. Today we’re playing another game! This one is called Make Ten. You’ll need a deck of cards for this. If you don’t have a deck of cards, here’s an online card generator: https://www.random.org/playing-cards/
Follow the instructions on the attached worksheet or watch this video:
Learning Focus: Different perspectives
1. Listen to The Wolf’s Story:
2. In your journal, tell me:
Learning Focus: Number Facts
1. Watch this short video of me explaining Solvemoji:
2. Answer the questions on this worksheet.
Learning Focus: Writing
1. Write me a story! You can make up your very own story about anything at all! If you need inspiration, here are a few pictures to inspire you:
Learning Focus: Doubles
1. Today we’re playing a game called Double Trouble. You’ll need a single die for this (I believe Mrs. Unrau sent home a couple). If you’ve misplaced yours, here is an online version: https://www.random.org/dice/
You’ll also need the Double Trouble worksheet . If you don’t have a printer, you can quickly write one up on paper.
Every time you roll the die, double the number you have. For example, if I roll a 1, 1+1=2 so I can colour in "2". If I roll a 3, 3+3=6 so I can colour in "6". Keep going until you’ve covered the whole page. You can also play with someone and see who can fill their sheet first (it gets tricky near the end trying to roll what you still need!).