Wonderful Wednesday!

Happy Wednesday my Worker Bees! 

I hope you all had fun doing the Scavenger Hunt(s) yesterday! Did anyone do ALL FIVE??


The sunshine hasn't quite brightened up the sky yet today, but I'm sure it's coming! Try to do your Reading, Writing and Prodigy (or other math) early in the day so you can go out and play later when it gets warm outside! Time to get out your skipping ropes, soccer ball, trampoline skills and sidewalk chalk!

                                       SOME COOL IDEAS FOR SIDEWALK CHALK FUN!

Let’s Get Buzzy!             April 8, 2020

Subject		Activity
Reading 10-15 minutes		Read to a grown-up EVERYDAY!  If you are already reading to someone each day, that's AWESOME!  If you're NOT, please ask a grown up to listen to you read for a little while each day. Give them your puppy dog eyes and tell them how important it is!  Daily reading is important for building lifelong readers. Children could read a book independently or choose to read it to a family member, stuffed animal or a pet. You might: record your child's reading occasionally so that they can hear how smooth they sound use a book your child knows and loves encourage your child to use the reading strategies they have been learning in school See the last page for more ideas  about reading with your child. Mix it up! Provide some choice for your child. Whenever possible, children might pick: from books, online books, magazines, poems, etc. from books about things they like from books they can read comfortably who they will read to that day a book they know and love, to practice reading smoothly Looking for online resources? Epic! Books Bookflix Raz-Kids Tumblebooks Scholastic Learn at Home Oxford Owl
Writing 15-20 minutes/day until complete		In your lined notebook, write: How to Brush Your Teeth and include the things below: A title A list of materials needed The steps in order Pictures that help explain the steps
Math 20-30 minutes		Log in to Prodigy and practice things we have already learned this year or check out Telling Time. Can you read a clock that has hands and not just digital numbers? It's TIME to learn!! lol
Other Fun Things to Do!		Crazy Eights           Snakes & Ladders Go Fish                   Checkers Snap                       Jenga, Concentration         Battleship Yahtzee                   Uno Connect Four          Hangman Tic TacToe               Keep up the Balloon Charades                Simon Says Hide and Seek        Freeze Dance Obstacle Course     Lego Build card houses   Cardboard box crafts Cartooning              Colouring Beading                   Sewing GONOODLE           Write email to Mrs. B :)