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Activities You Can Do At Home Together!



Language Arts:
Be sure to practice our classroom's sight words/Red Words each day!
 
First grading period words were: I, me, my, like, a & the
 
Second grading period words include: for, has, to, and, of, we, is, was, on, see, he, can, yes, no & am
 
Third grading period words will be: his, go, here, she, by, do, from, put, how, it, is, in & you
 
Fourth grading period words will be: saw, come, what, want, does, have, who, they & little
 
Each Grading Period we have and continue to work on:
Color Words: red, green, blue, yellow. orange, brown, white, black, pink and purple.
 
Number Words: one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, and ten.
Practicing the number words higher than ten (once your child has mastered the numbers 1 through 10) is a great idea!
 
For a challenge (after your child has mastered the color and number words) your child could practice the words for the various shapes we have learned which include: circle, square, rectangle, triangle, diamond, star, heart and octagon.


 
Math:
Take time this week to review patterns.  Simple patterns are a good start (such as red, blue, red, blue, etc. OR boy, girl, boy, girl, etc.) But, more challenging patterns are even better! These are patterns such as red, red, blue, red, red, blue, etc. OR girl,  boy, boy, girl, boy, boy, etc. Have your child make patterns, interpret patterns that you make and even continue patterns that you make.
 
 
Social Studies:
Practice with your child his/her address including the city, state and zip code. Also, practice the phone number (including area code) that he/she would use to contact you.
 
 
 
Science:
 




 
 


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