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Today in Language Arts, enjoy reading the story Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak.
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Reading/Literature K
Read and Log
Read with your teacher for 30 minutes and record it in your Reading Log. Use Lined Story Paper to write a sentence and draw a picture.
- Pick out a reading book
- Reading Log
- Lined Story Paper
Language Arts K
Emergent Reading
Watch the video-story, Where the Wild Things Are, and discuss with your teacher. Use Lined Story Paper to draw a picture and write a sentence about the story and your opinion on it.
Spelling Write each Word: Say and write each spelling word using Lined Paper.
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Operations and Algebraic Thinking
Continue practicing addition and subtraction. Do the problems that are above in the image and the practice problems below using Grid Paper. Write numbers from 0 to 20.
- 8 + 8 =
- 13 – 5 =
- 9 + 4 =
- 7 + 5 =
- 14 – 6 =
- 13 + 3 =
- 15 + 5 =
- 9 – 5 =
- 11 – 2 =
- 9 + 7 =
- Write Numbers from 0 to 20 Worksheet
History/Social Studies K
Calendar, Months, and Days of the Week
Many things happen in the month of March. Saint Patrick’s Day, Daylight Savings time, and the season of spring begins in March. Read more about the month of March. Use Lined Story Paper to write a sentence and draw a picture about March.
- The Month of March
- March
- Britannica: Spring Season
- Ducksters: Season
- Ducksters: March in History
- Lined Story Paper
Science K
Earth is Composed of Land, Air, and Water
The season of Spring begins in the month of March. Read more about Spring. Use Lined Story Paper to write a sentence and draw a picture about Spring.
Visual and Performing Arts K
Art
Color the Springtime Coloring Page.
This Weeks Spelling Words
tip
too
pretty
by
frog
