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Unit 9 Week 1

Earth Day/Plants

April 24-27

Monday

Tuesday

 

Wednesday

Thursday

 

Standards/Skills

K.5.R.1-2

K.1.S.1-4

K.2.F.1 K.1.1

Sight word and Skill Practice on Focus Wall

8:00-9:00

**Daily Practices

 

 

K.2.PA.1-7

K.2.F.2

Review the word family –at. Introduce our two new sight words at and that. Discuss how they are similar. Practice writing them on a white board.K.2.F.3

Sight word sentences K.2.PC.5 K.2.F.3

Letter sound card K.2.PWS.1

Letter game-what’s missing? K.2.PWS.2

Rhyme Time K.2.PA.2

Heggerty wk18

Calendar K.GM.3 K.D.1 K.3.3K.ESS.2.1 K.ESS3.2

Watch our Jack Hartman video for ‘that’. Add our words to the word wall. Have students come up and write the word on the smart board.

Sight word sentencesK.2.PC.5 K.2.F.3

Letter sound card K.2.PWS.1

Letter game-what’s missing? K.2.PWS.2

Rhyme Time K.2.PA.2

Heggerty

Calendar K.GM.3 K.D.1 K.3.3K.ESS.2.1 K.ESS3.2

Sight word reading passages K.2.F.3

Sight word sentences K.2.PC.5 K.2.F.3

Letter sound card K.2.PWS.1

Letter game-what’s missing? K.2.PWS.2

Rhyme Time K.2.PA.2

Heggerty

Calendar K.GM.3 K.D.1 K.ESS.2.1 K.ESS3.2 K.3.3

Sight word and letter practice page for morning work K.2.F.3

Sight word sentences K.2.PC.5 K.2.F.3

Letter sound card K.2.PWS.1

Letter game-what’s missing? K.2.PWS.2

Rhyme Time K.2.PA.2

Heggerty

Calendar K.GM.3 K.D.1 K.ESS.2.1 K.ESS3.2 K.3.3

I can recognize letters and their sounds.

I can form a sentence using a capital letter and punctuation. 

I can read high-frequency words.

I can identify rhyming words.

Whole Group Reading Lesson

9:00-9:30

*Daily realoud skills practice K.2.PC.1-3

K.2.R.1-4

K.7.R-8

K.7.W-8

  • front cover/back cover
  • title/count words
  • genre
  • make predictions orally
  • identify story elements
  • answer questions about the story

Earth YAY on Vooks

Create a list of things we can do to help our Earth.

K.6.W

Do our Earth Day project. Make ourselves and our pledge about what we will do to help our Earth.

K.2.W.1-5

 

 Read “Tops and Bottoms”

Do a story map

 Do a vegetable sort. Do a top, middle, bottom page to write and draw our vegetables.

K.2.W.1-5

 The Tiny Seed by Eric Carle

Do a story map

Go outside and collect flowers and find any seeds we can. Place them on a collage. Students will write sentences about the seeds and place them together on the collage. ‘

K.6.W

 Go outside and pick up trash for Earth Day.

Tops and Bottoms Project

 

I can answer questions about key details of a text.

I can retell a story using beginning, middle, and end. 

I can identify the author’s purpose.

I can identify the genre of a text.

I can identify the purpose of the author and illustrator.

I can use punctuation. I can rhyme words.

Alphabet and Writing

10:20-10:40

K.5.W.1 K.5.R.1K.2.PC.4

K.2.PC.6 K.2.PWS.1

Use chalkboards and practice writing letters. Make sure they have the correct formation.   

 Have letter cards on the floor. Give students a recording sheet. Have students draw a card and practice the formation as a whole.

 Individualized letter practice

-at word family wheel  

Journal Entry Day

 

I can write, recognize, and identify the sound of letter Dd. I can write my alphabet.

 

Small Group Instruction (some during morning work time, some during centers)

Daily sight word practice 1-on-1

 

Word families

Decodable readers-book bag check

Book Bag Reset Day

Sight word fluency passages

 Rhyming game or letter blending

Re-read decodable readers for fluency

Retell beginning, middle, and end practice

I can substitute sounds in words to read new words.

I know sentences are made up of words. 

I can read with support.

Science/Social Studies

Pledge of Allegiance

Oklahoma Flag Salute

Find the State on a map K.2.3

Review our flags symbols

K.1.3-4

Science magazine “Plants Are Living Things”

K.LS1.1 U

Create a KWL Chart for plants or a schema map.

K.LS1.1 U

Science magazine “Plants Change The Environment”

K.LS1.1 U

K.ESS2.2 C

Watch a video about plants. Go outside as a class and plant real seeds. Give them what they need. Complete our KWL chart in the classroom.

K.LS1.1 U

 

Math Lesson      

Tally marks K.N.1.6

Tens frame K.N.1.6

Clock to the hour

Shapes

Color book

Patterns K.A.1.2

Coins K.N.4.1

Do our daily review of coins by doing our identifying game and saying our coin poems. Get on Starfall and play the coin games together as a class. Use Magnifying glasses and real coins to make observations.

K.N.4.1

Give each student one of each coin. Ask them to identify them in a coin game. Review our coin poems. Read a book about a penny.

Read a book about a nickel. K.N.4.1

Start off with review by doing our starfall games. Watch a coin video on Youtube. Give students a paper to match the front and backs of the coins (alphaplus pg. 118) Read a book about a Quarter.

Read a book about a dime. K.N.4.1

 Do all of the games and review practices we have learned about our coins. Do alphaplus practice pages 115-118

Give the students an assessment to see if they understand which coins are which. K.N.4.1

I can identify all coins. K.N.4.1

 

 

Unit 8 Week 3

 

April 17-20

Monday

Tuesday

 

Wednesday

Thursday

 

Standards/Skills

K.5.R.1-2

K.1.S.1-4

K.2.F.1 K.1.1

Sight word and Skill Practice on Focus Wall

8:00-9:00

**Daily Practices

 

 

K.2.PA.1-7

K.2.F.2

Use our sound slide to introduce the short –i words in, if, it, is. Come up with sentences using these words. Have students code them.

K.2.F.3

Sight word sentences K.2.PC.5 K.2.F.3

Letter sound card K.2.PWS.1

Letter game-what’s missing? K.2.PWS.2

Rhyme Time K.2.PA.2

Heggerty wk18

Calendar K.GM.3 K.D.1 K.3.3K.ESS.2.1 K.ESS3.2

Use dry erase boards to practice writing sight words. Give them their own page to write the words.

Sight word sentencesK.2.PC.5 K.2.F.3

Letter sound card K.2.PWS.1

Letter game-what’s missing? K.2.PWS.2

Rhyme Time K.2.PA.2

Heggerty

Calendar K.GM.3 K.D.1 K.3.3K.ESS.2.1 K.ESS3.2

Sight word reading passages K.2.F.3

Sight word sentences K.2.PC.5 K.2.F.3

Letter sound card K.2.PWS.1

Letter game-what’s missing? K.2.PWS.2

Rhyme Time K.2.PA.2

Heggerty

Calendar K.GM.3 K.D.1 K.ESS.2.1 K.ESS3.2 K.3.3

Sight word and letter practice page for morning work K.2.F.3

Sight word sentences K.2.PC.5 K.2.F.3

Letter sound card K.2.PWS.1

Letter game-what’s missing? K.2.PWS.2

Rhyme Time K.2.PA.2

Heggerty

Calendar K.GM.3 K.D.1 K.ESS.2.1 K.ESS3.2 K.3.3

I can recognize letters and their sounds.

I can form a sentence using a capital letter and punctuation. 

I can read high-frequency words.

I can identify rhyming words.

Whole Group Reading Lesson

9:00-9:30

*Daily realoud skills practice K.2.PC.1-3

K.2.R.1-4

K.7.R-8

K.7.W-8

  • front cover/back cover
  • title/count words
  • genre
  • make predictions orally
  • identify story elements
  • answer questions about the story

Read “Bringing Down the Moon”  

Create a story map.

Use our sequencing cards to put the story in order.

K.2.R.1-4

 

 Read the nonfiction story in the back of our big book “Day and Night Sky” 

Write a sentence about the prettiest thing you’ve seen in the sky. “I see the ___. It is in the sky.”

 Read our big card story for the week and review our vocabulary for the week. “A View From The Moon”. K.4.R.3 K.4.W.1

Answer comprehension questions about the text.

As a group, read “Jim and Kit”. Code our sight words. K.2.F.3 K.2.PC.5

 Read “Up, Up, Up!” from our interactive notebook. Follow along with the instructions in our notebooks. Write a sentence using sight words. K.2.SE.1 K.2.SE.2

K.2.PA.3

 

Do a sky craft

 

I can answer questions about key details of a text.

I can retell a story using beginning, middle, and end. 

I can identify the author’s purpose.

I can identify the genre of a text.

I can identify the purpose of the author and illustrator.

I can use punctuation. I can rhyme words.

Alphabet and Writing

10:20-10:40

K.5.W.1 K.5.R.1K.2.PC.4

K.2.PC.6 K.2.PWS.1

Review letter formations. Draw a letter card and as a whole practice the correct formation.  

 Do an ending sound game.

Write the sound down that we hear at the end of the word.

 Do a whole letter practice guided

Do a whole group writing assessment of all upper and lower case.

 

I can write, recognize, and identify the sound of letter Dd. I can write my alphabet.

 

Small Group Instruction (some during morning work time, some during centers)

Daily sight word practice 1-on-1

 

Word families

Decodable readers-book bag check

Sight word fluency passages

 Word sorting game

Re-read decodable readers for fluency

Retell beginning, middle, and end practice

Book Bag Reset Day

I can substitute sounds in words to read new words.

I know sentences are made up of words. 

I can read with support.

Science/Social Studies

Pledge of Allegiance

Oklahoma Flag Salute

Find the State on a map K.2.3

Review our flags symbols

K.1.3-4

Science magazine about the Sun

K.PS3.1

Science magazine about Sun Protection

K.PS3.1

Science magazine about Shade

K.PS3.2

K.PS3.1

Go outside and experience the warming effects of the sun and how shade blocks the suns energy. K.PS3.2

K.PS3.1

 

Math Lesson      

Tally marks K.N.1.6

Tens frame K.N.1.6

Clock to the hour

Shapes

Color book

Patterns K.A.1.2

Coins K.N.4.1

Have everyone bring a pencil to the circle. I will have different groups of people help me demonstrate ordering by size. We will watch a youtube video about order by size. I will use the smartboard to make different size objects and we will practice.

Do a smartboard game review of our concept. Get out our math tackle box and have students pick out a critter. We will put them in order of size. Review number formations.

Practice ordering students tallest to shortest and vice versa. Have students gather things from the room and practice our concept in many ways.

Do addition practice.

 20s club try. Read a counting book and have students show the quantity with tally marks. Pull students to work on math interventions while other play the alligator great than less than game.

I can order things/objects from tallest to shortest, longest to shortest, biggest to smallest, etc.