Thursday May 14
Storytimes are as follows:
The Google Meet code to join a storytime with one of the teachers is storytime.
There is no school tomorrow, Friday, May 15 as it is PD Day for teachers. Monday, May 18 is Victoria Day and there is no school that day as well. The next blog post will be posted Tuesday, May 19. We hope you have a safe and happy long weekend!
Literacy Learning Intentions
1. I can connect oral language with print and pictures.
2. I can talk about ideas, experiences and familiar events.
3. I can draw, record or tell about ideas and experiences.
Math Learning Intentions
1. I can use direct and indirect measurement to solve problems.
2. I can use direct comparison to compare two objects based on a single attribute, such as length (height), mass (weight) and volume (capacity).
Environment and Community Awareness Learning Intentions
1. I am aware of the five senses and how they are used to explore, investigate and describe the world.
2. I can explore and investigate objects and events in the environment.
Listen to: Morning Message
Can you place these words in alphabetical order?
caterpillar
grasshopper
spider
ant
beetle
moth
firefly
Read Aloud: I Love Bugs!
Literacy
Materials - blue journal, pencil, pencil crayons
Task:
1. Put the title at the top of your page I Smell.
2. Draw pictures of at least 5 things that you might smell outside if you were joining these children on their adventure in the picture below. Imagine if you were going on a walk with these 4 children. What would you be able to smell along the way? What does the grass smell like? What would the air smell like? Are there any flowers to smell along the way? Where are they going? What does that place smell like? Is it a good smell or a bad smell? Why? Do the smells remind you of anything?
*If you need some ideas, refer to the second picture below.
Math: Nature Sink and Float
Materials: tub of water, items found in nature (rock, stick, leaves, pinecone, etc...)
Gather natural items. Test each object one by one. Predict before you put it in the water. Will it sink or will it float? Why do objects sink? Why do objects float? What happens if you stack objects one on top of the other, will they sink or float?
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