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1st grade, week 33, day 2

Day 162 of 180 · Science: Taking care of Earth · Social studies: The bald eagle and the Liberty Bell · about 110 minutes

Reading25 min

Spell words with open syllables

  1. Say a word: go, no, so and hi. Your child says each sound, then writes the word.
  2. Check each one together and fix any letter that is off.
  3. Read all eight open syllables words as fast as you can, then once more.
Writing15 min

What it needs

  1. Write two facts about what your living thing needs to live.
  2. Your child picks a plant or animal, writes four facts with a topic sentence and an ending, and draws a labeled picture.
Math25 min

Count by 5s

  1. Count by 5s to 100 while clapping, then color the 5s on a blank hundreds grid.
  2. Which numbers were colored both days?
Science20 min

Sort the trash

  1. With gloves on, sort a day's trash into recycling, food scraps and trash.
  2. Which pile is biggest? How could it be smaller?
Social studies10 min

The bald eagle

  1. The bald eagle is a symbol of the United States. Find out what it eats and where it builds its nest.
  2. Your child writes one thing they learned today and reads it to you.
Read-aloud15 min

Read-aloud: From the Sun to the Pedals

  1. Read “From the Sun to the Pedals” aloud, with your child beside you where they can see the pictures.
  2. This one is true. Afterward, ask: what is one new thing you learned? Then find one more fact in it together.

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