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Friday, March 28

All learning activities are intended to provide opportunity for students to maintain learning during this time of school closure. Activities will not be turned in or graded by teachers. Parents are encouraged to use your discretion on how to best make use of the resources provided. It is our hope that these activities help support you and your child during this time.
 
Today's Learning Activities:
ZOOM today at 12:30- looking forward to seeing you all. :)

Thursday, March 26

All learning activities are intended to provide opportunity for students to maintain learning during this time of school closure. Activities will not be turned in or graded by teachers. Parents are encouraged to use your discretion on how to best make use of the resources provided. It is our hope that these activities help support you and your child during this time.
 
Today's Learning Activities:
  • iReady lesson: free day- lessons and games
  • Raz-kids (Read 1 book with the quiz, www.kidsa-z.com username: ecarnavos)
  • Writing (write about the story/summary from Raz-kids, 3-4 sentences, with an illustration- paper provided)
  • 2 pages in phonics packet (that was sent home) after viewing youtube link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQgJnpE7IL8 
  • write a sentence for each sight word (black, on, want) ***NEW WORDS video for want: https://youtu.be/OF8nxQwKxyM 
  • 20-30 minutes of personal reading (raz-kids, library books, books with mom and dad)

High Five from eSpark

Wow!!! Our class is so awesome.
Here is a message from eSpark:

HIGH FIVES: The following students achieved mastery in their quests last week. Celebrate their success by giving them a high five in class this week!

Air high fives y'all. So Proud of you- Mrs. Carnavos

 

Reading

Mathematics

Wednesday, March 25

All learning activities are intended to provide opportunity for students to maintain learning during this time of school closure. Activities will not be turned in or graded by teachers. Parents are encouraged to use your discretion on how to best make use of the resources provided. It is our hope that these activities help support you and your child during this time.
 
Today's Learning Activities:
  • iReady lesson: free day- lesson has been assigned
  • Raz-kids (Read 1 book with the quiz, www.kidsa-z.com username: ecarnavos)
  • Writing (write about the story/summary from Raz-kids, 3-4 sentences, with an illustration- paper provided)
  • 2 pages in phonics packet (that was sent home) after viewing youtube link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQgJnpE7IL8 
  • write a sentence for each sight word (black, on, want) ***NEW WORDS
  • 20-30 minutes of personal reading (raz-kids, library books, books with mom and dad)
Survey: Thank you for those that have submitted the survey. This will help when I am putting together some groups for zoom lessons. 

Tuesday, March 24

All learning activities are intended to provide opportunity for students to maintain learning during this time of school closure. Activities will not be turned in or graded by teachers. Parents are encouraged to use your discretion on how to best make use of the resources provided. It is our hope that these activities help support you and your child during this time.
 
Today's Learning Activities:
  • iReady lesson: free day- lessons and games
  • Raz-kids (Read 1 book with the quiz, www.kidsa-z.com username: ecarnavos)
  • Writing (write about the story/summary from Raz-kids, 3-4 sentences, with an illustration- paper provided)
  • 2 pages in phonics packet (that was sent home) after viewing youtube link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQgJnpE7IL8 
  • write a sentence for each sight word (black, on, want) ***NEW WORDS
  • 20-30 minutes of personal reading (raz-kids, library books, books with mom and dad)
 

Monday, March 23

All learning activities are intended to provide opportunity for students to maintain learning during this time of school closure. Activities will not be turned in or graded by teachers. Parents are encouraged to use your discretion on how to best make use of the resources provided. It is our hope that these activities help support you and your child during this time.
 
Today's Learning Activities:
**Work on printing, go slow and careful, watching size of letters, and remember to start your letters from the top and go down.
**Work on tying your shoes, so when we meet again you know how to tie your shoes by yourself
**Work on using a tissue instead of your finger to clear out your nose, and practice good hand washing
 

Conferences

Dear Parents,
We will not be having conferences next week. We will move them to the week of April 6. We will keep the same times and days, but move it to the week of April 6. If your original time does not work for you, the sign up is still open. For example, if you signed up for Monday, March 23 at 1:45, that will become Monday, April 6 at 1:45. We will do a phone or zoom conference. I will be giving a quick update on your child's levels and to check in on how things are going for you all. If you have any questions or concerns, I'd like to help you then.
Mrs. Carnavos

Long Ago

I miss doing our Long Ago and Now Unit with you.
Here are the links to the books we were using.
 
Here are some other fun links as well:
 
School:
 
Travel:
 
Food:
 
Hope you enjoy the unit via youtube. LOL
 
You can write about it and draw pictures. You can write about what you like and what you don't like. When we get back together, we can share your thoughts.
 
Mrs. Carnavos

Websites for reading

Friday, March 20

All learning activities are intended to provide opportunity for students to maintain learning during this time of school closure. Activities will not be turned in or graded by teachers. Parents are encouraged to use your discretion on how to best make use of the resources provided. It is our hope that these activities help support you and your child during this time.
 
Today's Learning Activities:

Helpful websites and survey

Although we are not going to a typical homeschool setting. This website might offer some helpful hints for you.
 
 
Here a survey as well that can help Mr. Bray and I know how to better serve you.
https://s.surveyplanet.com/nvHq6ABhx 
 
 
Again, let us know if you have any questions. Although, we don't really know more than you at this point. I know this must be hard for you, but hang in there and love on your kids. Enjoy them.
Try reading recipes together and make dinner and/or bake a dessert together. Write out the list of ingredients you need before you head to the store.  (reading, writing, math)
Don't forget those 7 Habits- might keep some sanity in the house ;)
 
https://app.gonoodle.com (great website for dancing and also has some calming mindfulness activities)

eSpark High Fives

Wow- high Five to following friends. Let's all give them an air high five. Keep up your amazingness. :)
 

HIGH FIVES: The following students achieved mastery in their quests last week. Celebrate their success by giving them a high five in class this week!

 

Mathematics

Reading

Thursday, March 19

All learning activities are intended to provide opportunity for students to maintain learning during this time of school closure. Activities will not be turned in or graded by teachers. Parents are encouraged to use your discretion on how to best make use of the resources provided. It is our hope that these activities help support you and your child during this time.
 
Today's Learning Activities:
Email from Birch Aquarium: Effective March 13th, Birch Aquarium at Scripps will be temporarily closed to the public. To mitigate transmission of COVID-19, we are heeding health and safety precautions from University of California San Diego’s Chancellor, Pradeep K. Khosla, to cancel all visits of 15 or more people from now through May 10th. 

Unfortunately, this means that we will need to cancel your Tide Pool Treasures Discovery Lab programs (Order #415730) booked for Friday, April 17th. We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience. We appreciate your understanding as we continue to take the appropriate steps to proactively protect our community.
 
**Work on printing, go slow and careful, watching size of letters, and remember to start your letters from the top and go down.
**Work on tying your shoes, so when we meet again you know how to tie your shoes by yourself
**Work on using a tissue instead of your finger to clear out your nose, and practice good hand washing
 

Wednesday, March 18

All learning activities are intended to provide opportunity for students to maintain learning during this time of school closure. Activities will not be turned in or graded by teachers. Parents are encouraged to use your discretion on how to best make use of the resources provided. It is our hope that these activities help support you and your child during this time.
 
Today's Learning Activities:
  • iReady lesson:  (comparing numbers- should show up when you open iReady)
  • Raz-kids (Read 1 book with the quiz, www.kidsa-z.com username: ecarnavos)
  • Writing (write about the story/summary from Raz-kids, 3-4 sentences, with an illustration- paper provided)
  • 2 pages in phonics packet (that was sent home) after viewing youtube link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQgJnpE7IL8 
  • write a sentence for each sight word (be, now, under)
  • 20-30 minutes of personal reading (raz-kids, library books, books with mom and dad)
**Work on printing, go slow and careful, watching size of letters, and remember to start your letters from the top and go down.
**Work on tying your shoes, so when we meet again you know how to tie your shoes by yourself
**Work on using a tissue instead of your finger to clear out your nose, and practice good hand washing