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First Grade

Remote Learning

Week 8: May 18th- 22nd

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Week 8

Dear Parents,

We have tried to make these lessons user friendly for you and your child. Please help them to read the directions and complete each task. If you have questions please contact your child’s teacher.

Thank you,

The First Grade Team

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Istation

In an effort to keep up with your child's daily learning, it is recommended that students work on both math and ELA ISIP lessons for at least 30 minutes two or three times a week.

In addition to this, they may complete 1 ELA

assignment and 1 math assignment from the

"assignment backpack" on your child's Istation

home screen. These lessons are individualized

to meet your child’s needs and can be completed

at your convenience.

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Phonics and Letterland

1st

2nd

4th

3rd

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Brain Break

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Reading

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Reading Books At Home

Below is a sheet that will help you and your child get the most out of a

GOOD BOOK!!

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Raz- Kids

Please click on the link below to access Raz-Kids.

https://www.kidsa-z.com/main/Login

ablack55 (Mrs. Black)

kbyrom2 (Mrs. Byrom)

kimberliehale (Mrs. Hale)

abigailellis (Mrs. Ellis)

mpeede (Ms. Peede)

gmarkham (Mrs. Markham)

awo43 (Mrs. O’Neal)

Kwoodward20(Mrs. Woodward)

talangton (Mrs. Langton)

Type in your child’s teacher username. Then, click on your students name or lunch number. The password is Grandy2020 Then click on Level Up.

Please have your child read one book daily. There are questions related to the book at the end of the story.

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Writing: Personal Narrative

Prompt: Write a story about your favorite first grade memory. Did you enjoy the fun run? Describe. What about recess? Or your favorite science experiment. Or maybe you made some new friends.

A personal narrative is writing about a personal experience from the child’s point of view.

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Prompt Example: Write about a time you were happy.

I was happy when I went to the beach with my best friend. First, I walked along the beach and found some sea shells. Next, I went swimming in the ocean. We splashed in the waves. Then, I built a huge sand castle with tall towers. Last, I chased crabs in the dark. We found many crabs with our flashlight. My day at the beach made me so happy.

Writing: Personal

Narrative Example

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Brain Break

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Math: Learning Videos

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Math

Math is organized by daily lessons. The week’s packet should correlate with the printable packet. You can complete lessons daily or do more than one a day. The pacing is there as an option to help you stay organized.

Click here for Math lessons

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Look carefully at the pictures of the first grade team* when they were first graders. Write 1-10 on a piece of paper. Write the teacher’s name that matches the number. Send the list to your teacher via dojo or remind. If your answers are correct, you will be entered into a drawing for a prize!

Who’s that?

*See next slide for pictures.

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The first grade team includes: Mrs. Black, Mrs. Byrom, Mrs. Hale, Mrs. Ellis, Ms. Peede, Mrs. Markham,

Mrs. O’Neal, Mrs. Woodward, Mrs. Langton and

Mrs. Richardson.

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Social Studies & Science

Please login as a student using code : Cubs20

Read Scholastic News, watch videos,

and play games.

Scholastic News:

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AR Book Finder

Click here to use AR Book Finder

Using this site you can determine if the book your child is reading is AR and the level.

If your child needs more books,

visit Youtube and search for

read alouds.

Click here for an example read aloud.

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Accelerated Reader

Click here to take AR tests!

Login Information

Username: First 3 letters of first name

First 5 letters of last name. Then, 31.

Password: lunch number

Example: Timothy Lazar timlazar31

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Message from GPS

School Nurse Candice Beckner

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Message from GPS

PE Department

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We Miss You!! Keep up the hard work!!!

Love, Mrs. O’Neal, Mrs. Woodward, Mrs. Byrom, Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. Black, Ms. Peede, Mrs. Langton, Mrs. Markham, and Mrs. Hale!