Monday - Scholastic
|**General Notes** |Monday |Tuesday |
| |8:45-9:00- Highlight HF words and rewrite misspelled|8:45-9:00- Morning Work- Adjectives Packet, Part 1 |
|ARRIVAL: |word in “Words to Study” section of Word Study | |
|Meet students at the back door in our classroom. |Folder | |
|Students know the routine. They need to turn in | |9:00- Reading Workshop |
|their homework to their table checker and then begin |9:05- Spelling Pre-Test-Unit 4 Week 1: Long a |Mini-Lesson: Talking Back to Books |
|Excel Math. Students are required to do half of the | |Introduce students to “talking Back to Books” prompt|
|guided practive and the entire lesson. Take |9:20-Word Study Lesson: Long a- Unit 4, Part 1 |sheet. After modeling for students how I talk back |
|attendance and lunch count, listen to the | |to books, students will talk back to a read-aloud |
|announcements, and say the pledge. |-Make the sound of each blend after reading poem |book with their reading partner. |
| |-Use beginning blend and chunk cards (with ending |Independent Reading Task: |
| |blend) as a class to make new words with each ending|Students use sticky notes to talk back to books that|
| |blend in the unit |they are reading from their book box. |
| |- Write 5 HF words on homework packet & explain |Conferring/Guided Reading: Color Code C0nferences: |
| |packet |John, Emma, Paula, Skylar |
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| |9:50- Sailor of the Week: John’s Sharing Sack | |
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| | |10:30- Writing Workshop |
| | |Mini-Lesson: Choosing a Seed Story |
| |11:00- Reading Workshop | |
| |Mini-Lesson: Finding Themes in Fiction |Independent Writing Task: Students reread all |
| | |stories in their notebooks and determine one story |
| |Independent Reading Task: |that they are ready to take to publishing. Students|
| |After working together during the mini-lesson to |practice telling the story orally to their writing |
| |determine themes in books that have been read aloud,|partner. |
| |students complete the “My Book Has a Theme” cards |Resources: My Writer’s Notebook, Qualities of Good |
| |and share them with their partner during the |Narrative Writing Chart |
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| |Conferring/Guided Reading: Color Code Conferences:: |11:20- Word Study Centers |
| |Nicholas, Rija, Emily, Samantha, Jenny | |
| | |Dolphins: Long Vowel Dominoes |
| | |Sharks: Long Vowel Race Track |
| |11:50-Read Aloud: Thank You Mr. Falker (relates to |Lobsters: HF Word Roll |
| |RW mini-lesson) |Starfish: Tic-Tac-Toe |
| | |Goldfish: HF Stamping |
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| | |11:50 Sailor of the Week Read Aloud |
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|READING WORKSHOP | | |
|During reading workshop, students take part in a | | |
|mini-lesson, independent reading time, and a share | | |
|time at the end. During Independent Reading Time, | | |
|students read from their book boxes in their book | | |
|nooks or they are meeting with the teacher. During | | |
|share time, readers might meet as a whole class or | | |
|just with their reading partner. | | |
|WRITING WORKSHOP | | |
|During writing workshop, students take part in a | | |
|mini-lesson, independent reading time, and a share | | |
|time at the end. During Independent Writing Time, | | |
|students write in their Writer’s Notebooks at their | | |
|desks. During share time, they can share their work | | |
|with the class or with their writing partner. | | |
| |12:10-12:50 Lunch |12:10-12:50 Lunch |
| |12:50: Math on the Water- |12:50- Math on the Water |
|All MATH SUPPLIES are kept in labeled containers on | | |
|the shelf to the left of the computer station. |1:10- Math Lesson 2.6: Comparison Number Stories |1:10- Math Lesson 2.7: Partial Sums Algorithm |
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| |Ind. Work |Ind. Work |
| |Journal pg. 42, |Journal pg. 45 |
| |MB pg. 44 |MB pg. 46 |
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| |Game: Addition |Game: Addition |
| |Top-It |BINGO |
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| | |2:30- Social Studies Unit 3: The Peopling of the |
| | |United States |
| | |Students will learn about the Latino Americans, the |
| | |second group of people to migrate to America |
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| | |3:25- Homework Folders |
|Homework Folders | | |
|Students should empty their cubbies and put any notes| | |
|and homework they need to take home in their homework| | |
|folder. Assignments are written on the board, and | | |
|students copy them into the log on the back of their |2:30- Social Studies Alive Unit 3: The Peopling of | |
|homework folder. |the United States | |
|3:40 DISMISSAL |Students will learn about the Native Americans, the | |
|All students line up at back door. Call students to |first group of people to migrate to America | |
|line up when they look ready. | | |
| |3:25- Payroll &Homework Folders | |
|Wednesday |Thursday |Friday |
|8:45-9:10- Grammar Packet: Finish Adjectives Part 1 |8:45-9:00- Check Grammar Packet: Adjectives Part 1 | |
| | |8:45-9:10- Spelling Test-Unit 4.1: Long a |
|9:10- Reading Workshop: | | |
|Mini-Lesson: Respecting Different Reading Abilities |9:05- Reading Workshop |9:10- Reading Workshop |
|of Classmates |Mini-Lesson: Recommending a Book |Mini-Lesson: About the Reading Conference |
| |Introduce book recommendation board. Using a book I|Explain to students that you will be meeting with |
|Since I will begin meeting individually with students|have read aloud, I will write a sample |them throughout the year to talk about their |
|during IDR to determine their “just right” level, it |recommendation for the class. Students evaluate and|reading. Tell them that the conversation that takes|
|is important to discuss the idea that all readers are|critique my recommendation. |place will help you learn ways to help them become |
|different. The level of the book is not as important|Independent Reading Task: |better readers. |
|as the reader’s understanding and enjoyment of the |Students choose a favorite book they have read this |Independent Reading Task: |
|book. |year and complete a book recommendation card for the|Students have no specific task but may need a |
|Independent Reading Task: |bulletin board. |reminder that they are not to interrupt you when you|
|“Talk Back to Books” on IDR task sheet (continued |Conferring/Guided Reading: |are conferencing with another reader |
|from yesterday) |Color Code Conferences: Tyler, Evan, Jenna, Elle |Conferring: Taylor, Alex, Nick, Rija, Ethan |
|Conferring/Guided Reading: Color Code Conferences: | | |
|Aaron, Jane, Anna, Ben, Tommy | | |
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| |10:40- Mini-Lesson: Leads- Snapshot & Action lead | |
| |Introduce leads and read examples from trade books. | |
|10:45- Writing Workshop |As a class, try writing one of each type. The whole | |
|Mini-Lesson: Leads in Narrative Writing: Talking Lead|lesson takes place on carpet. Students listen to | |
|& Sound Effect Lead |sample leads read aloud and rehearse lead orally |11:10- Writing Workshop |
|Introduce leads and read examples from trade books. |with writing partner before writing in their | |
|As a class, try writing one of each type. The whole |notebook. |Mini-Lesson: Taking Charge Of Your Writing |
|lesson takes place on carpet. Students listen to |Independent Writing Task: practice each lead for |Students learn how to truly evaluate and revise |
|sample leads read aloud and rehearse lead orally with|your personal small moment seed story you chose. |their own writing using the “Qualities of Good |
|writing partner before writing in their notebook. |Resources: Books for example leads |Personal Narrative Writing” checklist. |
|Independent Writing Task: Practice each lead for your| |Independent Writing Task: Evaluate first draft with |
|personal small moment seed story you chose. |11:45- Word Study Centers |checklist |
|Resources: Books with examples of leads, lead posters| |Sharing: Still see many watermelon stories- how do |
| |Dolphins: Long Vowel Dominoes |we make it a seed story? |
|11:30- Word Study Centers |Sharks: Long Vowel Race Track | |
|Dolphins: Long Vowel Dominoes |Lobsters: HF Word Roll |11:55- Read Aloud: Amazing Grace |
|Sharks: Long Vowel Race Track |Starfish: Tic-Tac-Toe | |
|Lobsters: HF Word Roll |Goldfish: HF Stamping | |
|Starfish: Tic-Tac-Toe | | |
|Goldfish: HF Stamping |11:55- Read Aloud: Thundercake | |
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|11:55- Read Aloud: How Many Days to America? | | |
|12:10-12:50 Lunch |12:10-12:50 Lunch |12:10-12:50 Lunch |
|12:50- Math on the Water- |12:50- Math on the Water- |12:50- Math on the Water |
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|1:10- Math Lesson 2.8: Subtraction Algorithms |1:10- Math Lesson 2.9: Addition with 3 or More |1:10- Math Lesson: Unit 2 Review |
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|Ind. Work | |Ind. Work |
|Journal pg. 48 |Ind. Work |Unit Review |
|MB pg. 49 |Journal pgs. | |
| |51, 52 |Game: |
|Game: |MB pg. 53 |Addition & |
|Subtraction | |Subtraction |
|Top-It |Game: |Board Games |
| |Name That Number | |
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|2:15-Social Studies Unit 3: The Peopling of the | |2:30 - Science: Measurement Investigation 3, Part |
|United States | |3: Soda Can Capacity |
|Students will learn about the European Americans, the| |Students devise a plan as a group to measure the |
|third group of people to migrate to America |2:30 – Bucket-Filling Assembly |capacity of a soda can and compare it to the actual |
| | |volume listed on the can. |
|2:55- Payroll &Homework Folders |3:25- Homework Folders & Payroll | |
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| | |3:25- Homework Folders & Payroll |
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Media 10:45-11:10
Recess 2:15-2:30
Phys Ed 10:10-10:40
Music 3:05-3:35
Recess DUTY 2:15-2:30
Music 10:00 -10:30
October 12th – October 16th
Spanish 10:05-10:30
Enrichment: Addition & Subtraction Puzzles (Math Masters pg. 58)
Readiness: Do journal pages together
Recess 2:15-2:30
Enrichment: Focus on items found on the challenge section of the test
Readiness: Do difficult parts of the unit 2 math review together
Art 10:00 -10:55
2:00-3:30 PACE
Recess 2:00-2:15
Recess 2:15-2:30
Enrichment: Teach & Assign a different algorithm to partners. They will create a poster to teach each other the different subtraction methods.
Readiness: Play base-10 trading game (Math Masters pg. 411)
Gym 10:10-10:40
Enrichment: Write a comparison # story in math binder and solve with partners
Readiness: Comparing #’s on a # line (Math Masters pg 50)
Enrichment: Writing & solving missing addend # stories
Readiness: Use base-10 blocks to model 2-digit numbers
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