Ms. Gieseke's Community of First Graders

Catch up on Dragon Masters Chapters here

 

1.Today at 10:00 am is our class meeting on Zoom.

If you have any problems getting in call the Quest office and ask for the IT department and they can help walk you through how to get in.  There will be another link at #7 for the 12:45 meeting (see below).


Here is a really fun read aloud for you by Mrs. Nelson:

Click here to hear Mrs. Nelson reading “If I Ran A Zoo“

Click here to take a virtual field trip and explore the San Diego Zoo 

Music: Listen to this really fun Zoo song.  See if you can sing along to the tune.   Zoo song Does this remind you of anything we did last fall?
I loved our zoo trip!!!

2. Wonders Language Arts Lesson Video 

• Complete Your Turn pages from the Wonders Lesson Video
• Writing Journal Video
• Short Book
• Calendar Math

**Remember you can always find the books we are reading for the week on your Wonders site as well.  Go to Questac.org then to the student links (wonders is at the bottom) look for our class and your name.  

3. I-Ready Reading: Go to clever.com and log in with your QR code found on your packet. Complete at least 15 minutes or more. (Parents, please do not give answers.) 

**Students need to have a minimum of 45-60 minutes in both iReady Reading and iReady Math each week**

3. ECRI Phonics Lesson Part 1
ECRI Phonics Lesson Part 2 
 
4. Math Lesson Video Session 4

• Complete Ready Math Review Pages
• Practice your “doubles” and “Make a ten” fluency pages found in your page. (Goal: complete in 1 minute or less) Instead of writing on it, slip it into a page protector so you can practice over and over again. How fast can you get? 

5. I-Ready Math: Go to clever.com and log in with your QR code. Complete 15 minutes or more. 

6. Heggerty Phonemic Awareness Lesson 

7. 12:45 Class Meeting on Zoom

8.Listen to Mrs. Teichert Read: Secrets of the Vegetable Garden

• More Elementary Music/Movement/Dance Here. 

Additional Learning Ideas: 

• Read 20 minutes or more 
• Raz-Kids Click on “Kids Login”
• Wonders Online Activities 

Feel free to work on the bonus worksheet pages found in your packet. (the packet with the caterpillar on the front), but please don’t go ahead on the your turn packet, or ready math worksheets.

Please bring back any library books that you have checked out this year.  You can return them to the Q1 building when you pick up your packets on Friday, March 27th.  Thank you for doing this.  We appreciate you!

If you want to know how our garden is growing click here:

This is the book that we will be reading after spring break.  You can buy it from amazon here, you can get it from several libraries, or it is free with kindle unlimited on Amazon.  You do NOT NEED to buy it.  I will be reading it to the students.  You only need the book if they would like to follow along.

Dragon Master Secret of the Water Dragon –
We are reading this book.  Get caught up on any
chapters you have missed by clicking on the link here.

1.  Today at 10:00 am is our first meeting on Zoom.
If you have any problems getting in call the Quest office and ask for the IT department and they can help walk you through how to get in.  There will be another link at #7 for the 12:45 meeting (see below).
2. Wonders Lesson
   Daily Writing Journal
  Cut and Sort
Short Book 
I-Ready Reading: Go to clever.com and log in with your QR code found on your packet. Complete at least 15 minutes or more. (Parents, please do not give answers.) 
3. ECRI Part 1
     ECRI Part 2

4. Haggerty Phonics Lesson

Lunch Break

5. Math Session 3

   I-Ready Math: Go to clever.com and log in with your QR code. Complete 15 minutes or more. 
6.  Daily Calendar 
7. 12:45 Class Meeting on Zoom

Optional activities
RAZ-kids.com or additional pages in your fun pack with the caterpillar on the front.

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