A Peek at Next Week April 27-May 1
Doing school this way is getting harder by the day and I'm sure you are feeling the same way. I know my own kids are resisting their e-learning work more and more and I'm sure you are seeing it too.
Something that has really lifted my spirits are all the positive shout outs the kids are giving each other on our Seesaw blog . I love all the sweet messages being sent to one another. If you have not had the chance to look I recommend it. I am so proud of the kids, keep sending out those good thoughts!
Also keep an eye out for some "stickers" on your Seesaw work. Just another way to show students what an awesome job they are doing.
I think I'm going to lessen our work load in the coming weeks. There is a lot to be learned from spending time with family too.
Math- We have just one math chapter left, Chapter 10. It is 4 lessons and then we are done. So for the rest of May we are going to have to do other things for math.
Reading- Raz-kids has been giving people all sorts of trouble. I don't know if it is because it is a free trial or just the amount of students using it now but it is not always cooperating. Only do a flight check if it is new, you only need to to it once. If you did an assignment and it says you didn't do it but you did you don't need to do it again. It will show as done to me. It seems like what I see doesn't always match the kids accounts.
Science- We are done with the science book for the year. I will post a few more Matter activities this week and then that will be it.
Religion- Bible stories
Writing- Nonfiction writing. I have some lessons for this that I'm going to try with the class over Zoom. I don't know how that will work but I guess we will try. I'm thinking smaller Zoom groups, 7 at a time, might work better than whole class. I'll send out a Remind with your meeting info.
ABC Countdown- I'm going to start that on Monday instead of Wednesday. I will post a bunch of activities for the day, pick one or do them all. I hope this countdown will be a little fun for everyone.
Take Care,
Mrs. Lindgren