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December 11-18,2013
Reading: Read every night for 20 mins. Do 2(two) reading journal entries. Read memory, pattern and dolch words every night as part of your daily reading. Read the books that were given.
Writing: 1. Write a story about your favorite holiday. Use as many memory, pattern and dolch words that you can within your story. 2. Underline the verbs and make a list of them. 3. Circle the nouns and make a list of them.
1st grade Math:Do math assignments on making as many combination numbers for the following numbers: Wednesday- 13, Thursday-10, Friday-15, Monday-9, Tuesday-12
2nd grade Math: 1. Write as many combination numbers for the following numbers: Wednesday-20, Thursday-18, Friday-25, Monday-16, Tuesday 30 2. Write a word problem where the answer will be the given number for each day. It could be a subtraction or addition problem. For example: for the number 20 you could write. My mom gave me 5 rings, my dad gave me 10 more and I had 5 of them in my box. How many rings do I have now? You must show the equation (5+10+5=20)
December 11-18,2013
Reading: Read every night for 20 mins. Do 2(two) reading journal entries. Read memory, pattern and dolch words every night as part of your daily reading. Read the books that were given.
Writing: 1. Write a story about your favorite holiday. Use as many memory, pattern and dolch words that you can within your story. 2. Underline the verbs and make a list of them. 3. Circle the nouns and make a list of them.
1st grade Math:Do math assignments on making as many combination numbers for the following numbers: Wednesday- 13, Thursday-10, Friday-15, Monday-9, Tuesday-12
2nd grade Math: 1. Write as many combination numbers for the following numbers: Wednesday-20, Thursday-18, Friday-25, Monday-16, Tuesday 30 2. Write a word problem where the answer will be the given number for each day. It could be a subtraction or addition problem. For example: for the number 20 you could write. My mom gave me 5 rings, my dad gave me 10 more and I had 5 of them in my box. How many rings do I have now? You must show the equation (5+10+5=20)
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