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Wednesday, September 10, 2014

Magic Tree House

I love Magic Tree House books!   The vocabulary is great and the historical fiction is fun for the kids.  I love when I stop reading and they say "please read more!!!"

We are now on book 3.  After wading 2 chapters today, we illustrated and labeled the character and setting.  

1:1 Correspondence

I call it "touch and say". We use it when we count AND when we read. 
Today we practiced tracking our print -top to bottom/left to right 

Poetry Notebook for Blue Day

B-L-U-E spells blue ---





Numbers 0, 1, 2, & 3

Today we began talking about how to represent numbers.  We will do this for numbers 0-20. We discuss how the number looks in a set, ten frame(or twenty frame), dot cube, place value, number line and the number word.

We started with the number 0 and 1. We filled out our anchor chart and then after work time, 2 students were able to share how they would represent their number.







Next we discussed the number 2. 






Number 3




Number Book


Monday, September 8, 2014

Math Stations for the Week

Station 1 : what's the missing number? 
Students fill in missing number patterns for numbers 1-20. 



Station 2:overhead 
Cross Out - Students roll a dice and cross out the number rolled. 



Station 3: matching numbers 
Students match numbers to number words, numbers to sets, and sets to number words





Station 4: Creating sets 
Students match the number on the elephant to the amount of links



Station 5 :<,>,=
Students draw a number card and produce a set that is equal to, greater than, and less than that number card 



Station 6: sorting by attributes 
Students sort attribute pieces by color and then size 


Station 7: iPads
I LOVE THIS APP!
It's called find sum 
Students make 10 

Station 8: smart Board.  
I forgot to take a picture of the students on the smart board today. 
Here is the game they are playing 



Literature Stations for the week

Station 1: iPads 
Students are placed in apps based on their needs to reinforce phonics/ phonemic awareness skills. 
Station 2: beginning sounds
Students match the picture to the letter that makes the beginning sound 
Station 3: Overhead 
Students match upper case letters to lower case letters. 


Station 4: smart board 
Students match letter sounds and work on alphabetical order 

Station 5: Write the Room 
Students search the room for words that start with A, B, C, etc....
Station 6: Making Letters 
The play dough was really moist after being in the classroom all weekend. We improvised with jewels. 
Station 7: making words 
Students match letters to create number and color words 

Station 8 : beginning sounds 
Student match the picture to it's correct beginning sound. 

Friday

Ok sorry I am late posting this. We finished up Hh week by graphing our hair color and making a Hh craft.