

2.RL.2/2.NBT.2 Week of August 16, 2021
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1st - 2nd Grade
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Jennifer Guin
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1.RL.2/2.NBT.2 Week of August 16, 2021
by Jennifer Guin
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Good Morning!
Put your folder in the green basket.
Put your backpack in your cubby.
Complete your bell ringer.
If you finish early you may get a book to read.
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School Rules
1. Be respectful
2. Be responsible
3. Be safe
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Expectations
Always treat others with respect. Manners go a long way.
Keep up with your things.
Do not leave trash on the floor. We all want a clean organized space to learn.
Raise your hand for any questions you may have.
Raise your hand and ask for permission before leaving your seat. We can NOT be going to backpacks, getting up to the go to the garbage, or going to a different table without permission.
Do not talk when anyone else is talking. Listen to the person that is speaking.
Wear your mask over your nose and mouth at all times. Keep a block between you.
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Incentives:
Trip to the treasure box.
Take shoes off in the room for 30 minutes.
Pickle Party
Popcorn Party
Popsicle Party
15 minutes extra computer time.
Lunch with the teacher.
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Consequences:
Warning
Move clip to yellow/parent contact/lose 5 minutes of recess.
Move clip to blue/lose 15 minutes of your recess. You will spend in the reflection chair during recess completing your stop and think./Parent contact will be made.
Move clip to red. There will be No recess. There will be an office referral/Parent conference.
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Hallway Expectation
Be in a still, straight, silent line.
Pay attention to where the person in front of you stops.
Put a square in between you and your classmates.
You must have your mask on over your mouth and nose in the hallway as well as everywhere else.
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Expectations
Always treat others with respect. Manners go a long way.
Keep up with your things.
Do not leave trash on the floor. We all want a clean organized space to learn.
Raise your hand for any questions you may have.
Raise your hand and ask for permission before leaving your seat. We can NOT be going to backpacks, getting up to the go to the garbage, or going to a different table without permission.
Do not talk when anyone else is talking. Listen to the person that is speaking.
Wear your mask over your nose and mouth at all times. Keep a block between you.
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Academic Vocabulary Words
Syllable- a single, unbroken sound of a spoken (or written) word
Blends- a set of two or three consonant letters that when pronounced, retain their sound.
Retell- to tell again
Central Message- central message of a story is basically the main idea, or the point that the author wants the reader to take away from the story.
Lesson- what the author wants to the reader to learn by reading the story.
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Questions to ask:
1. Who are the characters?
2. Where does the story take place?
3. What was the problem in the story?
4. How do the characters solve their problem?
5. What happens at the beginning, middle, and end of the story.
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Tiger Time
Teacher Table: 1st 15 minutes *** Everyone else will be completing
Matthew activities in their intervention folders.***
Lyndsei
D'Kylan
Ricardo
Teacher Table: 2nd 15 minutes
1. Za'kiya
2. DJ
3. Brandolyn
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Multiple Choice
What is an opinion?
Something that can be proven
The way you think or feel about a topic
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Multiple Choice
Everyone should play a sport.
FACT
OPINION
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Multiple Choice
Summer is the best season.
FACT
OPINION
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Multiple Choice
Chocolate ice cream tastes better than vanilla.
FACT
OPINION
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When we restate the question, we must place the question in the answer
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Mr. Sowell
My name is Mr. Sowell
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Blue
My favorite color is Blue
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Multiple Choice
Select the sentence below that restates the following question:
Should children be able to drive cars?
Children drive cars
Children should be able to
Children should be able to drive
Children should be able to drive cars because
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Multiple Choice
Who helped you bake those cookies?
Those cookies were baked in my kitchen.
My grandma helped me bake those cookies.
My mom helped me.
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Multiple Choice
Where are we having our picnic?
We are having our picnic at the park.
At the park.
It is at the park.
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Health
Staying Safe
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Open Ended
Name one thing of your paper that you can do to stay healthy.
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Independent Practice
Skip Counting by 5's starting with a product of 5
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Tiger Time
Math
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My Table
1st 15 minutes 2nd 15 minutes *** Everyone else will work in
their Tiger Time folders. ***
1. Aiden 1. DJ
2. Ricardo 2. Za'Kiya
3. Lyndsei 3. Brandolyn
4. Matthew 4. Jertavian
5. D'Kylan
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