Letter Vv - Writing

How many letters are in the alphabet?  How do you write Vv’s?  What sound does “v” make?  Can you name some words that begin with v?  Get up, move, dance, write in the air and learn about the letter Vv!  

Easter Math - Counting to 10

Count and sing with the Busy Beaver.  When you are done, work on your IXL - Math A,B, & C. Way to go Christian and Christopher for completing all 3 sections!!  Elizabeth, you are almost there.  Good job boys and girls!  

Home Activities

Brittany, nice job on coloring and ordering your Easter eggs!  I love how neatly you wrote your name too.  Keep up the good work!

Easter Story

One more familiar Easter story.  Listen for the rhyming words in this one!

Easter Math - Counting to 10

Enjoy the counting videos then, if you can, print out the “Easter Roll & Cover”.  Color the Easter eggs and basket but not the numbers in the dots.  Use a die to roll or make some paper flash cards with dots similar to a die. Roll the die or draw a flash card, if  you see the number on your basket, cover it! You can use a coin, bean, noodle, toy etc to cover the numbers.  Play as many times as you like.  Have fun!
Don’t forget to keep working on your IXL (numbers to 3, numbers to 5, and numbers to 10).

Rhyming Words

Rhyming words sound the same at the end like “at”, “bat”, “cat”, etc.  Listen to and repeat the rhyming words in the video.  Then use the sheet attached in the email to practice matching rhyming words.  I would suggest that your child cut on the lines, mix up the pictures, and play a matching game.  When they are done, put the pictures in an envelope or ziploc bag and save them to play again later.  If you don’t have the ability to print the sheet, look at the sheet and try to recreate some pictures with simple drawings.  Rhyming words are difficult but fun.  Enjoy!

Science at Home

Check out the bee that Will found and studied while out for a ride on his Big Wheel the other day.  He has a snake story too but I think it was a little too chaotic to get a picture. :)

Good job on the volcano!  I think maybe you will be a scientist one day.