Videos

5:52 Worms for Lunch? by Leonid Gore

Worms for lunch? Oh no! Read to find out who is going to eat worms for lunch. For you writing lesson today: maybe you can tell me what you had for lunch and if you enjoyed it. Another idea, tell me what you wish you could have for lunch and why you would like that. Want ice cream for lunch? Tell me why! Hope you enjoy the story, and I look forward to seeing what you want for lunch!

5:23 Rhyming Lesson #1

This week we begin to review and improve our rhyming skills. Follow along with me, and watch and listen to the video where we discuss what is a rhyming word, and practice our rhyming skills. Rhyming is a TK standard and an important to skill to master. Once you have finished watching, complete the lesson posted under this video. Hope you enjoy!

6:03 We Found a Hat by Jon Klassen

Two turtles find one hat that they both want to wear. Uh oh, how will they solve this problem, read to find out! Your writing prompt today is; Have you ever lost something and then found it. Maybe you can tell me what you lost and where you found it. I look forward to reading your stories!

5:53 Subtraction Lesson #4

Please watch this video before completing today's subtraction problems that are written in the daily post. Students can draw circles to represent the different objects I use in the subtraction stories. Good Luck!

5:54 The Very Quiet Cricket by Eric Carle

Make sure you watch all the way until the end for a surprise. Your writing prompt today is: Tell me about a time where you had to practice something many times before you learned it. How did you feel once you learned this new skill? I give a few examples at the end of the story. Don't forget to draw a detailed pictures, and always put spaces in between your words. Have fun!

6:07 Subtraction Lesson #3

Please watch this video before completing the subtraction stories/problems I have written in today's post. You will need a pencil and paper to complete this lesson. Good luck!

6:03 There Is a Bird on Your Head! by Mo Willems

The very first Piggie and Gerald story by Mo Willems. Todays writing prompt is to think of another adventure Piggie and Gerald can go on. It could be a real story, like going to the grocery store, or a crazy story, like flying into outer space. It is totally up to you! Don't forget to draw a detailed picture. Hope you enjoyed the story!

5:38 Subtraction Lesson #2

Please watch and listen to the subtraction lesson. You will learn what the answer in a subtraction problem is called. Once finished watching, please complete the last two subtraction pages in the Math Homework Book if you have it. Thank You!

5:57 I'll Wait, Mr. Panda by Steve Antony

Another Mr. Panda story! I wonder what all the characters are waiting for Mr. Panda to make? Watch and listen to find out. Your writing prompt today is: What is something that you have to wait for? Is waiting for something hard or easy to do? I give some ideas at the end of the story. Hope you enjoy!

5:58 Subtraction Lesson #1

Please listen and watch our first subtraction lesson. Being able to complete subtraction problems is a Kindergarten standard, and I also encourage the TK students to join in. After watching the video, please complete two subtraction pages in the Interactive Math Homework Book if you have it at home. Thank You!

6:09 Road Builders Written by: B.G. Hennessy, Illustrated by: Simms Taback

I really enjoyed how this book described all the different type of trucks it takes to build a road. You may want to watch the story a couple times to remember all the information the book is telling you. Your writing prompt today is: Please write about what would you like to be when you grow up, and don't forget to tell me why this job is interesting to you. Take your time, and do not forget to draw your picture.

6:18 Math Lesson: Number Sequence

To complete this lesson you will need: pencil/marker, scissors, glue, and two pieces of paper. The idea for this lesson was given to me by Mrs. Penaranda. This lesson will not only help you practice your counting skills, but will also give you an opportunity to practice your fine motor skills, which is also important. I hope you can complete it at home! Thanks for watching!