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• 5:57 Pattern Lesson #1

  Join me as we begin a series of lessons identifying and describing patters. We learn what a pattern is, and how to make an AB pattern. Remember, if you get stuck, say the pattern out loud to help you find what comes next. After watching the video, I encourage you to make your own pattern at home. You can draw your pattern, or make it out of objects. Enjoy!

  Uploaded May 06, 2020 by Chris Auad
• 7:30 Writers Workshop Lesson #3-Adding Pages To Your Story

  In todays lesson I will demonstrate how to add pages to the story you started on Monday. Make sure the pages you add stay on topic. A reminder that every sentence starts with an upper case letter and end with punctuation. I look forward to seeing your stories!

  Uploaded Apr 07, 2020 by Chris Auad
• 2:01 Black History Month Video 1 Featured

  Corvallis students sharing black pride.

  Uploaded Feb 13, 2023 by Melynda Piezas
• 5:60 Pattern Lesson #3

  Our last pattern lesson where we introduce the ABB and ABC pattern. Watch as I make each pattern. After watching, try to make these patterns at home by drawing them on paper. Good Luck!

  Uploaded May 11, 2020 by Chris Auad
• 5:52 Second Step Lesson #3 Problem Solving Continued

  Samantha has a problem. She wants to join in with a group of kids who are playing, but does not know how. Let us help her find a solution to her problem. Remember, when you have a problem: First, say the problem. Second, think of a solution. Also, remember your calming down strategies. Puppy and snail are also here to say hi to you!

  Uploaded May 07, 2020 by Chris Auad
• 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!

  Uploaded Apr 23, 2020 by Chris Auad
• 2:18 I Am Me Featured

  Corvallis students reading their I Am poems.

  Uploaded May 15, 2023
• 5:57 Pattern Lesson #2

  Join me as we learn to identify and make two new patterns. The AABB pattern and the AAB pattern. Remember, if you become confused or stuck while making your pattern, say the pattern out loud until you reach the part where you had trouble. Speaking the pattern often makes it clearer and easier to understand. Good luck!

  Uploaded May 08, 2020 by Chris Auad
• 5:31 Ordinary Mary’s Extraordinary Deed part one
  Uploaded May 12, 2020
• 2:15 Celebrating AAPI Month Featured

  Japanese Children's Day

  Uploaded May 08, 2023