Ms. Lesowski's Classroom
There are 3 homework days worth of work to complete. During your three home learning days please work with your child to complete the homework sheets sent home. You will find links to copies of each item sent home below in the appropriate section in case you misplace the homework. Make sure you send the completed homework back to school for me to mark and return to you so we can all help your child progress in their learning.
NUMERACY
Number of the Day (One per day)
Use the number of the day template to complete the number of the day (pick one each day). If you forget how, check the completed example provided in your home learning package and at the bottom of the numeracy page. You should try with 2 digit numbers, but once you get the hang of it you can try 3 or 4 digits.
Numbers:
61 OR 961 OR 2961
95 OR 295 OR 7295
33 OR 433 OR 1433
Numbers:
61 OR 961 OR 2961
95 OR 295 OR 7295
33 OR 433 OR 1433
Math Tasks (Worksheets)
Try your best to complete the numeracy worksheets for this week. Each one works on a different kind of skill.
Worksheets:
Daily Math - We started the week 3 sheets in class. Please complete the rest of the days and the brain stretch. Use the cheat sheets provided for help with conversions and time.
Find the Path - write the answers to the addition and subtraction questions, then colour all the squares where the answer is 5 to show the path.
Greater Than, Less Than, or Equal To - use the correct symbol to show if the first number is greater than, lesser than, or equal to the second number. Remember, the pacman always eats the bigger number!
Measurement in Centimeters - look at the objects above the rulers. Write down how long each item is.
Worksheets:
Daily Math - We started the week 3 sheets in class. Please complete the rest of the days and the brain stretch. Use the cheat sheets provided for help with conversions and time.
Find the Path - write the answers to the addition and subtraction questions, then colour all the squares where the answer is 5 to show the path.
Greater Than, Less Than, or Equal To - use the correct symbol to show if the first number is greater than, lesser than, or equal to the second number. Remember, the pacman always eats the bigger number!
Measurement in Centimeters - look at the objects above the rulers. Write down how long each item is.
Games
There are lots of numeracy games you can play at home together using pencil and paper, dice, or cards. Students can also use their Chromebook or other device to play some of the online games suggested.
Pencil & Paper, Dice, or Cards:
Beat the Teacher (cards, paper, and pencil)
Guess My Number (100s chart and a pencil)
Addition War (deck of cards)
Make Ten (deck of cards)
Online: (if you need your login info again let me know)
Prodigy
Education.com
Pencil & Paper, Dice, or Cards:
Beat the Teacher (cards, paper, and pencil)
Guess My Number (100s chart and a pencil)
Addition War (deck of cards)
Make Ten (deck of cards)
Online: (if you need your login info again let me know)
Prodigy
Education.com
Challenge of the week: 3 Act Task (Graham Cracker)
Click the link above to see the 3 act task.
Follow the directions for each task. Try your best to estimate reasonably without looking at the answers.
Acts 2 and 3 give you more information and the answer.
Follow the directions for each task. Try your best to estimate reasonably without looking at the answers.
Acts 2 and 3 give you more information and the answer.
LITERACY
Reading
Read for at least 20 minutes each day. Keep track in your learning log and fill out the Home Reading program sheet. Don't forget to let me know how easy/difficult the books are so I can make sure to give you the right level.
Word of the Day (One per day)
Use the word of the day template to complete the word of the day (pick one each day). If you forget how, check the completed example provided in your home learning package and at the bottom of the literacy page. You can choose your own word if you want to!
Words:
Halloween
pumpkin
treat
Words:
Halloween
pumpkin
treat
Writing Tasks (Prompts and Worksheets)
Use the pages provided to do some writing each day. You can choose your own topic or use the prompts below. Don't forget to put the date at the top of your page and add your own picture. Try your best to use full sentences including capital letters and punctuation. Use your nicest writing, including finger spaces between words. Check over your writing when you're done to make sure it makes sense and you didn't leave out or use any words.
Prompts:
Write about this picture: Masked Jack-o-lantern
Would you rather have a magic carpet or personal robot? Why?
Write about what you are going to do for Halloween.
Worksheets:
What is an Adjective - Circle or colour the describing words on the sheet.
Prompts:
Write about this picture: Masked Jack-o-lantern
Would you rather have a magic carpet or personal robot? Why?
Write about what you are going to do for Halloween.
Worksheets:
What is an Adjective - Circle or colour the describing words on the sheet.
Spelling (groups are based on the colour of your words)
Day 1:
Cut and sort words at home. Write them down to practice.
Day 2:
Speed sort words. Do a word hunt. Try and find as many of your spelling words around the house as you can.
Day 3:
Make a silly sentence using at least 2 of your words. Make a super sentence using as many of your words s you can.
Cut and sort words at home. Write them down to practice.
Day 2:
Speed sort words. Do a word hunt. Try and find as many of your spelling words around the house as you can.
Day 3:
Make a silly sentence using at least 2 of your words. Make a super sentence using as many of your words s you can.
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White Group - Sort 1
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Yellow Group - Sort 27
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Pink Group - Sort 7
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SCIENCE
Earthquakes
During our Zoom meeting on October 16 we talked a bit about earthquakes and how to stay safe during one. This week at school we practiced an earthquake drill and watched a video about earthquakes because students had some really great questions about why we have earthquakes. Last week was also the BC Shake Out, which is a great opportunity for everyone to learn more about earthquakes and how to stay safe during and after one. At home you can point out safe places to take cover during an earthquake, and go through a drill at home to ensure your child knows how to stay safe at home during this type of emergency.
Videos:
Mystery Science: How do Earthquakes Happen?
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