Week of April 27th

Reading Writing Phonics Math

April is National

Poetry month. Use

the attached

poems to practice

reading fluently.

Choose the poem

that fits your reading

level the best. Use

the attached

fluency cards to

practice reading in

some fun ways. Do

this 5 times then

read the poem

fluently to a parent.

If you choose,

record yourself

reading and send it to your teacher! ☺

Listen to the read

aloud here:

https://youtu.be/a4e

tUKzYAec

Choose a word and

write your own

acrostic poem. Some

ideas include:

• Animal name from

your report.

• Your first name.

• A nature word.

• A sport or activity you like to do.

See the attached

example. Email a

picture of your poem

and keep it for next

week’s Zoom

meetings!

Practice reading

and writing words

containing the

chunk UE/EW using

the attached list.

Some ways to

practice include:

• Finger paint

• Stamp the words

in playdough.

• Form pipe

cleaners to spell

the words.

• Create a BINGO

game.

• Q-tip paint the

words.

We will continue

with Chapter 11

over 3D shapes this

week.

Use the attached

GO Math workbook

pages to build new

shapes, take apart

shapes, and review

with 3D shapes.

Complete 20-30 minutes of RAZ-Kids or IXL each day.

IXL Math – 3D Shapes, W.1-W.10

IXL Language Arts – Adjectives, LL.3 & Rhyming, C.4

Additional Practice Ideas

Specials: Art• https://www.tippcitysch

ools.com/Domain/684

Tipp City Arts Council

Poetry Jam• https://www.tippcityarts

council.com/poetry-jam.html

Math Practice

• Addition and

subtraction facts

within 20.

Scholastic News

• Use your class code

to read and watch

Scholastic News

magazines. https://sn1.scholastic.com/

Directions: Please have your child complete the learning activities listed below in addition to reading daily and

working on RAZ Kids or IXL. Remember it is best to stay consistent when working each day. Set aside a time to complete activities, have materials ready, and clear away any distraction to help your child stay on task.

1st Grade Distance Learning

Acrostic Poem

An acrostic poem uses the letters in the topic to tell

about it.

Write a word vertically and write a word, phrase, or short sentence about it

beginning with each letter.

See the example.

ue ewblue blew

true flew

glue new

clue knew

argue stew

tissue grew

rescue chew

ue and ew Words