Mrs. Malecha
Mrs. Rosen
Faith First
Starship Games
Science - magnets and springs
Funny Poetry
Change Maker
Martin Luther King day
Free Rice
Grammar Gorilla, from Funbrain
Here are some web sites to practice money counting skills.
Count the Money (Saxon Math)
Count money, then compare which is more (Harcourt). Very realistic coins.
Count money- flashcards
Math Playground count the money- more advanced counting.
Macmillan
Using money - match amounts
Money- match amounts
Unit 2 - Place Value and Money
A tutorial on denominations of money
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Religion
- Recite traditional prayers.
- Participate appropriately in Church celebrations, including Reconciliation and Eucharist.
- Participate in outreach activities.
- Demonstrate how to apply the 10 Commandments to daily life.
- Participate in Advent and Lenten activities.
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Language Arts
- Use multiple strategies to read new words.
- Read and understand the meanings of words. Uses dictionary and thesaurus.
- Read for meaning (main idea, sequences, details) and read aloud fluently.
- Communicate with a sequence of legible and complete sentences.
- Write with description and apply transition words effectively.
- Spell high frequency words accurately.
- Speak clearly and effectively in front of a group.
- Listen to gain information and follow multi-step directions.
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Math
- Read, write, and compare whole numbers through four digits and round two- and three-digit numbers to the nearest ten.
- Recall addition and subtraction facts through 18.
- Demonstrate an understanding of multiplication and division through use of arrays and manipulatives.
- Add & subtract 2-digit numbers with renaming.
- Read, write and compare fractions.
- Identify geometric figures.
- Use calculators, thermometers and measurement tools.
- Count coins and calculate change up to five dollars.
- Tell time to minute intervals.
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Science
- Understand growth of plants and label plant parts.
- Compare components and characteristics of various plant and animal habitats.
- Define the three states of matter (solid, liquid and gas) and their characteristics.
- Explain attributes of air and water; know the water cycle.
- Understand that heat, light and sound are forms of energy.
- Know that germs can make us sick and how to keep from spreading them.
- Explore magnetic force.
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Social Studies
- Compare and describe neighborhoods throughout the world.
- Know the continents and oceans of the world.
- Identify different kinds of landforms in the US.
- Interpret maps and graphs.
- Understand the highlights of our country’s history and culture.
- Define roles of the leaders of our national, state, and local government.
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Technology
- Understand and be able to properly use the keyboard.
- Understand basic computer operations.
- Be able to use hardware and software safely and properly.
- Be able to use a computer as an educational tool.
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Art
- Use the elements of art creatively, especially shape and line.
- Apply the principles of art creatively, especially pattern and movement.
- Create many kinds of art with skill and a sense of pride.
- Develop fine motor skills.
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Music
- Hear crescendo and decrescendo, accents, and changes in dynamics.
- Differentiate between families of instruments and the four different voices.
- Know the intervals of the treble clef.
- Hear and make patterns of sounds.
- Understand that music has form.
- Hear and make simple kinds of harmony.
- Participate in patriotic, folk, and ethnic music.
- Care for equipment
- Be a good audience.
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