Students should be reading at home every night.
Have students practice rereading books that they are familiar with to practice fluency, reading rate, and reading with expression.
Practice word problems at home!
examples: "We have five apples and two bananas, how many pieces of fruit do we have in all?"
Take your students to the store and practice word problems as you shop!
Practice identifying the tens and ones in 2 digit numbers!
Practice skip counting by 2s, 5s, 10s, and 25!
Go over high frequency words with your students like:
the, I, a, said, to, do, of, see, he, be, me, from, look, book, are, was, you, what, have, your, want, no, go, so, goes, says, she, we, talk, walk, were, could, would, should, or, for.
Talk about different character traits and how different people around them show these character traits
(fairness, respect for others, respect for the environment, courage, equality, tolerance, perseverance, and commitment) to connect with our Social Studies unit on Historical Figures.
