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Skill: Setting

• What is this skill? The setting of a story is where it happens and when it happens. A setting can be a real place or an imaginary (make-believe) one.
• Why is this important? Knowing about the setting can help a reader better understand the story. Good readers look for clues that tell about the setting to help them create pictures in their minds about the story.

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 Sight Words:

• Introduce: is
• Review: the, I, a, see, like, by, my, to, am, at, go

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 Alphabet:

• Letter focus: Dd, Nn

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 Phonological Awareness (No print - Listening ONLY): 

• Phoneme Segmentation: Ask your child to tell you ALL the sounds they hear a word.
  • at     /a/ /t/
  • go    /g/ /o/
  • am   /a/ /m/
  • Helpful Video:  

 

• Can you count the SYLLABLES in a word? Click here to see a helpful video: 

 

• Can you identify which words RHYME? Click here to see a helpful video: 

 

Grammar: 

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Writing:

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 Math:

Reading

 

 

Skill: Setting

• What is this skill? The setting of a story is where it happens and when it happens. A setting can be a real place or an imaginary (make-believe) one.
• Why is this important? Knowing about the setting can help a reader better understand the story. Good readers look for clues that tell about the setting to help them create pictures in their minds about the story.

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 Sight Words:

• Introduce: am, at, go
• Review: the, I, a, see, like, by, my, to

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 Alphabet:

• Letter focus: Aa, Tt & Bb

 

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 Phonological Awareness (No print - Listening ONLY): 

• Ask your child to tell you the FIRST sound they hear in any word (examples: lit, tan, shut, toy, hero, chop, the, dish, etc...) Here is a helpful video: 

 

• Can you count the SYLLABLES in a word? Click here to see a helpful video: 

 

• Can you identify which words RHYME? Click here to see a helpful video: 

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Grammar: 

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Writing:

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 Math: 

Reading

 

 

Skill: Character

• What is this skill?  A character is a person or animal in a story.  Identifying characters in a story helps the reader have a better understanding of the text.
• Why is this important?  Knowing about characters can help a reader better understand a story.  Good readers look for clues about what characters do and how they feel. 

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Sight Words:

• Introduce: by, my, to
• Review: the, I, a, see, like

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 Alphabet:

• Letter focus: Bb & Tt

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 Phonological Awareness (No print - Listening ONLY): 

• Ask your child to tell you the FIRST sound they hear in any word (examples: sit, fan, shut, boy, zero, chip, they, wish, etc...) Here is a helpful video:

 

• Can you count the SYLLABLES in a word? Click here to see a helpful video: 

 

• Can you identify which words RHYME? Click here to see a helpful video: 

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Grammar: Verbs 

• Review Present Tense
• Introduce Past Tense

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Writing:

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 Math:

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Skill: Main Idea

• What is this skill? The main idea is what a story is mostly about. It is the most important thing the author wants to talk about.

  Why is this important? Good readers think about the important things, or details, that happen in a story to help them find the main idea.

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 Sight Words:

• Introduce: like
• Review: the, I, a, see

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 Alphabet:

• Letter focus: Mm & Ss

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 Phonological Awareness (No print - Listening ONLY): 

• Can you count the SYLLABLES in a word? Click here to see a helpful video: 
• Can you identify which words RHYME? Click here to see a helpful video: 

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Grammar: Present Tense Verbs

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Writing:

• Letter and number formation
• Writing first names
• Daily journal writing

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 Math:

 

Reading

 

 

Skill: Setting

• What is this skill? The setting of a story is where it happens and when it happens. A setting can be a real place or an imaginary (make-believe) one.
• Why is this important? Knowing about the setting can help a reader better understand the story. Good readers look for clues that tell about the setting to help them create pictures in their minds about the story.

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 Sight Words:

• Introduce: see
• Review: the, I, a

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 Alphabet: (We are just introducing these letters. We will focus on each one after introductions).

• Introduce: Qq, Rr, Ss, Tt, Uu, Vv, Ww, Xx, Yy, Zz
• Review: all other letters

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 Phonological Awareness (No print - Listening ONLY): 

• Can you count the SYLLABLES in a word? Click here to see a helpful video: 
• Can you identify which words RHYME? Click here to see a helpful video: 

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Grammar: Present Tense Verbs

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Writing:

• Letter and number formation
• Writing first names
• Daily journal writing

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 Math:

Reading

 

Skill: Plot

• What is this skill? All stories have a beginning, middle, and an end. We call things that happen in the beginning, middle, and at the end of a story the plot.
• Why is this important? Knowing about the plot can help a reader better understand a story. Good readers use what they already know to help them follow a story.   

 Sight Words:

• Introduce: a & I 
• Review: the

 Alphabet: (We are just introducing these letters. We will focus on each one after introductions).

• Introduce: Gg, Hh, Ii, Jj, Ll, Mm, Nn, Oo, Pp
• Review: Aa, Bb, Cc, Dd, Ee, Ff

 Phonological Awareness (No print - Listening ONLY): 

• How many words are in a sentence?
• Can you identify which words rhyme?

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Grammar:

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Writing:

• Letter and number formation
• Writing first names
• Daily journal writing

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Math:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Reading

 

 

Skill: Character

• What is this skill?  A character is a person or animal in a story.  Identifying characters in a story helps the reader have a better understanding of the text. 
• Why is this important?  Knowing about characters can help a reader better understand a story.  Good readers look for clues about what characters do and how they feel.  

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 Sight Words:

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 Alphabet:

• Introduce Aa, Bb, Cc, Dd, Ee, Ff

 Phonological Awareness (No print): 

• Count words in a sentence
• Determine what words that rhyme
• First sound in a word

Grammar:

• Common Nouns

Writing:

• Letter and number formation
• Writing first names
• Daily journal writing

iReady Math Curriculum:

Unit 1 - Position, Length, Height, and Sorting

Unit 2 - Numbers to 5, Shapes, and Weight

Unit 3 - Addition and Subtraction Within 5 and Shapes

Unit 4 - Numbers to 10 and Shapes

Unit 5 - Numbers to 100

Unit 6 - Addition and Subtraction Within 10

Unit 7 - Teen Numbers and Shapes

 

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