e-LRC Kindergarten Spring 2020e-LRC Kindergarten Spring 2020
Please choose at least one activity from each category to complete each day. Many of them we have done before in class, so you should be familiar with how to do them. If not, feel free to email me and I will help you! **Also, parents and students, I would love to see your work. Please feel free to email me your creations or projects! I hope all of you are doing well!**
Listen to Mrs. Satern’s Read Alouds
“Should I Share My Ice Cream?”
“Don’t Let Pigeon Stay Up Late!”
“Curious George Visits the Zoo”
“If You Give A Mouse A Cookie”
“Duck in the Truck” – NEW 5/6!
“Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive The Bus!” – NEW 5/7!
“Ernie’s Little Lie” – NEW 5/11!
“The Pigeon Wants a Puppy!” – NEW 5/19!
“We Are In A Book!” – NEW 5/20!
STEM/Coding
- Family STEM Activities – here is a list of 77 family STEM activities that you can complete while we are away. Please either email me some of the activities you have worked on or share them with a friend. I can’t wait to hear about them! *NEW 4/7*
- Play-Doh Challenges – here are some how-to videos from Play-Doh that could help you create new things. Watch them by yourself or with a family member and create something new! Send a picture to Miss Pollert through an email describing what you made! – NEW 4/20!
Computer Time
- Starfall – share your favorite game that you have played in the lab with mom or dad or an older sibling or family member. Then try to practice a brand new game on your own. Remember your favorites and when you come back to the lab, you can be the teacher and show Mrs. Satern and Miss Pollert how to play the game!
- ABCya – share your favorite game that you have played in the lab with mom or dad or an older sibling or family member. Then try to practice a brand new game on your own. Remember your favorites and when you come back to the lab, you can be the teacher and show Mrs. Satern and Miss Pollert how to play the game!
- Seussville – continue to watch Dr. Seuss stories on this website and complete interactive games that go along with the stories. These activities will help you to work on your computer skills and have a longer time to complete these games that we worked on during Read Across America week! *NEW 3/30*
Library Skills
- Read a story or book that you have at home. Create an illustration about your favorite part of the book so that you can tell me about the story when you get back to Clearmont. We will display our story illustrations all around the LRC for everyone to see!
- Practice a story that you like to read so that if you want to, you can read the story to your specials group the next time you come to the library! I would love to hear your reading skills and all about the books you read while we were away.
- Destiny Discover – Go on our school’s Destiny Discover website and search with your mom or dad or older siblings books that you would like to check out on your next library day! Make sure to write them down so you don’t forget! 🙂
Please choose at least one activity from each category to complete each day. Many of them we have done before in class, so you should be familiar with how to do them. If not, feel free to email me and I will help you! **Also, parents and students, I would love to see your work. Please feel free to email me your creations or projects! I hope all of you are doing well!**
Listen to Mrs. Satern’s Read Alouds
“Should I Share My Ice Cream?”
“Don’t Let Pigeon Stay Up Late!”
“Curious George Visits the Zoo”
“If You Give A Mouse A Cookie”
“Duck in the Truck” – NEW 5/6!
“Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive The Bus!” – NEW 5/7!
“Ernie’s Little Lie” – NEW 5/11!
“The Pigeon Wants a Puppy!” – NEW 5/19!
“We Are In A Book!” – NEW 5/20!
STEM/Coding
- Family STEM Activities – here is a list of 77 family STEM activities that you can complete while we are away. Please either email me some of the activities you have worked on or share them with a friend. I can’t wait to hear about them! *NEW 4/7*
- Play-Doh Challenges – here are some how-to videos from Play-Doh that could help you create new things. Watch them by yourself or with a family member and create something new! Send a picture to Miss Pollert through an email describing what you made! – NEW 4/20!
Computer Time
- Starfall – share your favorite game that you have played in the lab with mom or dad or an older sibling or family member. Then try to practice a brand new game on your own. Remember your favorites and when you come back to the lab, you can be the teacher and show Mrs. Satern and Miss Pollert how to play the game!
- ABCya – share your favorite game that you have played in the lab with mom or dad or an older sibling or family member. Then try to practice a brand new game on your own. Remember your favorites and when you come back to the lab, you can be the teacher and show Mrs. Satern and Miss Pollert how to play the game!
- Seussville – continue to watch Dr. Seuss stories on this website and complete interactive games that go along with the stories. These activities will help you to work on your computer skills and have a longer time to complete these games that we worked on during Read Across America week! *NEW 3/30*
Library Skills
- Read a story or book that you have at home. Create an illustration about your favorite part of the book so that you can tell me about the story when you get back to Clearmont. We will display our story illustrations all around the LRC for everyone to see!
- Practice a story that you like to read so that if you want to, you can read the story to your specials group the next time you come to the library! I would love to hear your reading skills and all about the books you read while we were away.
- Destiny Discover – Go on our school’s Destiny Discover website and search with your mom or dad or older siblings books that you would like to check out on your next library day! Make sure to write them down so you don’t forget! 🙂
