• Below you will find a brief description and materials for suggested Math and Science activities for the week. Please contact your child’s teacher with any questions or if you would like additional material.

     

    Rebus Puzzles-

    A REBUS is a picture representation of a name, work, or phrase. Each "rebus" puzzle portrays a common word or phrase. In the attached puzzles, we challenge and encourage students (and families) to stretch their minds, think outside the box and solve these puzzles! Some of them are quite tricky! 

    Rebus Puzzles

     

    Origo At Home – Week 2

    Once again, the masterminds who created the Origo math curriculum we use in class have created another weekly, digital content plan for home use. The weekly plans contain activities for each day, along with digitally accessible or downloadable resources, designed for delivery by a caregiver or remote teacher. These resources align with the mathematical concepts and skills students are learning at their grade level. We encourage you to explore this website and the activities they have designed! This is a new component of the program- any user feedback would be greatly appreciated! Week 1 and Week 2 are available!

    Link: https://www.origoeducation.com/athome/

      

    Parts of Plant Nearpod-

         In this student paced, technology enhanced program, students can discover the various parts and functions of a plant. Nearpod is a great program that many students have used in the past in fourth grade to explore various topics in all content areas. Similar to many other programs we use, students can simply go to the link below and enter the code provided. Once they have entered they code they will be prompted to create a name- this name should be recognizable and identify who the student is ! ** Please ask your child's teacher for the individual class code**  See the attached reading to further your understanding about the parts of a plant! Seeing how Spring has just begun, we encourage you to go out into the yard and make observations about the plants in your yard… what do you notice? Did you see any of the plant parts you read about?

     Plant Life Cycle Reading