- Tularcitos Elementary School
- School Closure- IEP Students
Learning Center - Selders, Petra - Tular
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IEP Students
Let’s try to keep our students on track with some home reading and math practice. We are giving independent, instructional, and scaffolded level work to practice at home. Please try to work with your student for approximately 90 minutes/day. You will find work in your packets- here are suggestions for practice.
5 minutes of sight words. Below are links of sight word chants that the wonderful Kindergarten teacher, Mrs. Campbell put together.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XIvq2OBTOWk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1uojP1j2rI
5 minutes of the letter and digraph chants. Below is a link of letter chants that the amazing Mrs. Campbell put together.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X566rteeDiE&feature=youtu.be
20 minutes of reading (small books included in packet). After reading the book, ask your child what the book was about and have a discussion.
10 minutes of Handwriting Without Tears (please remind your student to sit like a scholar and use their supporting hand). Your child may also like to color a picture for fine motor skill practice.
30 minutes of math work daily (we have included worksheets, their fast fact levels, and an empty Connecting Math Concepts workbooks that is at their level- please have them complete sections that do not need the directions from the teacher guide)
Your student can also access links on their class links- I suggest students do ST math and Typing Agent daily (10 minutes of each)Please visit these links to follow along with Phonological Awareness activities and Number Talks. Please do one Phonological Awareness Activity per day and one Number Talk strategy per week.
PHONOLOGICAL AWARENESS ACTIVITIES
https://www.schooltube.com/media/Phonological+Awareness-+Rhyming+1/0_5spvipnt
https://www.schooltube.com/media/Phonological+Awareness-+Initial+sound+1/0_gylbhq8s
https://www.schooltube.com/media/Phonological+Awareness-+Final+Sound+1/0_5bf819r6
https://www.schooltube.com/media/Phonological+Awareness-+Blending+Compound+Words+1/0_z44yrue7
https://www.schooltube.com/media/Phonological+Awareness-+Segmenting+Compound+words+1/0_ob1q0mh5
https://www.schooltube.com/media/Phonological+Awareness-+Rhyming+2/0_apyjpduq
https://www.schooltube.com/media/Phonological+Awareness-+Initial+Sound+2/0_lco41qq6
https://www.schooltube.com/media/Phonological+Awareness-+Blending+Compound+Words+2/0_3ng0c6sx
https://www.schooltube.com/media/Phonological+Awareness-+Final+Sound+2/0_c4pjy4ev
https://www.schooltube.com/media/Phonological+Awareness-+Segmenting+Compound+words+2/0_et3gqp9f
https://www.schooltube.com/media/Phonological+Awareness-+Segmenting+Compound+words+3/0_mfm5fnot
https://www.schooltube.com/media/Phonological+Awareness-+Blending+Compound+Words+3/0_tpfy7s0n
https://www.schooltube.com/media/Phonological+Awareness-+Segmenting+Compound+Words+4/0_j3qmnayt
https://www.schooltube.com/media/Phonological+Awareness-+Blending+Compound+Words+4/0_balzj28i
NUMBER TALK VIDEOS FOR STUDENTS WORKING ON ADDITION WITHIN 100
https://www.schooltube.com/media/Number+Talk-+Place+Value/0_ru5s2na1
Here are extra problems for your student to do after the number to practice the strategy of Breaking Each Number Into Place Value
10+11=
13+16=
11+17=
14+23=
23+25=
22+26=
33+16=
18+31=
24+32=
32+35=
https://www.schooltube.com/media/Number+Talk-+Friendly+Number/0_pryj1sft
Here are some additional problems for your student to work on using the Friendly Number Strategy
9+7=
9+24=
19+12=
7+19=
16+29=
19+18=
39+16=
28+39=
26+49=
49+37=
*Please enjoy some books being read to you by members of our wonderful SPED team.
https://www.schooltube.com/media/Ms.+Teresa+reading+Go+Dog+Go/0_uti35kav
https://www.schooltube.com/media/Tony+reading+One+Fish+Two+Fish+Red+Fish+Blue+Fish/0_i7ib74lh
https://www.schooltube.com/media/Tony+reading+Mr+Brown+Can+Moo/0_r7mj0gel
** If your student goes to Mrs. Christine for Speech therapy, here is some at-home practice using Hear Builder for auditory comprehension skills.
www.hearbuilder.comusernames: students first name (i.e. jacqui)
password: same: (i.e. jacqui)
code: 7pde
Students can access their Reading Horizons accounts from their class links. There username and password will be sent home with school work packets.
If your student is starting on lesson 18 in Reading Horizons-
L-Blends
bl cl fl gl pl sl
Practice words (reading and spelling): blot, bled, clap, clip, flop, flat, glad, glam, plum, plot, sled, slip
R-Blends
br cr dr fr gr pr tr
Practice words (reading and spelling): brim, brag, crop, cram, drum, drip, frog, fret, gram, grit, prom, prep, trim, trot
S-Blends
sc sk sl sm sn sp st sw
Practice words (reading and spelling): scan, scab, skin, skip, sled, slip, smog, smug, snap, snip, stop, stem, swam, swim
*Remember the C/K spelling rule- “C take A, O, U, and K takes the other two (E and I)”
Diagraphs
th ch sh wh qu
Practice words (reading and spelling): bath, math, thud, chin, chap, much, ship, rash, whip, quit
*Reading Horizons is now offering FREE virtual lessons!
Please visit these math or reading websites for extra math and reading support.
Reading support with Scholastic:
https://classroommagazines.scholastic.com/support/learnathome.html
Here is the parent’s information letter for the scholastic website:
https://classroommagazines.scholastic.com/content/dam/classroom-magazines/magazines/support/scholastic-at-home/LAH-letter-families_rev.pdf
Math support with games:
K-2 level games:
https://padlet.com/CharEmStem/KMath
Family math games K-5
https://docs.google.com/document/d/13tymDFtfbnF5kV9m_V_jY6nz9Q5zizqxrexrv6cM5ig/edit*** Here are some education companies offering free subscriptions during school closings
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/u/1/d/1NUKLZN7hGSu1Hzm70kfzBKs-lsSELaEMggS60Bi2O2I/htmlview?usp=gmail&sle=trueTIPS FOR HOME SCHOOLING~
Create a daily schedule to follow.
Have morning and nighttime routines.
Do school work at the same time every day.
*I also suggest using this time to give your child more chores/life skills around the house. Have them help you with laundry, assist you in cooking a meal, teach them to vacuum or load the dishwasher, or have them help in the garden. Read to your child daily! Get out some board games or play cards (this is great for language and social skills). Most importantly, enjoy this extra time with your child.
Stay healthy!
Mrs. Hopkins