Learn more about how you can be a world changer, and more about syllables.

Read words with many different syllable types and learn how to be a world changer.

Read words with the -le ending, and read about inventing the stoplight.

Read words with the -le ending.

Introduce young children to important community helpers.

Cartoonist Joe Wos takes students through the creative steps of drawing cartoon characters.

 Have you ever heard of time capsules? Because of how architects have designed the world we live in, any building [...]

 How many different kinds of landmarks can you find in one neighborhood? Landmarks in a neighborhood act as an “anchor”. [...]

ArchiTreks get kids excited about architecture, science, engineering, and more through fun and educational adventures as they explore and discover their surroundings.

Follow along with the Ann Arbor District Library to make mini creations from polymer clay.

Practice words with the -le ending and read a biography.

Hunt for a mystery word and read a biography.

Practice words with vowel teams and read about the Watts Towers.

How can I be a world changer? Practice words with vowel teams and read a story about a tower.

Practice more words with r-controlled vowels, and work with poems.

Practice words with an r-controlled vowel and work with poems.

Sort words that have open, closed, and vowel-consonant-e syllables, and ask important questions about a text.

Work with words that have open, closed, and vowel-consonant-e syllables.

Read words with more than one syllable and read a story in two languages!

Read words with more than one syllable and meet an amazing author!

Find a mystery word, read a text about saving our planet, and write your own opinion text.

Work with words that have open and closed syllables, and brainstorm sentences.

Warm up with a Mystery Math Mistake to hunt for the mistake made counting up on the number line. Use a Rekenrek and number line to explore rounding numbers to the nearest ten and hundred.

Warm up with a Mystery Math Mistake to hunt for the mistake made counting up on the number line. Use place value cards to practice rounding numbers to the nearest ten and hundred.

Work with words that have open syllables and organize ideas for an opinion writing.

Find a mystery word, read a poem, and look at an example of opinion writing

Join Mrs. Ignagni for a Mystery Math Mistake with T-Pops. See if you can be a detective and figure out what step T-Pops forgot in the traditional method!

Join Mrs. Ignagni for a Mystery Math Mistake with Value Pak. See if you can be a detective and figure out where the error is in the problem.

Join Mrs. Ignagni for a Mystery Math Mistake with Value Pak. See if you can be a detective and figure out where the error is in the problem.

Join Mrs. Ignagni for a Mystery Math Mistake with D.C. Can you use your magnified glass and find his mistake?

Join Mrs. Ignagni for a Mystery Math Mistake with D.C. Can you use your magnifying glass and find his mistake?

Join Mrs. Ignagni for a Mystery Math Mistake with her friend Springling. Can you figure out where she went wrong on her open number line?

Join Mrs. Ignagni for a Mystery Math Mistake with her friend Springling. Can you figure out where she went wrong on her open number line?

Join Mrs. Ignagni for a Mystery Math Mistake with T-Pops. See if you can be a detective and figure out what step T-Pops forgot in the traditional method!

You're trying to attend a secret meeting, but the doorman just keeps saying numbers at you! You notice that other [...]

Wimee and friends sing a song about things they're thankful for; Moby takes a road trip to an art exhibit at Veterans' Park in Grand Rapids, MI; Wimee and friends write a story about a cake-eating frog; Ms. Sara translates our key story words into Spanish; Michael creates a cool Wimage in the Lab; Director Adams from the MVAA tells Wimee about Veteran's Day and about who veterans are.

Practice closed syllables, read about climate challenges, and brainstorm writing ideas.

Practice closed syllables and talk about the thoughts we have when we write.

Warm up with a Mystery Math Mistake to figure out what went wrong when adding two 3-digit numbers. Subtract within 1,000 using a number line and compensation and decompose strategies.

Warm up with a Mystery Math Mistake to find a mistake made in using an algorithm for addition and subtraction. Subtract within 1000 using strategies and algorithms based on place value, properties of operations, and/or the relationship between addition and subtraction.

Learn about prefixes under- and after-, read about salmon, and start a narrative writing.

Learn about the under- and after- prefixes and continue our narrative writing.

Use decomposition to find the area of figures. How will you decompose the figures into rectangles? Engage in a Number Talk and compare your strategies to others.

Explore area with square inches and centimeters. How can we use square inch tiles and centimeter cubes to compare the area of squares and rectangles? You'll also engage in a Number Talk focused on subtraction strategies.

Explore area with partially tiled rectangles. Can you apply what you know about multiplication to figure out the area of the rectangle? Discover lots of different units that we can use to measure area. Engage in a Number Talk and compare your strategies with others.

Learn about the -ous and -en suffixes and examine an exemplar for narrative writing.

Former NASA Astronaut Jerry Linenger will read to us from his book all about his time on the MIR space [...]

https://youtu.be/hbcSr-7EJVU Today’s special guest is Doris Winslow from The Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians. She reads us [...]

Find area of figures with missing side lengths. How will you decompose the figures into rectangles to find the area? Engage in a Number Talk and compare your strategies with others.

Warm up with a Mystery Math Mistake as you add two 2-digit numbers using a decomposition strategy. Find Which One [...]