Join Mrs. Gray for a Mystery Math Mistake word problem. Get ready to have fun with 10 frames matching equations to compositions and decompositions of 10.

Join Mrs. Gray for Mystery Math Mistake word problem. Get ready to have fun with 10 frames by playing Shake Those Discs and figuring how many more are needed to make 10.

Join Mrs. Markavich for a Mystery Math Mistake with Value Pak - they need your help! Next, start to compare and order objects by length.

Join Mrs. Markavich for a Mystery Math Mistake with Value Pak, they need your help! Next, explore measuring by choosing objects to indirectly compare.

Join Mrs. McCartney for a Mystery Math Mistake. Can you help D.C. fix his problem? Next, explore fractions by partitioning rectangles and circles into halves, fourths and thirds.

Join Mrs. McCartney for a Mystery Math Mistake. Can you help D.C. fix his problem? Next, make halves, thirds, fourths in different ways and discover a whole.

Join Ms. Askew for a Mystery Math Mistake. Can you find her multiplication mistake? Next we'll use number lines to learn more about fractions!

Join Ms. Askew for a Mystery Math Mistake. Can you find her multiplication mistake? Next we'll use number lines to learn more about fractions!

Join Mrs. Gray for a Mystery Math Mistake! Can you find her error? See how we can use math fingers to find 10 or how many more we need to get to 10 from a given number!

Join Mrs. Gray for a Mystery Math Mistake! I wonder if she made a mistake in her drawing? Pack your bags - we're going camping! We'll see 10 friends, but some will be hiding in the tent. Can you figure out how many friends are hiding?

Join Mrs. Markavich with a Mystery Math Mistake - see if you can help D.C. with his strategy! Next, we'll measure with different tools (connecting cubes and paper clips) and compare objects.

Join Mrs. Markavich with a Mystery Math Mistake - see if you can help D.C. with his strategy! Next, can you help us measure with different units (small and large paper clips, connecting cubes and small cubes)?

Join Mrs. McCartney for a Mystery Math Mistake - Springling needs your help! Next, apply your knowledge of fractions to tell time by using half past, quarter till and quarter after.

Join Mrs. McCartney for a Mystery Math Mistake -Springling needs your help! Get ready to have fun telling time with analog and digital clocks in five minute intervals and using A.M. and P.M.

Join Ms. Askew for a Mystery Math Mistake. Springlinng needs your help! Next we'll partition, locate and label non-unit fractions on number lines!

Learn how to identify rhyming patterns.

Solve a mystery word and learn about r-controlled vowels -ir- and -ur-.

Read words with the dis-, un-, and in- prefexies.

Solve a mystery word and learn about how you can make responsible decisions.

Draw a picture and write a sentence about a story.

Sort words by the r-controlled vowel patter of -ir- and -ur-.

Write an opinion piece about kindness and learn more about prefixes.

Make a word web and learn about making good choices.

Join Mrs. Gray for a word problem with Professor Barble! Next, get ready to have some fun with pattern block designs as we match expressions to two parts.

Join Mrs. Gray for a word problem with Professor Barble! Get your mallet ready to work with D.C. as we decompose and compose numbers with snap cube trains!

Join Mrs. Markavich for a word problem with her friend Professor Barble! Next, get ready to have some fun with Value Pak as we add 2-digit numbers using base ten strategies!

Join Mrs Markavich with a part-whole missing addend word problem with her friend Professor Barble. Next, get ready to have some fun with D.C. adding 2 digit-numbers to a 1 digit number by making a friendly decade number!

Join Mrs. McCartney to learn how to do a comparison word problem with Professor Barble! Next, we are going to work on comparing 3 Digit numbers with a game of true and false! Plus we will use numberline, Value Pak, Place Value discs and blocks to compare! Which tool will you pick to use?

Join Mrs. McCartney for a comparison word problem with her friend Professor Barble. Next, get ready to order 3-digit numbers using place value understanding. We will be using number lines and Value Pak to help apply our thinking.

Join Ms. Askew and Professor Barble to do a visual model with a word problem. Next, watch out for Springling as she is going to help us understand how to use the strategy of multiplying-up to divide.

Join Ms. Askew and Professor Barble to do a visual model with a multiplication a word problem. Get ready to divide within 100, where the quotient or divisor is higher than 20.

Stretching is a critical part of every exercise program. Mr. Mair will take you through a series of stretches while teaching you about muscle anatomy.

Move and flow to get your body stretching and moving.

For this movement activity, we’ll be doing a lower body and abdominal Chair HIIT, which stands for High intensity interval training. A great way to burn more calories in less time. If you are someone working through an injury or unable to stand, this is perfect for you as well. All you need is a chair and some sort of weight for one of the exercises if you would like a little more of a challenge.

For this movement activity do as many reps as possible with bounce jabs, split squats, and crunches.

Work on your racket skills and pratice different strokes and swings that you can do in your living with our without equipment.

Grab a jump rope, a string, or tie together some plastic bags and get a great cardio workout.

Practice your listening skills with this fun movement workout.

Learn how you can pump up your muscles and pump up your mind with these fitness activities.

Work on your range of motion to increase your mobility and flexibility.

Jumping jacks, jabs, high knee marches, side bends, jogging in place, jumping rope, zombie walks, squat jumps, hula hoops, and star jumps make up this fun movement activity.

Grab a deck of cards and build your memory muscle while getting your body moving.

Read a book about making a difference no matter how small you are.

Learn about r-controlled vowel patters -ar- and -or-.

Write a poem about the ways to show kindness.

Read a story about being kind and learn about writing sentences.

Learn two new high-frequency words and learn about rhyming patterns.

Learn about parts of a story and r-controlled vowels

Learn how small acts can show kindness. Then learn about the suffixes -er and -est.

Learn about words with prefixes and practice writing sentences.