Weekly Schedule for Monday April 6th – Thursday April 9th

Subjects Monday April 6th
Story/Writing Write about what you did during
(20min) Spring Break. Share your writing and
picture with someone in your
family.
You can print out writing sheet 1 or
writing sheet 2 or use your own
paper at home.
Here are some ways you can start
your sentences:
Tuesday April 7th
March 30th was Doctor’s Day!
Watch:
Thank You Video.
Make a poster that has a special message
for a nurse or a doctor. Post it outside
your window to show your appreciation.
Wednesday April 8th
Watch these videos on germs:
• Video 1
• Video 2
Print out this sheet or use your own
paper to answer some questions.
Thursday April 9th
Listen to The Story of The Easter Bunny
Activities to choose from:
1. Easter egg colouring sheet
2. Draw, colour and decorate your
own egg
3. Dye your own egg
HAPPY EASTER ☺

“My favourite part of Spring Break

was….”

“The best part of Spring Break

was…”

“I will always remember…”

“I wish…”
Spelling New spelling words Rainbow Write: Build Your Words: Spelling City
(10-15min)
Practice the words on Lesson 21 Use different colours to Use different materials in your home to Log into Spelling City and study words
Spelling Sheet. write each word 2 times. build the words including the rhyming from Lesson 21
Write each word in a words.
sentence. Log in instructions
Examples of things you can use: beans,
cereal, pasta, rocks, playdough, beads,
letter magnets, toothpicks, sticks.
Math (20min) Math Games Money Math Math Problem Math Facts

Grade 1s:
Play Terrific 10 Snake. Then play
Terrific 20 Snake.
Grade 2s: Play Terrific 20 Snake.
Then play Terrific 100 Snake.
Materials: Print out the board
games or play directly on your iPad. If you don’t have any coins, you can use
Use a different counter for each
player. You can use Fruit Loops,
coins, macaroni or markers from
other board games you already have
at home.
Read the Money Posters.
Borrow 10 coins from mom and dad.
Record your data on this graph. You can
print out the sheet or write directly on
your iPad.
this photo.
Ms. Huang bought a carrot for 30 cents. Grade 1s:
What different combination of coins Subtraction sheet
did she use to pay for the carrot? Write Addition sheet
the math equation.
Grade 2s:
Example: A quarter and a nickel. Subtraction sheet
25cents + 5cents = 30cents. Addition sheet
Use real coins or sketch a picture to (if too difficult, start with grade 1
help you. Write down as many ways as sheets and only complete some of the
possible. grade 2 questions)
Grade 1s can change the problem to
20cents for the carrot if it is too hard.

Instructions:
Each player takes turns covering two
numbers that add up to 10 (or 20 if
you’re playing Terrific 20 Snake). Say
the equation. Example: “7+3=10”.
The player with the longest covered
up snake wins!
Reading Read Raz-Kids or other books every day.
(15min)
Here are some other websites that offer free books:
Epic!
Storyline Online