Review the names of solid figure: rectangular prism, cube, cylinder, pyramid, spree, come. Practice the problems / two worksheets. Discuss and count flat surfaces, vertices, and edges. Write the number of flat surfaces, edges, and vertices by using solid figures.
Assignment
Worksheet
Session Minutes
45
Minutes Student Attended
45
Lesson Comments
Quinn was focused better the second part of the class.
We played with our "action" dice. Each role gives a different action word (walk, run, jump etc.). We also played with "rest" words (rest, relax, lay down, etc.).
Quinn- Wilson- reading and spelling blends. Quinn needs more repetition with this step.
Anna- Riverdeep- Review of nouns, verbs, compound words and bonus letters.
Watched clips from the winter olympics and discussed which sport we would like to do. Wrote a paragraph about which sport we wished we could compete in.
Students will identify solid figures by their faces, or flat surfaces, edges, and vertices. Understand that three - dimensional or solid figures have length, width, and height. Many can be describe, classified, and analyzed by their by their faces, edges, and vertices. Activity: finding the number of vertices,surfaces, and edges.
Assignment
none
Session Minutes
45
Minutes Student Attended
45
Lesson Comments
Students participate very well during our activities.
Finish "ABC Book of Yoga"; creative yoga; new poses
Lesson Outline
We finished the "ABC Book of Yoga" today, learning new poses: peacock, fish, gate, otter, shark, flamingo. We also did some creative yoga. Anna created the "Pegasus" pose; Quinn created the "sleeping pose." We ended class with 5 minutes of free play and 5 minutes of relaxation.
Assignment
none
Session Minutes
45
Minutes Student Attended
45
Lesson Comments
We were a little limited due to Quinn's broken arm. Also, Anna forgot and wore a skirt today instead of yoga pants.
Anna- reading and spelling words with multi syllables. Anna is working hard and gaining confidence in her spelling.
Quinn- reading and spelling words with two letter blends. I am proud of how far Quinn's reading has come!