2nd Grade Remote Learning April 20-24

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2 Grade Week 4: April 20-24 Reading/Language Arts, Math, Science, & Social Studies: pages 1-31 Specials: pages 32-36

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Frenship ISD - 2nd Grade Schedule Week 4 (April 20-24)

Science/Social Studies

Math

Fundations: “ Sentence Corrections” page 3 RLA: Read “ Game Changer” pages 4-7 Save the article for Tuesday and Thursday.

Optional: Watch this neat video! https://bit.ly/2xGKgwo

Reading Language Arts

Monday

Tuesday Wednesday Fundations: Fundations: Fluency Practice, Fluency Practice, “Trick Words” “Phrases” page 13 page 17 RLA: RLA: Using the article Using the article pages 4-7, pages 4-7, complete complete “What’s your “Opinion Writing” opinion” writing graphic organizer response page 18. on page 14.

Thursday Fundations: Fluency Passage Practice, “The Rescue Team” page 22 RLA: Read the article titled, “What makes someone a Hero?” page 23 and respond on the page titled “Who is your hero?” page 24.

Friday Fundations: “Dictation Practice” pages 27-28 RLA: Complete page 29 titled “Prefixes un-, re-, dis-”

Read a myON persuasive or informational text about something that interests you during your Independent Reading Time. What opinions do you have about that subject that you could share and discuss with someone?

Optional: Log onto Lexia https://www.lexialearning.com/ and practice reading skills. Your username is first initial, last initial, student id# (example: jr123456) Your password is student id# (example: 123456)

Origo Student Journal 2nd Grade - Week 4 Math MONDAY page 9 Optional for the Week: 2nd Grade Math Help page 8 SCIENCE

Origo Student Journal 2nd Grade - Week 4 Math TUESDAY page 15

Origo Student Journal 2nd Grade - Week 4 Math WEDNESDAY pages 19-20

Origo Student Journal 2nd Grade - Week 4 Math THURSDAY page 25

Origo Student Journal 2nd Grade - Week 4 Math FRIDAY Page 30

SOCIAL STUDIES

SCIENCE

SOCIAL STUDIES

SOCIAL STUDIES

Task: Complete the Reading Science pages 11-12.

Read and Respond to “Scientists & Inventors” page 16 (Studies Weekly)

Optional/Recom mended Video:

Complete Activity on “Scientists & Inventors” page 26

Complete Activity on “Scientists & Inventors” page 31

Optional MyOn Book:

https://bit.ly/39IhUiQ Optional Family Activity: Read and complete the Connecting with Your Student page 10.

Additional social studies instructional materials (read-alongs, videos, articles, games) can be found at www.studiesweekly.com Parents can currently set up TEACHER accounts for free. For additional help with log-in, contact your child’s teacher.

https://bit.ly/2X4 GRCq Task: Complete the Concept Attainment Quiz page 21. Need help? Look back in your handouts from Week 3.

OPTIONAL VIDEO: Alexander Graham Bell https://www.youtu be.com/watch?v=k 0IezUi8e2I

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2nd Grade - Week 4 Fundations MONDAY

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Do the “Sentence Correction” Activity Tell your child that the bold words in the sentences below are spelled incorrectly. Have him or her proofread the sentence, adding punctuation, and write the corrected word on the line.

1. The flowers should be in blume soon _____________ 2. What time did the ruster begin to crow _____________ 3. David quickly outgrue his snow boots _____________ 4. Is it not wise to argew with the umpire _____________ 5. The boys will swim in the pule _____________ Have your child choose two sentences to write on the line below. Have him/her add punctuation and proofread carefully.

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H EALTH

PLAY IT SAFE BACKGROUND: EFKS/GETTY IMAGES

Sports can be a lot of fun.

They are also a great way to get exercise and stay healthy. But it’s important to stay safe. Here are four ways to take care of yourself while playing.

MOVE AND STRETCH. Before playing, it’s good to warm up. Go for a light jog. Learn the proper ways to stretch. This will lessen your chances of getting injured.

GARETH BROWN—GETTY IMAGES

HERO IMAGES/GETTY IMAGES

WEAR PROTECTIVE GEAR. Protective gear includes helmets, pads, and mouth guards. Different sports require different gear. Make sure your gear its properly.

JOSE LUIS PELAEZ INC./GETTY IMAGES

LISTEN UP! Rules aren’t only meant to keep the game fair.

They are also meant to protect you. Listen to your coach. He or she will keep you and your playmates in the game.

DRINK WATER. The body needs water. When you sweat, your body loses water. That’s why it’s a good idea to keep a water bottle nearby during play.

Take a break and drink up!

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2nd Grade--Week 4 Math Need help to complete your assignments? Please find the optional resources below.

Skip Counting

Workout and Count/ Skip Count by 2’s, 5’s, and 10’s https://tinyurl.com/y8enfgfg

Multiples of 3: https://tinyurl.com/r2bxhar

Division

Division as Equal Groups: https://tinyurl.com/ tuajfqt

Pearson EnVision Video: https://tinyurl.com/ r3rhm2s

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2nd Grade - Week 4 Math - MONDAY

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OPTIONAL FAMILY ACTIVITY

Plant Characteristics 2nd Grade - Week 4 Science MONDAY

Go on a Plant Hike To help your child learn more about plant characteristics, take a walk outdoors and search for plants. Look for both small plants, such as ones in pots or gardens, as well as large plants, such as trees. Be sure to point out any plants that are not native to the area and require special care to survive. Discuss with your child what would happen to that plant if a person did not care for it. As you find each plant, discuss the parts of the plant, focusing on the following: ●

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The roots, which you may not be able to see at all: Point out the kind of soil the plant is in (sandy, clay-like, etc.) and talk about the environment in which you live. For example, if you live in an area with lots of rain, plants you find outside will not require a root structure that is very deep as there is ample water near the surface of the soil. If, however, you live in a dry environment, outdoor plants will need to be drought tolerant or have a deep root structure.

The stem: Discuss the different kinds of stems—hard or woody stems versus soft stems. Encourage your child to think about the reasons why stems might be different.

The leaves: Point out differences and similarities in the leaves of the plants that you see. Ask your child to determine whether the leaves are the same thickness. Discuss how the environment in which you live might dictate the types of leaves you are seeing.

Here are some questions to discuss with your child: 1.

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What is the most likely root structure for plants in your area? Are they long or short? Why? Could a tree grow as tall as it does and live for years if it had a soft stem instead of a hard stem (trunk)?

If you keep plants in your home, do the leaves differ from those you see outside? If so, how?

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Plant Characteristics (B) Organisms and Environments

2nd Grade - Week 4 Science MONDAY

Leti’s Garden 1

Mother’s Day will be here soon. Leti wants to surprise her mom. She wants to make a flower garden. She finds a spot in the yard for her garden. It is a nice sunny spot.

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She knows her mom loves sunflowers and roses. Her dad takes her to the garden store. They buy seeds and seedlings.

When she gets home, Leti gets the soil ready for planting.

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Every day after school, she comes home and waters her garden. After a few days, she sees little sprouts. They are coming up out of the ground.

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Leti knows that the sunshine and water will help to grow healthy plants. The roots will soak up the nutrients from the soil. The stems of the sunflowers will need to be strong. They will need to be strong because they grow very tall!

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One day when Leti comes home from school, she is surprised at how tall the plants are getting. They have buds on top of the stems. She knows the buds will soon open to become flowers.

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Soon all the flowers have bloomed. Leti is proud of how tall her sunflowers are in her garden. Leti reaches out to smell the roses. Ouch! Something pokes her. The roses are beautiful and smell good, but they have thorns.

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Leti is so excited about her flower garden. She decides to pick some flowers to make her mom a bouquet. Mom will be so surprised.

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1 Why do you think Leti finds a sunny spot for her garden?

Plant Characteristics (B) Organisms and Environments

A Her mother is already growing plants in the shady parts of the yard B Leti likes to garden in the Sun so she will stay warm C Leti’s whole yard is sunny D Leti knows that plants need sunlight to grow 2

Why do you think Leti is so excited about her flower garden?

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Her mother loves flowers, and she will surprise her

B The roses grew thorns C

She can sell the flowers and earn money

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Her flowers grew without sunshine

3 What do you think would happen if the sunflowers did not have strong stems?

A They would tip over B They would never bloom C They would not grow D The birds would eat them 4 What do you think is the reason that roses have thorns?

A Thorns look pretty even though they are sharp B Thorns help the roses soak up sunshine C Thorns protect the rose plant from animals that might try to eat it D There is no reason 5 The word nutrients most likely means (fourth paragraph)

A Sunshine B Food C Roots D Soil

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2nd Grade - Week 4 Fundations TUESDAY Trick Words

Unit 15

You will time your child reading the Trick Words for 15 seconds. See how many words they can read and document how many words they read at the bottom. You will document their errors as well. Move through this process two more times and document.

other

January

December

February

does

enough

great

July

none

Wednesday

friend

January

special

December

July

special

their

February

father

enough

STUDENT NAME

DATE

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TIME • 15 SECONDS After recording drill scores, transfer the student’s best total to the Recording Form.

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Errors Total

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Errors Total

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Errors Total

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Errors Total

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Grade – Week 4 Reading Language Arts TUESDAY

Opinion Writing Title of Article

Author’s Thoughts,

Beliefs or Ideas

Reason

Example or Detail

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2nd Grade - Week 4 Math - TUESDAY

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2nd Grade- Week 4 Social Studies TUESDAY SCIENTISTS & INVENTORS: Read and answer the questions.

Look at the picture.

What kind of travel do you think the Wright Brothers started?

Most people use the word “phone” instead of “telephone” today. How do you think people communicated before phones?

Which invention in today’s lesson do you think is most important to your life?

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2nd Grade - Week 4 Fundations WEDNESDAY Phrases

You will time your child reading the Real Words for 15 seconds. See how many words they can read and document how many words they read at the bottom. You will document their errors as well. Move through this process two more times and document.

on the snout

enough special shampoo

the December moon

used a pouch

his right boot

few for January

with his crew

move that scooter

a different costume

a new answer

boots in February

rescue the group

a crooked look

shiny smooth rocks

clean the mildew

ground in July

stuck with glue

had to chew

family ate stew

outgrew that shirt

STUDENT NAME

DATE

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TIME • 15 SECONDS After recording drill scores, transfer the student’s best total to the Recording Form.

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What’s your opinion?

The author of “Game Changer” thinks kids should play flag football instead of tackle football. Do you agree or disagree? Use details from the text to explain your opinion.

Draw a picture that supports your ideas.

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2nd Grade - Week 4 Math - WEDNESDAY

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Plant Characteristics Organisms and Environments

2nd Grade - Week 4 Science - WEDNESDAY

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Vocabulary Matching _____

Living organisms that make their own food

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Stems

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Plant parts that use sunlight to make food

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Plants

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Plant parts that absorb water and nutrients

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Leaves

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Plant parts that carry water and nutrients throughout the plant

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Roots

Identification Label the parts of the plant. Then tell each part’s job or function.

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2nd Grade - Week 4 Fundations THURSDAY The Rescue Team Unit 15 As students read the following passage, they should not be timed. Rather than emphasizing time, emphasize reading with ease and expression for understanding. Students should read aloud to someone and practice reading at least twice.

Mr. Stroub works on a rescue team on the coast. He has been working there for years. He enjoys the work and likes the other members of the group. They all know how important their work is. Back when he was a kid in school, Mr. Stroub had worked at his town pool. One day he had to save a child from drowning. From that point on, he was hooked on rescue work.

The crew does not go out on a rescue each day. Some days the job is even a bit dull. The crew is happy when this happens because it means that all of the boaters are safe. However, if a storm blows in, the crew knows they will be needed soon. It is their job to rescue boats that are stranded out in the sea and get everyone back safely to shore. They also teach classes on boat safety.

Many people on the coast have boats and enjoy fishing trips or just sailing on the clear, smooth blue waters. Most of the boaters are very careful. They remember to provide a life jacket for each person on their boat, and they go slowly when there are other boats around. A few boaters are foolish. They scoot across the water at top speed and dart around the other boats. They crowd too many people on their boats and ignore the rules. They stay out in stormy seas and pile too much stuff on the boat.

One cloudy afternoon, Mr. Stroub told a group that they should not take their small boat out to sea. The news was reporting that a large storm was expected soon. The driver of the boat began to argue with Mr. Stroub. Mr. Stroub was trying to explain that the strong winds would make it hard to get back in when the boat took off and sped out to sea. Mr. Stroub just shook his head. He wished people knew that he was not trying to spoil their fun. He just wanted to keep them safe.

Shortly after the boat left the dock, thunderclouds formed in the sky, and the waves began to pound the shore. Mr. Stroub frowned and looked out the window. He was hoping to see the small boat returning, but there were no boats around. He told his crew that they should prepare for a rescue.

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2nd Grade - Week 4 Reading Language Arts THURSDAY

What makes Someone a Hero

By Susan LaBella

Heroes are people who do something brave, unusual, or important.

Heroes are men and women who take risks. They make a positive difference in the world.

Some heroes lived long ago. George Washington was the first president of the United States. Some heroes did great things recently. Sally Ride was an astronaut and an educator, and the first American woman to go into space.

Some of the greatest heroes did not just do remarkable things that made them famous. In their everyday lives, they behaved in ways that made people admire their character. Character is a group of qualities that make up who a person is. Heroes are often people with great character.

Many people with great character are honest. Honest people tell the truth, even when it is hard to do.

Someone with great character may also be compassionate. A compassionate person cares about others and works to help them.

A person with great character may also be responsible. Responsible people do things they promised to do. Other people can depend on them.

Heroes can combine great actions with great character. Now think: Do you have a hero?

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Date 2nd Grade - Week 4 Reading Language Arts THURSDAY

Who is your hero?

You learned about some of the qualities that make a person a hero. Who in your life would you consider a hero? List reasons that they are a hero.

Draw a picture that supports your ideas.

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2nd Grade - Week 4 Math - THURSDAY

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2nd Grade- Week 4 Social Studies THURSDAY SCIENTISTS & INVENTORS: Think about other inventions we have in our world and complete this activity.

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2nd Grade - Week 4 Fundations FRIDAY UNIT

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Dictation Guide Follow These 5 Steps: 1. Say the word or sentence.

2. Have your child repeat it.

3. Have your child write it.

4. Read the word or sentence again and have your child proofread it carefully.

5. Check his/her work and make corrections as needed.

Week 4, April 20 – 24th Dictate the words and sentence to your child following the 5 steps listed above.

Review Words → join Current Words → true Trick Words → enough

graze blooming brought

queen

splendid

outline

drew

special

December

round thought

Sentence → I will have soup for lunch.

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Name:

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Writing Grid for Word and Sentence Homework

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Review Words

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Current Words

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Trick Words

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2nd Grade - Week 4 Reading LanguageSpelling Arts FRIDAY Name

Prefixes un–, re–, dis– You can add a prefix to the beginning of a base word

Spelling Words

to change the word’s meaning. Some prefixes are un–, Basic

re–, and dis–. un + zip = unzip

re + tell = retell

dis + trust = distrust

uncover retell

Add the correct prefix to each base word to form a

untangle

Spelling Word. Write the Spelling Word on the line.

repaint

1. Hal will read the book.

2. Please tangle my laces.

3. The pets like loud sounds.

4. She will paint the room.

5. Can you 6. He may 7. Julia can 8. Mom will

lock the door? cover clues. play the movie. zip her bag.

refill dislike distrust unzip reread unable unlock replay Review

thankful kindly

Write two more sentences like these. Then trade with

hopeful

someone. Complete each other’s sentences.

weakly

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2nd Grade - Week 4 Math - FRIDAY

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2nd Grade- Week 4 Social Studies FRIDAY SCIENTISTS & INVENTORS: Complete the activity to learn the effect of inventions.

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Specials Schedule PreK-5 Week Of: Monday

Tuesday Wednesday

Thursday Friday

April 20 - 24 Art Lesson Choices: Art Journal  Journal at least one art sketch a day.  It can be something you see outside, something you do with your family, or something that makes you happy!

Tracing  Find small objects around your home that you can trace( with your parents' permission). See how many different designs you can make and color in to make one collage.

Ice Cream Cones  Attached you will find an ice cream cone sheet that can be colored, cut, and glued together. Get creative and make every ice cream scoop a different flavor!

PE: Stretch, Warm up, & Physical Activity

Music Lesson Choices: Outdoor Music Scavenger Hunt  See pages attached for instruction MUSIC  Visit www.musicplayonline.com  (username: snow password: 2020) Visit Music Play online to practice rhythms and sing melodies and play some games.

Games: 1). vocal warm-ups 1). Match the Melody 2). Solfa practice (echo) 2). Instruments of the Orchestra 3). Rhythm practice (echo) 3). What Instrument do you Hear?

PE: Stretch, Warm up, & Physical Activity Pick one activity to do! Your Choice!

Free Draw!

Learn a new song!

Play a game Outside!

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STRETCH: Spell……… G-O T-I-G-E-R-S while you hold each stretch

Warm-Up (pick one per day): Example #1: -10 Push ups -5 Burpees -1 minute of Jumping Jacks

Example #2: -10 squats -15 sit-ups - 20 frog jumps

Example # 3: Challenge someone in a burpee challenge. Who can do the most without stopping?

GAME TIME: FITNESS THE BOARD GAME Have fun playing the board game below!!!!

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Outdoor Music Scavenger Hunt Worksheet DYNAMICS - FORTE (LOUD) and Piano(soft)

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