Subjects

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Bible

Story:  The Burning Bush

Finding Exodus

Bible Words:  “Now I am sending you to he king of Egypt.  Go! Bring my people out of Egypt!”  Exodus 3:10

Review Bible Story and Bible Words

Project:  A Big Bush

Workbook:  Pg. 24, 25

Chapel

Small Groups

Role-Play:  Moses and the Burning Bush

Project: Shimmery  Shakers

Map Skills:  Finding Egypt, Sinai Peninsula, Israel

Geography:  Dessert

Cheers for God!

Bible Words Check

Math

Model Subtraction Problems; Problem Solving with Models

Workbook:  pg. 37, 38

Subtract All or None?

Workbook:  pg. 39, 40

Subtraction Review

Workbook: pg. 41, 42

Unit 3 Test

Model Subtraction Combinations for 7 and 8

Workbook:  pg. 45, 46

Field Trip to Pumpkin Patch

Language Arts

Daily Oral Language

Journal Writing

Theme Words

Daily Oral Language

Journal Writing

Theme Words

Daily Oral Language

Journal Writing

Theme Words

Daily Oral Language

Journal Writing

Theme Words

Guided Reading

Book Walk and Talk:

   In the Forest

Vocabulary

Comprehension

   Questions

Reread:  In the Forest

Rewriting the story

Book Walk:  The   

   Forest

Vocabulary

Reading Strategy:

   Previewing and

   Predicting

Comprehension

   Questions

Rereading:  The Forest

Vocab Worksheet

Venn Diagram: 

   Comparing Birds

   and Mammals

Spelling

can, man, ran, bib, fib, rib

Printing Words

Pasta Words

Spelling Test

Phonics

Pg. 47, 48: Associating vowel sounds with letters in words

Pg. 49, 50:  Decoding CVC Words

Worksheets:  Identifying short sound of a and i

Pg. 51-54:  Assess initial sounds and Decoding CVC Words

Handwriting

Lesson 1, Day 1:  Oo, Oh

Lesson 1, Day 2:  to, for

Lesson 1, Day 3:  good, give, Lord

Lesson 1, Day 4:  Border Sheet

Science/Social Studies

Owls have the world’s best night vision; they can hear better than other birds.

Owl eyes don’t move.  Owls have very flexible necks that allow their heads to turn most of the way around (about 270 degrees).

Ear tufts have nothing to do with the owl’s hearing.  Owls have ears that you don’t usually see.  Large ear holes are hidden by their facial disks.  Unlike most birds, the feathers of an owl’s wings have soft edges.  This helps an owl fly almost silently, so as not to be heard by it’s prey.

Owls are helpful to humans by helping to keep the rodent and insect populations under control.

Art

Paper Bag Owls

Owl Masks

Crayon Resist Owls

Fall Trees with Leaves

Other:

Read and Return:  In the Forest

Homework Folder Due

Upcoming Projects/Events