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Second Grade:
Use typing games for 10 minutes a day to keep your typing skills strong:
Do the STOPPING THE SPREAD OF GERMS activity in our google classroom:
Bernal's class: https://classroom.google.com/u/0/w/NzgxMjQ0NTQxMzha/t/all
Brown's class: https://classroom.google.com/u/0/w/NzgxMjc0MjIwOTla/t/all
Crosby's class: https://classroom.google.com/u/0/w/NzgxMjQ0NTQxMDZa/t/all
Pollock's class: https://classroom.google.com/u/0/w/NzgxMjc0MjIxNTJa/t/all
Underwood's class: https://classroom.google.com/u/0/w/NzgxMjc0MjIxMjVa/t/all
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Breaking down the standards for Research
I can conduct a research project about a chosen animal.
I can use the organizer to guide the research about the animal.
I can use the information for a brief oral or multimedia digital presentation.
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Breaking down the standards for spreadsheets
I can enter information into a spreadsheet.
I can use the computer to make a graph.
Favorite Weather Graph
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Wacky Web Tales-Holiday Sing-Along
Wacky Web Tales -How to Make a Snow Man
Wacky Web Tales - Jingle, Jingle
Wacky Web Tales - A Crazy Night at the Library
NOUN
Person Place Thing dentists (plural) New York (singular) pears (plural) sister (singular) zoo (singular) fan (singular) Julio (singular) towns (plural) notebook (singular) children (plural) beaches (plural) buses (plural) Adjectives
What Kind How Many We have a large dog. Our dog has five puppies. Our dog has tiny, brown spots. Many dogs love children. Verbs
Present Tense Past Tense Future Tense Bats hunt at night. The bats hunted last night. The bats will hunt tonight. The bats fly quickly. The bats flew overhead. The bats will fly later. Exclamations
Word Phrase Sentence Wow! Oh, no! What a terrific song! Yippee! No way! We won the championship! Adverbs
How When Where I read books quickly. I read books often. I keep my books upstairs. I read newspapers slowly. I always read the newspaper. I buy my newspaper there.
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NOUN
Person Place Thing dentists (plural) New York (singular) pears (plural) sister (singular) zoo (singular) fan (singular) Julio (singular) towns (plural) notebook (singular) children (plural) beaches (plural) buses (plural) Adjectives
What Kind How Many We have a large dog. Our dog has five puppies. Our dog has tiny, brown spots. Many dogs love children. Verbs
Present Tense Past Tense Future Tense Bats hunt at night. The bats hunted last night. The bats will hunt tonight. The bats fly quickly. The bats flew overhead. The bats will fly later. Exclamations
Word Phrase Sentence Wow! Oh, no! What a terrific song! Yippee! No way! We won the championship! Adverbs
How When Where I read books quickly. I read books often. I keep my books upstairs. I read newspapers slowly. I always read the newspaper. I buy my newspaper there.
