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Learning Targets for September 9-13
Math:
Skip count by 5s to 120.
Use tens and ones to write a number in different ways.
Show a number as tens and ones.
Model and name groups of ten.

Writing:
Write from top to bottom, left to right while using spacing between words.
Correctly write 3- 4-letter words and longer words phonetically.
Write simple sentences and short stories or paragraphs in chronological order.

Religion:
Students will know that God shares his love with us, and we are called to share His love with one another.
Students will know that charity is a virtue given by God so they can live as his holy children.
Students will understand that God is our loving Father in Heaven.
Students will understand that the virtue of charity makes it possible for us to have a friendship with God.

Language Arts:
Read independently.
Read with a partner.
Use the classroom library.
Review and practice letter sounds.

SEL:
With adult support, students will be able to demonstrate how they would pay attention in given scenarios.
With adult support, students will be able to suggest behaviors that can help them pay attention when they encounter distractions.

Social Studies: TBD

Science:
This week we learned all about baby animals! We learned that some baby animals are born looking very similar to their parents, while others take a little bit of time to grow and develop. You can continue to support your child's curiosity at home by noticing the similarities and differences between baby and adult animals whenever you see them together at the park or zoo. You can also find live webcams of bird nests in the spring—check in on them daily to see the baby birds hatch and grow! This site has bird, puppy, and kitten cams! https://explore.org/livecams