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Reading
Week 2 - Day 1
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- Read Small and Mighty Mammals
- What is the genre of this text? Is it fiction or nonfiction? How do you know?
- What is this text mostly about? What are some of the key details you learned? Discuss with your family.
- Practice your sight words at home or play this fun game Sight Word Match
- Read any book of choice for 20 minutes.
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Reading
Week 2 - Day 2
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- Do you think the author was trying to inform you about mammals or entertain you by telling you a story about mammals? Why do you think this? Talk to an adult and explain your thinking.
- Practice your sight words at home or play this fun game Sight Word Smash!
- Read any book of choice for 20 minutes.
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Reading
Week 2 - Day 3
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- Talk to an adult and explain what you liked (or disliked) about this book and why. Be sure to give several reasons to support your thinking.
- After reading this text, what questions do you still have? Write down 2 questions you still have about mammals. Research them online to find the answers. Share your findings with family and friends!
- Practice your sight words at home or play this fun game Sight Word Popcorn!
- Read any book of choice for 20 minutes.
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Reading
Week 2 - Day 4
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- Think of 2 of the mammals from the text. What similarities and differences do they have? Write down your thinking in your journal.
- Practice your sight words at home or play this fun game Sight Word Match
- Read any book of choice for 20 minutes.
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Reading
Week 2 - Day 5
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- What special talent does a raccoon have?
- How fast can a beaver chew through an eight foot tree?
- How does an armadillo protect itself?
- How many mosquitoes can a bat eat in an hour?
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