Oliver
2/22/2018 11:27:41 am
Hello kinder friends!
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Candia
2/23/2018 12:40:58 pm
Field Trips are optional...
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Candia
2/23/2018 02:57:38 pm
The field trip is in fact to Old Town and only a small portion of the field trip (end of day) will be to the Mormon Battalion.
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Oliver
2/24/2018 12:55:59 pm
Thanks for clearing it up Ms Candia!
Zoey
2/22/2018 04:00:09 pm
Today we have focused on math and the difference between plus and minus. Also working on sight words especially while reading.
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Isabel
2/23/2018 07:32:19 pm
We did the 3 days of homeschool in 2, as we'll be out of town, so here's what we did both days:
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Abdullah
2/23/2018 09:40:02 pm
Yesterday Abdullah did reading his new book The dog. Than he worked with his brother on number writing than some additions. Today we also did some number counting and he had fun doing gardening with his sister.
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Meshot Twins
2/24/2018 08:53:12 am
Caleb and Noelle completed their math packet together... they know their 10 number bonds; great job, Ms. Candia!!!! Noelle worked on sight words... she wrote down the ones she missed, and then used them in made up sentences, which turned into a story. C and N also worked on the sight word "away", writing 3 sentences each using the word and underlining it. Both kiddos read "just right books" aloud to me... Caleb focused his attention on non fiction.
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Oliver
2/25/2018 06:28:04 pm
Oliver worked on his math packet and then read a couple of his books. Later in the morning he did ST math and followed along as his sister did spelling city. Later in the day Ollie flew kites and and helped me work on a kayak sail. We talked about the names of the sailing parts and their functions.
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Oliver Cook
2/27/2018 04:05:25 pm
We opted for the zoo Monday and stopped and practiced spotting sight words on each of the animal signs. Ollie really impressed me as he tried to sound out the animal Genus species. We got some insider tour info as we met up with some friends who work there (hummingbird feeder and the landscaper for Africa rocks). Oliver loves learning about the zoo and conservation.
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Joshua Towne
2/25/2018 07:16:56 pm
Hello everyone,
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Zoe Ketchum
2/25/2018 07:21:04 pm
We have had an asking fun filled week! We did the a full homeschool day on Thursday, the Zoo on Friday, attended amazing Cinderella birthday on Saturday and went to a CYT Peter Pan play today! We are also planning to go to the Sea Work trip tomorrow.
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Cash
2/25/2018 08:00:11 pm
Cash worked on math worksheets sent home then we printed out additional sheets and did those as well. He did independent reading as well as being read to by myself and his brother. We did some science with sheets of negative paper, we were able to place items (leafs, letter cutouts) on negative paper and place it in the sun, rinse and have a perfect negative of the item, the boys loved it. The boys wrote stories about their week and did a lot of out door playing both days. He practiced sight words and spelling as well. Monday we will head to Seaworld for some learning, hope to see some of you!
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Andrea L
2/27/2018 07:31:22 am
What a really fun idea with the negative paper! I want to try that! :)
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Sadie R
2/25/2018 08:08:18 pm
We had the extra chore of getting our homework done on time so that we could enjoy our weekend away. We got the math and reading done and worked on our extra workbook too. Then we got on the road for a girlscout camping weekend. We learned out to use knives when cutting and safety, we went on a hike and talked about the local wildlife and we had a camp fire with S'mores as well. It was a great learning week!
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Bryce Rogers
2/26/2018 04:45:29 pm
Thursday and Friday we did the math packet and ST math. We read lots of books. We read non fiction books about the North Pole and the South Pole. Then Bryce wrote some things he learned about each of them and drew pictures. We also went to the Safari Park and saw many amazing animals. Today we attended Sea World and had a blast! The highlights were the cleaner fish, feeding and petting the sting rays and the sharks!
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Parker
2/26/2018 05:08:44 pm
On Thursday we went to Disneyland, had so much fun. While we were there we talked about time, how many seconds in a minute and how many minutes in an hour. As we were waiting in those lovely lines we would count, I would try to get him to count to 120. On Friday he completed the math worksheets and worked in his brain quiz work book. He also wrote numbers down on a white board. We practiced his letters and a few of his sight words. Today he went to Sea World and had so much fun. When he got home I had him work on St Math and then draw me a picture and write about sea world.
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Olivia B
2/26/2018 08:02:43 pm
Olli finished the math packet, practiced number bonds, worked on her site words, did ST math, worked in her workbook, filled in missing letters in words and read books (I can tell a big difference in her reading in only a couple of weeks). Today Olivia and her brother made edible slim form marshmallows and gummy worms. The kitchen is a mess 😂
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Cameron
2/26/2018 08:17:25 pm
For our home school days we stuck to the basics. We worked on the math packet, st math, quite a few sight words, reading and writing.
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Caleb O
2/26/2018 08:36:26 pm
For writing we worked on thank you notes. We read another highlights magazine and Caleb picked out a few books from home that he wanted to try to read on his own, and I helped where needed. We talked about the difference between fiction and non fiction and he shared about the books read in class also. We practiced counting to 100. We baked cookies using his new "big kid" real kitchen set - practiced measuring and talked briefly about why it's important for the ingredients to be added in the correct order (chemistry etc.). We played a a made up trivia game about outer space and he taught me a thing or two! We did the math packet and ST math. We did Sea World also. He had me read almost every sign he could find and he said "because it's a learning day". haha. He seemed really interested in the penguins.
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Nova
2/26/2018 11:29:33 pm
We had three very full homeschools days. We did a bunch of ST math and Nova did sell city with her sister. We read a ton of books, went on a two hikes and the girls helped assemble and deliver meals to a temporary homeless shelter. we also did our math worksheets and re did two extras that we needed practice on. Then they were all immediately misplaced and we still haven't found them....we then went over a very fun lesson on being organized that included a video... with lots of practicing on being organized.
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Olivia Livitski
2/27/2018 07:28:35 am
Olivia had a great couple of homeschool days! On Thursday she practiced writing sight words on her chalkboard along with writing two digit numbers up to 99. We talked a lot about the teen #'s and tens frames (mainly #'s by 10's - 10, 20, 30, etc) to understand how the "first #" changes. After that she completed a couple of her Eureka Math sheets and worked on a little ST Math while I helped her brother with his school work. For reading she read two Level 3 BOB books and also jumped on her brother's RAZ Kids account after he was finished and read a rhyming book. She finished her day with a trip to the dentist to get a cleaning and continue leaning the importance of dental health.
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Oliver S.
2/27/2018 09:36:11 am
Oliver brainstormed different homophones he knows. Then he made flashcards for them and we played charades. He also took a 1/2 mile jog and practiced dribbling and passing a basketball. For writing, Oliver wrote a letter to Luis Mario who lives in Bolivia. We also did some research on the country of Bolivia. Oliver also practiced counting to 100 and we did some adding and subtracting of money.
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Gage
2/27/2018 01:51:20 pm
On Thursday, since Gage worked so hard and did so well on his presenting at the epic awards I decided that was enough school work for the day. Although we did so some reading in the evening. Over the rest of the long weekend we decided to do a little bit of school work on each day. He did, Math worksheets, st math, we added some words to his flash Clare's, reading, practiced counting all the way to 100. We went on a hike/tour at Stelzer County Park on Friday morning and learned about different animals and plants in The area. We then got to see and pet some reptiles, the rangers were feeding the snakes...Gage was in heaven!!!!
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Hudson
3/2/2018 11:22:30 am
Hudson is beyond excited about the field trip! He talks about it almost every day. :) last weekend was filled with hands on learning. He wanted to do all his math homework on Thursday so he could have a little more freedom over the weekend. He went to his grandparents house on Friday morning and did reading there. Had his last basketball game of the season, and explored on a hike with dad. Monday we were not able to attend Sea world but we had a morning date together. Went out for breakfast where he read the menu and ordered himself (so proud!) went to the lake Murray to feed and observe the ducks, and ended at the store to spend some of his saved money on Pokémon cards. Where he had to figure out how much money he had and which ones fit into his budget.
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Jake McMillan
3/12/2018 08:49:00 pm
Jake and his family went to stay at a dude ranch in Los Padres National Forest in Santa Barbara. We went to Moxi, the discover museum which was really great for the kids. It was a really neat place. Jake swam in a heated pool, rode a horse, walked on the pier, reading signs all along the way. ;)
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