April 27 - May 1 COVID 19 School Schedule


Wow what a week last week was! I feel like we finally have a good schedule and the weather looks like it might warm up again. This will make life a lot easier as we can then try to get outside for "recess" in both the morning and afternoon. On the days when we don't get out we still love to go down to the basement and play on the "rink". My youngest is getting much sturdier on his skates and more comfortable moving around on his own (he even likes to take shots on his brother now!). My oldest has also shown improvements in his confidence and his ability to do a crossover. We love going down to the ice for a skate and to play in the basement when the weather isn't nice enough to get outside. I've even made the boys a scoreboard this weekend for their rink. Now we can choose which teams we want to be and keep track of the score! I also think its a nice piece of art for the basement on a wall that has been black for the 5 years we have lived in the house...



Our plants are also doing really well! I am so excited to see how they continue to grow and will be so happy if they survive to planting time and can get into the garden.


Another proud success we had last week was the fact that my oldest son is getting really good at writing on the line. Who knew that this was a task to learn, but it is and we are starting to get it!!! My sister - in - law lives in Alberta and was talking to us about the Grizzly bears which is what lead to this lesson. We learnt some fun facts and had a good time retelling her about what he had learned that day.


This week is SHARK WEEK!!! Not the actual shark week on TV but at our home school we are going to have shark week. My sons love sharks! They are really interested in them so why not dedicate an entire week to learning about shark! I have baby shark on the last day as a celebration song but it is my youngest sons favourite song right now so we will probably listen to it every day...

Monday:
Reading Shark Facts video, Sand Tiger Sharks Book (EPIC) & take the quiz after
Writing: Write a fact about sharks that you learned today and draw a picture of the shark
Craft: Toilet paper roll Sharks
Math: Building patterns with blocks or other materials and work on making complex patterns
STEM: Floating Dry erase marker drawings

Tuesday:
Reading: Wild Kratts Sharks Video, Bull Sharks Book (EPIC) & take the quiz after
Writing: Sight word read it, build it, write it
Math: Hopscotch
STEM: Mystery science

Wednesday:
Reading: Sharks for Kids video, Blacktip Reef Shark Book (EPIC) & take the quiz after
Writing: Sight word bingo & writing name (full name)
Craft: Shark fin headband
Math: Basic math practice
STEM: Colour changing volcano

Thursday:
Reading: Great White vs Hammerhead Facts Video, Blue Shark Book (EPIC) & Quiz after
Writing: Write facts about a great white shark and draw a picture to go with it.
Math: Survey: Which shark is your favourite? (Choose 3 sharks and then survey family members)
STEM: Mystery Science

Friday:
Reading: All About Sharks for Children Video, Baby Shark, Nurse Shark Book (EPIC) & Quiz after
Writing: What is your favourite type of shark, why are they your favourite? Draw a picture of the
               shark.
Food Snack: Shark grilled cheese
Math: Online math games
STEM: Mentos and coke experiment


Next week will be Dinosaur week as that is another favourite in out house right now! Stay tuned for next weeks fun dinosaur themed school activities :)






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