Today’s Activities
Read it! Write it!
Take the virtual field trip, and read the article on the American Revolution.
Brain Teasers!
Challenge yourself to solve these math puzzles. Share one or more with someone else and explain your thinking.
What's Shakin'?
Learn about earthquakes by exploring this interactive document from Katie Pelfrey of Columbia Elementary School.
Create it!
Wildflower Walk. Here is a lesson on wildflower scientific drawing by Kelli O’Brien from Sonora Elementary School.
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Speech & Language
Focus on giving information: Using your own words, describe to someone in your home how batteries work.
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Year in Review
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Field Day!
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