Going On A Grammar Hunt

Here are some activities you can use today to improve your grammar skills.

• Walk around your house and find 5 nouns. (person, place, thing).  Write them on a piece of paper.
• List 5 verbs.  (action words)  write each verb on a piece of paper.
• List 5 Pronouns. (he, she, we, they, us, him, etc.)  put on a piece of paper.
• List 5 Adjectives. (describing words/describe nouns – small, big, juicy, round) list on a piece of paper.
• Cut up each word and put all nouns in a pile, verbs in a different pile, adjective pile, and pronoun pile.
• Pick one paper per pile and make a complete sentence using those words.  Add in any words to help your sentence be more interesting.

Noun Or Verb Alphabet Hunt:

Write each letter of the alphabet.  Try to find a noun for each letter and write it in.  You can do this for verbs also.

Use your words to explain your thinking to someone when you solve these math problems.

Leveled learning extension 1: Reinforce your math skills with these pages which offer more basic math problems! 

Worksheet 1

Worksheet 2 

Leveled learning extension 2: Tease your brain with this worksheet to target foundational math skills!

Watch this BrainPOP video to learn about antonyms, synonyms, and homonyms.

Complete these exercises to improve your strength and gross motor skills.

Take whatever art tools you have and try to make some colorful interesting designs. If you have paint then splatter, watercolors then blend, colored pencils make swirls. You got this.