Home Learning Week 31 - Ella Enchanted, Butterflies 3, Money, Story of Life 1, Watermelon 2, Sweet Pea, Tomatillo, Disappointed, Visual Memory, Adding Tens, Garden Beds, Muffins, Thank You to Carol, Contractions 2, Butterfly Cage, Ken

May 1 - 5

Reading Comprehension - Ella Enchanted

Listening to story, answering comprehension questions, compiling vocabulary list, composing sentences to illustrate vocabulary definition

She's probably like, "I want a princess dress!" 'Cause she is a princess. Whoever has a big castle is probably a princess - it makes sense, doesn't it?

Vocabulary - Ella Enchanted

1. Clam chowder is inedible because it tastes like stinky armpits.
2. Mom: You have to go to your bedroom and sleep there for the whole day!
Kid: No!
Mom: Yes!
Kid: Uh-uh!
Mom: You are naughty! You are defiant!
3. Clam chowder soup nauseates me!
4. The tide goes in, then it recedes.
5. I’m riding my horse with the reins on it. You actually have to hold on tight, because even if it is going slow it can knock you down. You actually have to hold on to the reins!
6. A book that always has chapters and chapters and chapters and chapters - and it’s a sequel book because it’s a very long story in more than one book. Critter Club 2 is a sequel.
7. Critter Club is not a trilogy, because it has ten thousand books, I think. A trilogy only has three books.

8. You publish a book. I publish my blog post every week.

Science - Painted Lady Butterflies Life Cycle

Observing life cycle of Painted Lady butterfly; measuring, describing, recording

Oh my lord - it looks terrible and I don't want to smell it! Do you think the caterpillars are ready to go in their cage?

What is that red stuff? Meconium - that's a hard word. "It is not blood. It is a liquid they use to pump up their wings."

All of them are basically hanging there, except for one... is it big as my finger? It looks awful in there, Mom! Can I not look at them - 'cause they're gross right now! Is that all their poop in there? What are those big clumps, Mom? How about the red stuff? That's really weird, right?

April 21 (6 days old, lower left) compared to April 26 (11 days old, lower right) and May 3 (18 days old, top):

Comparing caterpillars at 6, 11 and 18 days of age, and (below) at 19 days - big changes

Orange and red are meconium? It's creepy-looking. Did she say some might not make it? 

6 Days, 11 Days, 19 Days:

Date	April 21	April 26	May 4
Age	6 days	11 days	19 days
Where	2 plastic containers	2 plastic containers	2 plastic containers
Stage	larva	larva	6 larvae (caterpillars) 5 chrysalides 1 dead
Colour	dark grey	dark grey	Chrysalides are silver grey and gold
Length	13mm	21mm	41mm (caterpillars) 12mm (chrysalides)
Doing	Climbing, wiggling, sitting in webbing	Crawling, sitting upside   down on the lid, pooping, shaking, hanging in webbing	Caterpillars: hanging upside down, like a J; crawling, eating Chrysalides: shaking sometimes; hanging upside down; one is stuck in webbing
Other		Shedding dead skin; yellow balls of poop	They look weird, big, lots of meconium – it looks disgusting. Lots of disgusting poop balls, dead skin and dead caterpillar on the ground

Reading Comprehension Exercise: "A Letter from the School Nurse"

Reading a passage for information and understanding; answering questions based on the reading; solving crossword puzzles

Vocabulary

Contagious - you can catch to something. Like a cough.
Conjunctivitis - it spreads by when you rub your eye. Of course it will sting, 'cause you have your finger right pressing it, so it will hurt a lot.

Crossword Puzzle

Count the letters before writing the word. One CAPITAL letter per square! Intersecting words must have the same letter at that space 

I'm really bad at it - someone has to help me with this. That's so tricky!

Math: Money - Loonies, Toonies, Quarters

Identifying Loonies, Toonies, quarters; memorizing value of coins

Will we get this out of the way, right?

I knew they were not the same size - put them together - look!

Big Project - The Story of Life on Earth; 600 Million Years

Planning, discussing new project; preparing time line; fine motor: using tape dispenser

We have to find a big, long, nice piece of paper. And probably some pictures to see what it looks like. And probably some story. If the tape is not working for us, we will probably use glue, right? When we're done this we'll definitely have to put it on the Wall of Fame, or something!

Mind mapping Earth before creatures, for future writing

Weird-looking creatures - we're thankful that the Earth actually made them extinct, right?
Volcanoes - so that's what made the Earth made into humans, animals, trees...

Science - Gardening

Watermelon

Observing seedlings grow; watering, handling gently

It's working!

Collaborating to plan, build, plant and tend a community vegetable garden; comparing "scatter" gardening to traditional row gardening

So the watermelon's going to be in those big ones - you know what I mean, how watermelon spreads!

Sweet Pea

Soaking pea seeds 48 hours to improve germination; counting by 2's; vocabulary: germination

Hey! That looks like a bum or a heart. Are they similar to Bleeding Hearts?

Mom, these seeds feel fat. They're super rough and hard... they actually feel smooth. Don't they feel smooth? We've got lots of them: 68 seeds! We're going to soak them in water to make it easier for them to germinate.

Am I allowed to eat these?

Mixing seeds with pea and bean inoculant to produce nitrogen that helps them grow and fixes the soil

This is going to stink. It's going to look really weird! With my finger? No - I don't want to do it with my finger; can I get a spoon?

Digging soil, adding composted manure, planting inoculated sweet pea seeds 1cm deep; repurposing bedsprings as trellis for privacy

Tomatillo 

Planting seeds 3 per plug, marking seedlings with popsicle sticks; using grow light

That looks like a heart! Cute!

Cherry Tree

Reading about planting requirements; choosing a location to plant

We are lucky to have a cherry tree and an apple tree! And raspberries! (And plums!) Yeah! And painted lady sweet peas! And flowers! Mm-hm!

Don't we have a realistic garden - look at it! It looks real!

Physical Activity Break - Laps 

Running, chasing, increasing heart rate, endurance, fitness level, focus

OK - we're going to do more than 10 - we're going to do 14! 

Math - Subtraction of Numbers Larger than 19, with Regrouping

Using Cuisenaire rods, regrouping without messing up the number; fine motor: arranging blocks and picking up a column of 10 ones; starting with the ones blocks

Can you help me with this? I mean can you do it for me? Your hands can't even control that! That's the part that messed it up.

Subtraction practice - a work in progress; writing ones in ones column, tens in tens column

Social and Emotional Development - Disappointed

Processing, recognizing, discussing and developing language for emotions; fine motor: colouring

I was disappointed that I couldn't see my friend, Christie. She was sick - she was food-poisoned. She was going to pick me up, and I was like, "Where's Christie?"

It's really a bummer when they make you have to do the instructions - the colouring instructions. You can't see that, but I actually coloured it in, in white. He has albinism on his neck.

I tried my best!

Visual Memory - Animal Cards

Give 5 seconds to study three picture cards on rack, then turn rack so cards are out of sight.
Reproduce string of cards from pile face-up on desk. Look again at rack, compare. Using words only (no touching), describe what (if anything) needs to change. Hide rack again. Make changes. Compare

AZ: It's perfect and I'm awesome.

Andrew: Well, obviously three is presenting no problems to you - I think we should bump it up.

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May 4th - Star Wars Day

Everybody might take their lightsabers - like if you had a lightsaber you could just cut off a person's head!

Math - Adding Tens

Noticing patterns when digits are multiplied by 10
E.g. 7 + 2 = 9  70 + 20 = 90

Of course I can do this - Mom, I know what to do here.  Ooh, Mom - help me here!

E-a-s-y - why is it so hard to do "easy"?

We'll do my homework, and then what?

Science, Recycling, Gardening - Building Garden Beds from Repurposed Materials

Observing, asking questions, staying safe around power tools

No one put your hand next to a saw, or it's like, "Ka-ching!" your hand is off!

Woo! I thought the wood would be pretty strong, but the saw cut right through it! Woo! Mom - look how many pieces he cut down!

So we'll have boxes to plant flowers and everything?

Repurposing materials (old garage floor, new garden beds)

I tell you what: that grass is gonna kerplop!

How can you tell which is not rotten and rotten? Is any of this stuff in good shape here?

Baking - Banana Easter Egg Muffins

Gross motor: crushing chocolate eggs in Ziploc bag with rolling pin; fine motor: filling muffin cups using spring-operated muffin scoop; portioning; re-purposing left-over Easter eggs, over-ripe bananas

Oh my god, I hope she'll like this! Do you think she's gonna like this? I haven't had chocolate for awhile! Now this is what I call fun!

This looks like vomit right now. Well, believe it or not, this is what it looks like when you mix it! This is super healthy, isn't it?

Replace the honey with bananas and 4x 2" hollow Easter eggs

Science - Bugs

Collecting, observing, touching, smelling local bugs

This is our jar of dead animals, right? Why does the bee feel so soft - want to feel it? Do wasps bite or sting? Is this a girl bee or boy bee?

Writing - Thank you card for Carol

Giving thanks, inventive spelling, decorating, addressing envelope, walking, mailing

A heart - not bad! Fancy pen - what am I going to write with this? Look - a spiral! 

Thank you for letting us feed - how do you spell "your"? - dog. What else do I draw? I'm seriously not good at dogs! I just have to believe in myself that I can actually do it! Haha! That's actually like her tail! How many legs does a dog have, Mom? Hold on - that's her private bits - what a dog has under there: nipples. A flower... should we write "flower" down there? F-l-o-w-e-r. What can I do now? Are you done talking to me, or do we have to have another talk? What's her address?

Giving a little gift, playing, throwing, patting

Spelling: Contractions

Using contractions in sentences; placing apostrophe in correct location; changing contraction to full words and vice versa; using PENCIL, not marker for worksheets!

Science, Sewing, Recycling: Butterfly Cage

Designing and making butterfly cage from repurposed materials: curtain, cereal box, elastic bands, pattern hook; sewing, serging, inserting zipper, using hot glue gun

How long have we been working on this thing for? I don't think this is a particularly good spot for the cage to go, 'cause it might fall down and the butterflies might get injured.  Ooo - it can twirl!

This baby's up!

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On the Purpose of Ken Dolls:

Every girl that likes Barbies has to have a Ken doll - if you have a boy and he's your friend then you can play with Barbies.

Other Home Learning Posts

Home Learning, Day 1, Grade 4 - Smoothie, Recycling Rigid or Soft Plastic, Transfer Station, Compost

Home Learning - Week 2 Chai, Fruit Fly Trap, Garden Kiosk, Albinism

Home Learning - Week 3 Apple Taste Test, Gymnastics, Back Brace, Subtraction

Home Learning - Week 4 Subject/Predicate, Squash, Mint/Calendula Face Mask

Home Learning - Week 5 Slugs, Radish, Mushrooms

Home Learning - Week 6 Thanksgiving, Earthquake Kit, Soaring Eagle

Home Learning - Week 7 BC, +/- 1, Braces, Bees, Rain Water

Home Learning - Week 8 Pizza, Alberta, Halloween

Home Learning - Week 9 Dogs, Earrings, Adding White

Home Learning - Week 10 Christmas List, Cupcake Face Mask, Green Poodle

Home Learning - Week 11 Mango Lassi, Saskatchewan, 10 Partners, Cat

Home Learning - Week 12 Bees, World Book, Lip Balm, Seeds

Home Learning - Week 13  Memory, Sewing, Back Brace Adjustment

Home Learning - Week 14 Snow,  Salad, SPCA, Manitoba, Bison

Home Learning - Week 15 Christmas, Manure, Evil Sister

Home Learning - Week 16 Gerbil, Slime, Hummingbirds, Cocoa

Home Learning - Week 17 Ontario, Apple Taste Test, Denim Purse

Home Learning - Week 18 Thank You Notes, Math Without Help, Term Two Reflection

Home Learning - Weeks 19+20 Nerd Outfit, Quebec, Birthday

Home Learning - Week 21 Emotions, Ordering Numbers, Beaty Biodiversity Museum, Soaring Eagles #4

Home Learning - Week 22 Valentine's Day, Science World, New Brunswick

Home Learning - Week 23 Worried, Adding Tens, Nova Scotia, Science World #2, DIY Lip Gloss Soap

Home Learning - Week 24 Real-Life Math, Nap, Lonely, Wolfdogs, Spring, Chocolate-Covered Strawberries

Home Learning - Week 25 Schedules, Yukon, Pysanky, Bank Machine, Regrouping, Loved, Term 3 Reflections, Soaring Eagles #5

Home Learning - Week 26 Rotten Food, Embarrassed, Newfoundland and Labrador, Can Opener, Skating, Teacher Screecher, Rain Water, Slugs, Word Search

Home Learning - Week 27 Cheer, Fish, Digit Sequences, Spelling "ea", Sad, Spring 2, Matching Pictures, Butterfly Books, Math Review, Private Questions 2

Home Learning - Week 28 I Spy; Subtraction of Numbers Larger than 19, without and with Regrouping; Spelling "ee"; Frustrated; Ancient Greece; Nunavit; Quinoa Veggie Salad; Cat Whiskers; Dog Biscuit; Butterfly Cage; Baby Alive Food DIY

Home Learning - Week 29 Kitchen Scraps, Northwest Territories, Butterflies, Fort Langley, Bike Riding, Estimation, Helpful, Banana Orange Smoothie

Home Learning - Week 30 Watermelon, Money, Tired, Butterflies, Handsome Warren, Catnip, Water Measurement, OT Assessment 2, Rounding, Contractions, Silly, Soaring Eagles 6

Home Learning - Week 31 Ella Enchanted, Butterflies 3, Money, Story of Life 1, Watermelon 2, Sweet Pea, Tomatillo, Disappointed, Visual Memory, Adding Tens, Garden Beds, Muffins, Thank You to Carol, Contractions 2, Butterfly Cage, Ken

Home Learning - Week 32 Encyclopedia Brown, 41st Ave., Money, Chrysalides, OT Assessment 3, 600 Million Years, Mishka, Related Tens, Round-Offs, QE Park, Mother's Day Card, Acting and Dancing

Home Learning - Week 33 Butterflies, Estimating Sum and Difference, Thailand, Money Book, 600 Million Years 2, Library Holds, Mara the Meerkat Fairy, Soaring Eagle 6
Home Learning - Week 34 Castles, Planting Veggies, Long and Short "a", Butterfly Release, Banana Smell, Estimating Sum and Difference, Drawing v Colouring, Horrid Henry, Poppy Seed Pasta Salad, Pond Water 2, Trike Planter, Lush Gift Card, Beekeeping
Home Learning - Week 35 Money, 600 Million Years 3, Long and Short "e", Cirque de la Symphonie, Farm Visit, Sharks, Appropriate Questions, Microscope, Pandora, Telling Time, Estimation, Cheer

Home Learning Week 30 - Watermelon, Money, Tired, Butterflies 2, Handsome Warren, Catnip, Water Measurement, OT Assessment 2, Rounding, Contractions, Silly, Soaring Eagles 6

April 24 - 28, 2017

Science, Gardening - Watermelons

Preparing peat plugs to plant seeds; counting seeds; determining depth of planting using a mark on the finger; marking seeds with popsicle sticks

It smells like maple syrup; it smells good around here.

We are growing watermelons in wooden boxes. We put a mark on my finger to see how deep we had to put the seed in. 

We're going to eat them - there's nothing bad for you in watermelons - and we're going to pickle them! How are we going to pickle them, Mom, how do we do it? We make the whole thing? 

Exploding water melon challenge is you have to put a lot of elastic bands on the watermelon and do it until it explodes. Basically, you only have to wait for it, right? But what should we wear? Bathing suits, probably.

Real Life Math - Money Management

Making a Purchase, counting change, naming coins and giving their values

We went to go to the grocery store to get me a piece of gum so I don't fall asleep in the class. The person kept the money - she gave me thirty cents - is that called trading, Mom? It's called paying!

Social and Emotional Development - Emotions: Tired

Processing, recognizing, discussing and developing language for emotions; fine motor: colouring

My eyes get droopy and I fall asleep. Put on some music - music will wake me up. Like, why am I sleeping in class?

Get enough sleep or you get grouchy.

When I'm colouring for awhile makes my hand tired - yeah, that's true.

Science - Painted Lady Butterflies

April 24 - 9 days old
Observing, comparing, predicting; Internet research; determining the sex of a butterfly

It tickles! It's going to get off! Mom - it's getting off! Quick - let's put the lid on before it runs away!

April 21 (6 days old, left) compared to April 26 (11 days old, right):

Date	April 21	April 26
Age	6 days	11 days
Where	2 plastic containers	2 plastic containers
Stage	larva	larva
Colour	dark grey	Dark grey
Length	13mm	21mm
Doing	Climbing, wiggling, sitting in webbing	Crawling, sitting upside down on the lid, pooping, shaking, hanging in webbing
Other		Shedding dead skin; yellow balls of poop

Is it a boy or a girl?

Are caterpillars insects? Yes they are! What the heck??!!

Book Report - Junie B. Jones Loves Handsome Warren

Reading for enjoyment and understanding; retelling the story; giving opinion; judging suitability for others; vocabulary: nutball

Well, basically, Junie B. Jones loves Handsome Warren, and all the girls start fighting 'cause they're all in love with him. But look at his face - he doesn't look happy - look at him. He has a not nice face - a grossed out face - I don't know why. They're getting all mad and feisty, aren't they? 

She made friends with him by making him laugh, by making knock-knock jokes. She called him a nutball. I think they become best friends. I can't quite tell if they have a crush on each other. He is a boy and he is her friend, so he is her boyfriend - it makes sense.

It was funny - do you want to read it?

Who would you recommend this book to?
Carlo would like to read it. Oona at my old school would like to read it - I think so; I think she would like it. Kate... I'm not so sure if she would like it, or not. Oona in Japan.

How long did it take you to read it?
Not very long - two days.

Am I boy crazy?

Oral Reading - Junie B. Jones and the Mushy, Gushy Valentine

Reading for pleasure and understanding; retelling story; Internet research: Junie B. site: games, colouring pages, activities

I want to show you a funny picture that's from her crush - Junie B. found a mushy, gushy Valentine - it was a secret admirer. Oh yes, she did! I'm going to show you the picture!

This is her secret admirer, but he's pretending he doesn't like her. I just have to read the chapter page, cause that'll help me... I guess his name is Jim... they seem like they are in love with each other.

Mom! You gotta see this:
"Come visit me on my very own website  www.randomhouse.com/kids/junieb"! So what kind of things does it have there? Oh my god - I didn't know she had her own website! She is a spoiled girl, whatever she is! So she's an actual kid - isn't she an actual kid? Probably not, right? Her website is pretty cool-looking, already.

I want to do the food fight! But I think it is actually pretend - probably like on the screen of the computer - I think you need to click on the door and something might happen, right? Maybe I can do this at 3, when school is over?

 Science, Gardening - Catnip

Preparing pots with potting soil; sowing seeds; watering

I admit, this is fun - like playing with puppies, but dirty. Mom - I swear you have dirt on your nose.

Science, Math - Rain Water Measurement

Measuring and recording rain water per month; ordinals: first, second, third

The first is the most and the second is second most. October has the most rain water. November... where's November? November has the second most. April has the third most rain water. We have a lot of rain water in Vancouver! We're probably not gonna have the same in May, 'cause it's gonna be sunny!

Occupational Therapy Assessment - Part 2

Assessing balance (static and dynamic), fine motor skills, throwing and catching:

Walking heal-to-toe along a line, like a balance beam; tracing along a wavy line; placing pegs in holes, right hand then left, without replacing

My left hand is not used to this!

I was glad it was over because it took such a long time. Oh my gosh - it took even longer than the other time! I did OK.

Hopping, keeping off the cracks; balancing with one leg on a balance board; threading laces through holes, in and out, not around and around

Oh - I like hopping! Dang! Can I switch feet?

You actually expect me to balance on this thing? Hard - very hard!

Throwing and catching a ball against a wall; throwing beanbag at target

Dang! That is not easy! I am not good at this!

It was hard, and then I got better.

Beanbag - that's kinda boring.

Math - Rounding

Using 100 chart and "laser guided target system" to find the ten nearest to a number

We use this chart to round by saying the closest number with a ten.

Rounding to the nearest 10 (no 5's)

What's closest to 11? Duh... 10! Done! Now can you help me with the stupid TV?

Math - Subtraction of Numbers Larger than 19, with or Without Regrouping

Using Cuisenaire blocks, make second number from first number, after regrouping

This is a cute pencil, Mom. Who gave it to me?

It was hard at first, but then it was easy because I got better at it. From practicing, probably - yep.

Spelling - Contractions, "oa" 

Removing correct letters and replacing with apostrophe to form contractions; pronunciation: apostrophe

"He'll" is awkward if you forget the apostrophe - it makes a word you don't want to say. Yeah, true!

Noticing and applying spelling patterns: long "o", with "oa" spelling

Wasn't hard. I think spelling is interesting.

Social and Emotional Development - Emotions: Silly 

Processing, recognizing, discussing and developing language for emotions; fine motor: colouring

Her hair is like bubble gum.

I feel silly, Mom - your girl is kooky right now. Are we going to have a wrestle, or not?

Social and Emotional Development - Appropriate Questions

Compiling a list of potentially socially inappropriate questions; discussion of the questions - when are they appropriate, or not? Discussion of alternate questions or comments

How would you feel if someone asked you, "Were you born with a big belly?"
I'd probably say, "Well, it's none of your business."

How old was I when I asked to pat her son's hair? I wouldn't do it now, unless it looked tempting.

Soaring Eagle Nature School #6

Hiking, tracking, birding, identifying animals and plants, survival skills, physical activity, enjoying the fresh outdoors with other kids

I'll probably be chilly when I'm done, right? So, a warm bath. And filthy... Thankfully I have pockets! 

Oh my god - this bag is so heavy! Did you feel how heavy my bag is? This bag's been very good at heavy stuff for me - it's been excellent.

Homework: learn something super cool about a bird that lives in the area.

Crows have excellent memories. True! They dive bomb people that they don't know. They want to protect their eggs. The baby is a precious thing to the mama and dada, right?

Listening Comprehension/Following Directions

Listening to and following directions, with one repetition permitted

AZ: What's a consonant?
Andrew: Not a vowel.
AZ: That makes sense. What's a vowel?

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On Bullying

Bullies bully because they are sad and they want people to feel as sad as they are. I am sure they have kindness in them. They are hurt because somebody bullied them. It's true kind of, right?

Other Home Learning Posts

Home Learning, Day 1, Grade 4 - Smoothie, Recycling Rigid or Soft Plastic, Transfer Station, Compost

Home Learning - Week 2 Chai, Fruit Fly Trap, Garden Kiosk, Albinism

Home Learning - Week 3 Apple Taste Test, Gymnastics, Back Brace, Subtraction

Home Learning - Week 4 Subject/Predicate, Squash, Mint/Calendula Face Mask

Home Learning - Week 5 Slugs, Radish, Mushrooms

Home Learning - Week 6 Thanksgiving, Earthquake Kit, Soaring Eagle

Home Learning - Week 7 BC, +/- 1, Braces, Bees, Rain Water

Home Learning - Week 8 Pizza, Alberta, Halloween

Home Learning - Week 9 Dogs, Earrings, Adding White

Home Learning - Week 10 Christmas List, Cupcake Face Mask, Green Poodle

Home Learning - Week 11 Mango Lassi, Saskatchewan, 10 Partners, Cat

Home Learning - Week 12 Bees, World Book, Lip Balm, Seeds

Home Learning - Week 13  Memory, Sewing, Back Brace Adjustment

Home Learning - Week 14 Snow,  Salad, SPCA, Manitoba, Bison

Home Learning - Week 15 Christmas, Manure, Evil Sister

Home Learning - Week 16 Gerbil, Slime, Hummingbirds, Cocoa

Home Learning - Week 17 Ontario, Apple Taste Test, Denim Purse

Home Learning - Week 18 Thank You Notes, Math Without Help, Term Two Reflection

Home Learning - Weeks 19+20 Nerd Outfit, Quebec, Birthday

Home Learning - Week 21 Emotions, Ordering Numbers, Beaty Biodiversity Museum, Soaring Eagles #4

Home Learning - Week 22 Valentine's Day, Science World, New Brunswick

Home Learning - Week 23 Worried, Adding Tens, Nova Scotia, Science World #2, DIY Lip Gloss Soap

Home Learning - Week 24 Real-Life Math, Nap, Lonely, Wolfdogs, Spring, Chocolate-Covered Strawberries

Home Learning - Week 25 Schedules, Yukon, Pysanky, Bank Machine, Regrouping, Loved, Term 3 Reflections, Soaring Eagles #5

Home Learning - Week 26 Rotten Food, Embarrassed, Newfoundland and Labrador, Can Opener, Skating, Teacher Screecher, Rain Water, Slugs, Word Search

Home Learning - Week 27 Cheer, Fish, Digit Sequences, Spelling "ea", Sad, Spring 2, Matching Pictures, Butterfly Books, Math Review, Private Questions 2

Home Learning - Week 28 I Spy; Subtraction of Numbers Larger than 19, without and with Regrouping; Spelling "ee"; Frustrated; Ancient Greece; Nunavit; Quinoa Veggie Salad; Cat Whiskers; Dog Biscuit; Butterfly Cage; Baby Alive Food DIY

Home Learning - Week 29 Kitchen Scraps, Northwest Territories, Butterflies, Fort Langley, Bike Riding, Estimation, Helpful, Banana Orange Smoothie

Home Learning - Week 30 Watermelon, Money, Tired, Butterflies, Handsome Warren, Catnip, Water Measurement, OT Assessment 2, Rounding, Contractions, Silly, Soaring Eagles 6

Home Learning - Week 31 Ella Enchanted, Butterflies 3, Money, Story of Life 1, Watermelon 2, Sweet Pea, Tomatillo, Disappointed, Visual Memory, Adding Tens, Garden Beds, Muffins, Thank You to Carol, Contractions 2, Butterfly Cage, Ken

Home Learning - Week 32 Encyclopedia Brown, 41st Ave., Money, Chrysalides, OT Assessment 3, 600 Million Years, Mishka, Related Tens, Round-Offs, QE Park, Mother's Day Card, Acting and Dancing

Home Learning - Week 33 Butterflies, Estimating Sum and Difference, Thailand, Money Book, 600 Million Years 2, Library Holds, Mara the Meerkat Fairy, Soaring Eagle 6
Home Learning - Week 34 Castles, Planting Veggies, Long and Short "a", Butterfly Release, Banana Smell, Estimating Sum and Difference, Drawing v Colouring, Horrid Henry, Poppy Seed Pasta Salad, Pond Water 2, Trike Planter, Lush Gift Card, Beekeeping
Home Learning - Week 35 Money, 600 Million Years 3, Long and Short "e", Cirque de la Symphonie, Farm Visit, Sharks, Appropriate Questions, Microscope, Pandora, Telling Time, Estimation, Cheer