Morning Meets, Laps/Stretches
9:00AM BLOCK 1 Counseling Groups & Small group work
10:00 Snack/Recess
10:30 BLOCK 2 Narrative Writing Continued
11:10 CB (Social Skills Practice)
11:40 Lunch Break
12:50 Silent Reading & sharing
BLOCK 3 ART CENTERS
1:40 Level Rewards
9:00AM BLOCK 1 Counseling Groups & Small group work
Small Group Work=Writing/Emotions
Objective: Students will continue to work on narratives while also exploring their own experiences.
Activity: STudents will fill out "sentence finisher worksheet" as well as read "Positive Steps to Wellbeing". Open discussion engagement.
Assess: Verbal output, writing samples, and engagement level.
10:30 BLOCK 2 Narrative Writing Continued
Reading Student Narrative Samples:
Objective: Students will be exposed to student examples (2, 3, 4 grade levels) of personal narrative writing and will review the contents of personal narrative using Write Source books.
Activity; Whole Class, we will read aloud the samples below. We will also review the process through an interactive discussion.
Assess: STudent engagement and verbal responses.
The
Horrible Day
One morning I woke up and I was turned
around on my bed. Then I fell off! I walked downstairs and I almost fell over
my dog. Next I fell asleep in my cereal and my brother stole my toast!
Then I had to walk to school because
our car ran out of gas. I was late for school, and I got stuck outside in the
rain! Guess what? I really didn’t like this day at all.
The
Funny Dance
I remember when my dog Murphy was
really little. She was only two or three years old. It was on Christmas. My dad
put on some Christmas music and Murphy put her paws up in the air and started
swirling around in circles. Then she put her paws on my dad’s hands and they
started dancing together. It was very funny, and my dad thought that Murphy was
a good dancer!
The
Sled Run
One day it snowed like crazy! So school
was cancelled. I had Amy over to play. We decided to go sledding. So we started
to slide down the hill. We sledded for a long time.
One time we decided to go down together.
Amy sat in the front seat and I sat in the back. We started to go down the
hill. Then CRASH! We ran into a bush!
Amy went flying and I got my feet
caught in the bush! Amy looked like a spider caught in its own spider web. I
had a lot of fun that day, and I will never forget it!
My
Mother
Do you have someone who is great,
spends time with you, cares for you, and is an important person? Well, I do,
and she has black hair, brown eyes, and a caring touch. That’s my mom.
My mom talks to me about many things.
One of the things she talks to me about is what will happen when I grow up. She
tells me what to do in case of an emergency. And one day I had a really bad day
with my friends, and she told me what to do about it.
My mom and I spend a lot of time together.
We play games, bake cookies, make necklaces, and draw doodle tricks. But our
favorite thing to do is read. Our favorite book is If You Give a Mouse a
Cookie.
Mom takes me shopping at the mall. We
buy toys and clothes, and we eat at the café. We usually get Chinese food or go
to a McDonald’s restaurant. When we ride the escalator, my mom pretends to fall
back and says, “My shoestring’s stuck!”
My mom always laughs, and when she
laughs she sounds like a hyena gone crazy! She doesn’t laugh every day, but
when she does, it’s hilarious, and I have to laugh, too!
My mom is the greatest. I love how she
jokes around. She is always fun no matter what, and she gives me great advice.
My mom is more than a mom; she is like my best friend!
Jet
Bikes
Have you ever run a business from a
playhouse? My friends and I have. It is a bike shop. We call it Jet Bikes.
One day my friend Trent asked me and my
brother Jared if we wanted to build a bike shop out of his old playhouse. Jared
and I said, “Yes.” So we went to get permission from my mom to go to Trent’s
house and get started.
The first thing we did was get some
things out of his garage. We got old, rusty bolts; new, shiny nuts; black tape;
wrenches; half-empty cans of oil; and screws. Then we built a new roof for the playhouse.
We also had to clean the dirt and leaves out of it.
So far we’ve only worked on our own
bikes because not many people know about our shop. We had to fix Trent’s chain
a few times. We also had to fix his tire because it would go flat every five minutes.
We changed the inner tube and also used some stuff called “No More Flats.” Now
it never goes flat!
When we are older, we plan on putting
signs up around town and maybe even an ad in the newspaper. We will work on
bikes as big as 20 speeds and as small as bikes with training wheels. We hope
to have a lot of customers.
Do you think you’ll ever come here with
a bike for my friends and me to work on? I hope so because it would be fun to
have some customers, and it might be fun for you to have kids fix your bike!
BLOCK 3 ART CENTERS
Origami
Card making
Fair contest
