CHARACTER EDUCATION/

WEEK 2 ELA MATH

I can say beginning, middle, and
ending sounds in a word. (K.RF.2d)
Make three letter words using word
families:
 an
 et
 in
 ot
 un
KINDER Write and read them to your mom or
dad. Example: word family “am”
(bam, jam, ham, ram, yam)
If child has access to internet:
Websites: IXL.com; starfall.com;
ABCya.com;
teachyourmonstertoread.com;
storylineonline.net; factmonster.com;
brainpop.com
LIFE SKILLS
I can write my numbers 0-100. I can practice good manners.
Write numbers from 0-100 with correct Have your child explain, tell, or
spacing. give examples of when they
should use:
I can write and show numbers 0-20.  Thank You
(K.C.C.3)  Please
Show what 0, 1, 2, 3, … 20 looks like  I’m sorry
using sticks, rocks, spoons, etc.. (using  Excuse me
any objects around your house) and write  May I
how many next to each set.
Have them practice using these
If child has access to internet: phrases daily.
Websites: IXL.com; factmonster.com;
brainpop.com; abcya.com
https://www.nctm.org/Classroom-
Resources/Illuminations/Interactives/Ten-
Frame/
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WEEK 2 ELA MATH
LIFE SKILLS
Reading: I can ask and answer questions about I can compare numbers using greater I can practice how to keep my body clean.
the key details in a text. than (>), less than (<), or equal to (=).
Activity:
Activity: Compare the following numbers. Use >, <,  Take a bath or shower.
 Read any book at home and answer the or =.  Wear clean clothes.
following questions:  Shampoo and brush your hair.
 Who are the characters?  Brush your teeth.
a. 60 ____ 50
 Where did the story take place?  Wash your hands.
 What happened in the story? b. 120 ____ 119
 Draw what happened in the story. c. 78 ____ 87 https://www.freddyfit.co.uk/kids/articles/go
 Retell the story to your mom or dad. d. 92 ____ 47 od-hygiene-habits.php
e. 33 ____ 33
ENGLISH: I can use capital letters to begin a https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xcYs6u
sentence and a period to end sentences. Activity: bgrug
1st Grade  Compare the number of windows to
Activity: the number of doors in your
 Write 3 sentences about what you did today. house. Is it greater than, less than,
 Circle the capital letter using a red or equal to?
crayon. Circle the period using a green  Count the plates and glasses in your
crayon.
house. Compare the number of
 Show and read the sentences you wrote to
your mom or dad. plates to the number of glasses.

Websites: Websites:
IXL.com/signin/guamdoe IXL.com/signin/guamdoe
(EE. Sentences, #1 and #4) (K.Comparing Numbers, #1 to #6)
youtube.com (The Sentence Song) esparklearning.com
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Wrv_ZviMEc youtube.com (Mr. Alligator Can Chomp)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGvrG6
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WEEK 2 ELA
ENGLISH: I can write simple questions neatly.
Activity:
Write 5 questions with correct use of
capitalization and punctuation marks.
READING: I can answer questions about a story.
CHARACTER EDUCATION/
MATH
LIFE SKILLS
I can add three 1-digit numbers. CHARACTER ED: I can be respectful.
Activity:
Parents please have your child copy the problems in a Activity:
notebook or filler paper for practice. Have your child practice saying
something nice about someone and
I can add three 1-digit numbers. using polite words.
Activity:
Parents please have your child copy the problems in a Give examples of how you can be
notebook or filler paper for practice. polite.

YouTube: Watch this video about

being respectful.

Suggested link:
2nd Grade YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1
WJnbJDTS0&list=PLSMZDoMBob77
V613phO5j22CyqjnuoZCn

Activity: Read a book. Make your own questions

about the story.
Suggested link:
The Giving Tree
YouTube: Suggested links:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-HH- IXL: www.ixl.com/signin/guamdoe
PHw2Uvw  E. Addition - one digit
Activity: Listen to the story. Look for the following #20 Add three one-digit numbers
elements: title, author, setting, characters. YouTube:
Write and draw your favorite part of the story. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=81NfQ350vw8
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LIFE SKILLS
I can identify nouns. I can add and subtract 3-digit numbers I can learn about the Coronavirus and how to
with and without regrouping. keep it from spreading.
Activity: Look around your house.
Write nouns and categorize them in 374 538 483 637 294 Activities: Correct way of washing hands (20
- 189 + 383 - 194 + 274 - 106 seconds with soap and warm water). Make a tiktok
person, place, or thing.
video on the proper ways to keep germs from
824 900 725 646 555
+ 245 - 736 + 285 - 457 + 555 spreading.
I can make a story map about a
book I read.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTk_XoNQx5s

3rd Grade Activity: Read a book. Make a story

map (title, author, setting,
character(s), events: beginning,
middle, and end) about the story.

Suggested website:
www.getepic.com
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WEEK 2 ELA
I can identify subject and predicates in a
sentence.
Underline the complete subject once and the
complete predicate twice.
4th Grade
-Journal Writing Prompt:
“What makes you who you are?
Online Activities: CommonLit/BrainPOP (see
website below) (google classroom)
MATH
I can use place value to help me
understand number forms.
Three Forms of a Number
*Standard form:14,723
*Word Form: Fourteen thousand, seven
hundred twenty-three
*Expanded form:
10,000+4,000+700+20+3
Write the other two forms of a number.
1. 3,274,934
2. Four million, thirteen thousand,
three hundred fifty-seven
3. 300,000+40,000+7,000+200+5
4. 23,456,002
5. Thirty million, four hundred fifty
thousand, twenty-two
Activity: Google Classroom
Brain Pop Jr (Math - Number Sense-
Place Value)
CHARACTER EDUCATION/
LIFE SKILLS
I Can tell about general symptoms that
occur with many diseases.
-I will recognize symptoms and get treatment
for communicable diseases.
Activity materials: plastic spoon for each
student, one rock per group
In this game the children race with a rock or
small round object that will fit on spoons, to
show diseases can be shared with indirect
contact to the disease.
1. Divide into two or more groups. Designate
a race course, perhaps around the yard.
2. Give each child a spoon. Each group must
race around the outlined course one at a time
in a relay with their ball on the spoon. If the
ball falls they may pick it up, but at that point
they are considered “sick” and must walk
slowly the rest of the course.
3. Once the student gets to the end of the
outlined course, they must transfer the ball to
the next team member’s spoon without
directly touching the ball or they will be
“sick”. If this occurs, they will become “sick”
and need to walk slowly. Once each person
has completed the course they are done.
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LIFE SKILLS
I can summarize an article. I can divide whole numbers with or without I can practice proper hygiene.
remainders.
Daily Activity for a week: Read a book, Activities:
newspaper, magazine, 1) Brushing teeth twice a day.
or go on to one of these sites to get a reading
material: 2) Daily shower (scrubbing hair, hands,
www.getepic.com and feet).

www.atriuum.gdoe.net 3) Proper grooming (change of clothes

daily, etc.)
1) Your child may read one article
(newspaper or magazine) or one chapter from https://www.healthdirect.gov.au/personal-
a book. hygiene-for-children
5th Grade
2) Write the title of the article or book you
read.

3) Write one paragraph (at least 5-7

sentences of what the article is about).

4) Share the summarized paragraph to an

adult.
For students with internet access:
*Journal Writing: What do you miss the Internet sites to utilize for more practice:
most about school? (Write at least three www.khanacademy.com
paragraphs.) www.brainpop.com
www.xpmath.com
WEEK 2 Word(s) of the Week: Sentence Use Reply

Nåna, ñålang yu’.

ñålang (Mom, I’m hungry.)
hungry
Tåta, ti ñålang yu’.
(Dad, I’m not hungry.)

Kao ñålang hao? Hunggan, ñålang yu’.

(Are you hungry?) (Yes, I’m hungry.)
CHamoru
Åhe’, ti ñålang yu’.
(No, I’m not hungry.)

håspok
full (of food) Kao håspok hao? Hunggan, håspok yu’.
(Are you full?) (Yes, I’m full.)

Åhe’, ti håspok yu’.

(No, I’m not full.)
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School Closure: Classes are cancelled until further notice.

Withdrawals and Student Verification Request: Please email Mrs. Garcia at mdcgarcia@gdoe.net to request for student
verification or withdrawal forms. She will accommodate these requests during the GovGuam shutdown.

GDOE Distance Learning Plan: GDOE is launching a link to Home Learning Resources effective Monday, April 6, 2020. Our
teacher reps, under the leadership of our district Instructional Coaches, have put together weekly lesson plans that parents and
students can access during school closures. Additional resources are available at gdoe.net.

FES Distance Learning School Level Plan: Thank you to our FES teachers for all their hard work and dedication in completing
our weekly skills tailored to our FES students. We will be posting Week 2 on our FES website and FATE Facebook as well as
distributing our Week 2 skills packets at Grab & Go Distribution site (Astumbo ES) on Monday. If you have any question or need
assistance, you may contact Ms. V. Perez. We continue to thank our FATE PTO officers for distributing the packets.

"Grab and Go" Meal Distribution: We will continue on weekdays (except holidays) from 11am-1pm at the 12 identified school
sites during the school closure. We will still continue to serve during Spring Break (April 6 -10). In an effort to improve the
distribution program, a meal limit of 10 plates per vehicle, and 5 meals per walker, will be implemented beginning Monday, April
6, 2020. Walkers will be able to receive meals beginning at 11:30am, while regular meal distribution will be from 11:00am –
1:00pm, or until all meals have been distributed.

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Second Grade
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