Feb 1 3rd, Mrs. Kimble Math- Write fact families for these numbers: 3, 4, 12 -- 6, 8, 48 -- 7, 9, 63 -- 4, 7, 28 -- 9, 4, 36 Reading- Read for 20 minutes then retell what you read or what you learned to an adult Writing- Describe and write about what you would use if you had to build a trap to catch your teacher. (You can draw a picture, if needed) Science- Observe the animals you see outside and write about the ways they get what they need to survive during the winter.
over 2 years ago, Alicia Ketcher
Feb 1st 2nd, Mrs. Avila Reading: Read a story to a parent or sibling with a silly voice. Writing: Write a story about a pet. Math: Write your numbers by 2’s to 100; write your numbers by 5’s to 100; and write your numbers by 10’s to 100. Social Studies: Draw a map of the state of Oklahoma and label our town of Stilwell on your map.
over 2 years ago, Alicia Ketcher
Feb 1st 1st, Mrs. Howe 1. Read for 20 minutes. (Use material available at home). 2. Write a Rainbow Word with each Spelling Word using 3 colors or Write Spelling Words 3 times each. 3. Write addition facts to 10 and practice Instant memory. 4. Write 4 sentences about your favorite animal.
over 2 years ago, Alicia Ketcher
Feb 1 KDG, Mrs. Vann https://youtube.com/watch?v=neItURLvyIQ&feature=share Reading- Read for 10 minutes. Talk about and draw a picture of the main character. Writing- Write all capital and lowercase letters in the correct formation. Watch the attached video. Math- Practice addition up to 10. 1+ 9= 10 2+6= 8 etc...... Science- Melting 🧊 cubes. Add a few ice cubes in a bowl and set it outside, then add a few ice cubes in a bowl and set it inside your warm home. See which bowl of ice cubes melt faster. Record your results by writing a sentence and drawing a picture. Social studies- Draw a picture of your family. I love you all very much, Mrs.Vann ❤️
over 2 years ago, Alicia Ketcher
Feb 1st T-1, Mrs. Goldman Reading: Read a book with your child, Have them draw a picture and write one sentence about the story. Math: Skip count by 2, then write the even numbers to 100. Social Studies: Write the name of the first president of the United States and write one fact about him.
over 2 years ago, Alicia Ketcher
Feb 1 PreK 4, Mrs Eubanks *Read book of choice. Ask your child who, what, where about the story. What happened in the beginning (first), the middle (next) and end (last) *Count to 30 clap it, jump as you count, pat your tummy etc. *Practice Writing your name *Draw a picture self portrait and describe ways you can help at home or school *Go on an indoor scavenger hunt Find a picture of people you love Find something round Find something that starts with the 1st letter of your name Find 3 thing that are yellow Find a stuffed animal
over 2 years ago, Alicia Ketcher
Feb 1 PreK 3, Mrs. Cone Any questions, message Mrs. Cone in the remind app! Thanks! Happy learning! 🌨️❄️ Reading-📚 Listen to the following read aloud: https://youtu.be/zx9HwvNCm-s Writing-✏️ Practice writing your name 2 times. Math-📅 Do the following video: https://youtu.be/D0Ajq682yrA Science-🌨️ Watch Blippi explain about snow! https://youtu.be/DQq8JIDeCpY
over 2 years ago, Alicia Ketcher
RMS Parents… 🥶 Rocky Mountain School will remain virtual for Wednesday, February 1st. 📚 Assignments will be sent later this evening for each grade level. They will also be posted on the school app live feed.
over 2 years ago, Alicia Ketcher
RMS Families 🚀 Download our school app (Rocky Mountain School)! Assignments for each grade are listed under the Live Feed. 🚀 RM shirts for sale on school Facebook. Place your order in the comments by 8 PM today.
over 2 years ago, Alicia Ketcher
4th grade correction Ignore page numbers for story. Just find title.
over 2 years ago, Alicia Ketcher
RMS 8th grade Jan 31st Biology - Write a paragraph how animals, including humans would maintain homeostasis in the winter weather. Read - read and summarize chapter in a book or a magazine article of interest. Note title and chapter or magazine and article title Write - 3 paragraph essay describing the day using sensory details, complex and compound sentences and figurative language. Math - record and cook recipe that concentrates on fractions. Record recipe if it is doubled.
over 2 years ago, Alicia Ketcher
RMS 6th AND 7th grade Jan 31st Read - read and summarize chapter in a book or a magazine article of interest. Note title and chapter or magazine and article title Write - 3 paragraph essay describing the day using sensory details, complex and compound sentences and figurative language. Math - record and cook recipe that concentrates on fractions. Record recipe if it is doubled. Science - wrote paragraph about states of matter associated with this storm. (Liquid, solid, gas and how they are arranged.)
over 2 years ago, Alicia Ketcher
RMS 5th grade Read - read and summarize chapter in a book or a magazine article of interest. Note title and chapter or magazine and article title Write - 3 paragraph essay describing the day using sensory details, complex and compound sentences and figurative language. Math - Write multiplication facts 1-12, 5 times each Science - write 1 paragraph how the ocean effects our weather.
over 2 years ago, Alicia Ketcher
RMS 4th grade Jan 31st Reading- Read “LaRue for Mayor” Pg. 336-355 (Big Reader) and write a short summary of the story Math- Write multiplication facts and answers for 1-10 Writing- Write a three point paragraph about your three favorite animals Science- Help cook a meal or make a snack and describe what you made and how you helped
over 2 years ago, Alicia Ketcher
RMS 3rd grade Jan 31st *Math- write multiplication facts and answers for 1-9 *Writing- write about their 3 favorite things to do when you have no school. (Write at least 6-10 sentences, using capital letters and punctuation) *Reading- Read for 20 minutes then write about your book. (Tell if its Fiction or Nonfiction; if it's fiction-write about the characters, setting, and what you read about; if it's nonfiction-tell what your book was about and write down 3 facts that you learned) *Science- Help cook a meal or make a snack and describe what you made and how you helped.
over 2 years ago, Alicia Ketcher
Jan 31st RMS 2nd Grade Reading: Read your favorite story to a parent or sibling. Writing: Write a list of 10 things that make you happy. Math: Write fact families using the following numbers: 3,7,and 10; 4,7,and 11; 5,7, and 12; and 5,8, and 13. Social Studies: Write some ways you can be a good citizen.
over 2 years ago, Alicia Ketcher
Jan 31st, RMS 1st, Howe 1. Read for 20 minutes. (Use material available at home). 2. Write a Stair Step with each Spelling Word. (Spelling Words: play, grain, rain, way, day, stay, pain, spray, paint) 3. Write numbers 1-120. 4. Write 4 sentences about Weather.
over 2 years ago, Alicia Ketcher
RMS T-1 Goldman Read 10-15 minutes Write their sight words using rainbow spelling, write the words 3 time each last school father keep tree never start city earth eyes Math Write these doubles facts 5 times each. 1+1=2 2+2=4 3+3=6 4+4=8 5+5=10 6+6=12 7+7=14 8+8=16 9+9=18 Science: Draw a picture about your favorite activity to do on a snowy day. Write a story about your activity.
over 2 years ago, Alicia Ketcher
RMS KDG, Jan 31st Read for 10 minutes. Draw a picture and write a sentence over what you read using CVC( consonant vowel consonant)and sight words. Practice counting to 100 by 1's and 10's. Work a puzzle. Draw a picture and write a sentence about the weather. Talk about natural resources. Name a few like water, trees, soil, and minerals. I love you all and hope you have a wonderful day!❤️ Love, Mrs. Vann
over 2 years ago, Alicia Ketcher
RMS PreK 4, Jan 31st Theme: Everyday Helpers Shape Hunt - Point to items in your home that are shaped like a square, a rectangle, a triangle, and a circle. Reading - Spend 15-20 minutes reading with your child. If you have books about community helpers available, that would be great. Access Unite for Literacy for short theme-related books, with audio available. https://www.uniteforliteracy.com/ https://www.uniteforliteracy.com/unite/school/book?BookId=219 Math - Use crayons or other small objects to make groups that add up to 5. Letter Hunt - Write down the names of friends and family members and circle the I's that appear in them. Make a List - Write down the letters C, M, and N and think of a community helper that starts with them.
over 2 years ago, Alicia Ketcher