Day 67

Write lower case j in your Red Book.

J is for juggle.

Practice your alphabet with these slider puzzles.

Spell RED out loud.

Listen to the story “The Bubble Factory”. Summarize the story. What shape are bubbles?

Count to 20 out loud.

Connect the dots.

Watch this video of a very famous juggler. What kind of shape is he juggling in?

Here is a video about how to juggle if you would like to learn.

Canada Day 2: Go through the Canada sightseeing guide. Look at the pictures. Have someone read you the place names and the descriptions under the pictures. Where would you like to visit in Canada the most?

Have someone read you this day in the life of a girl that lives in Canada.

Day 66

Write upper case J in your Red Book.

J is for Jump.

One animal that jumps is a rabbit. Listen to this story about some rabbits. Summarize the story.

Practice your alphabet with this game.

Play this math game.

Play this problem solving game.

Can you name some animals that jump?

Watch this video. Explain what it’s about.

Watch this video about jumping. Describe what is happening in this video. What are the people there to see? Why do they clap? What kind of animal is that? What is the animal doing?

Day 65

Listen to the story “Gingerbread Baby”. Summarize the story. What happened in the beginning, the middle, and the end?

Write 23 in your Red Book.

Count to 23 out loud.

Connect the dots.

Watch this science experiment. You can do it at home if you ask an adult.

Practice typing with this game.

Canada Day 1: Have someone read to you about Canada on this page. Look at the pictures from Canada. (Do not click on any of the links about Canada on this site, we will be spreading this information out over multiple days.)
Answer these questions:
What is the capitol of Canada?
What colors are on the Canadian flag?
What Canadian animal is shown in the picture slide show?

Day 64

Write lower case i in your Red Book.

Spell your name out loud.

Spell the color RED out loud.

This is a picture of icicles. Can you count the icicles?

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Practice your math and physics. Help the turtle land on the target by moving the slide up and down.

Today we will be learning about ice. When water gets cold enough it turns into hard ice.

Watch these two science videos about a special kind of ice called dry ice. Dry ice is a kind of ice that isn’t made from water. Dry ice is made from carbon dioxide. Look at the cool science that you can do with dry ice!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kLO5SJ2uxEE

and this video

Do you remember your address and phone number? Practice saying them out loud.

Day 63

Write upper case I in your Red Book.

Listen to the story “I Wanna Iguana”. Summarize the story.

Spell your name out loud.

Spell the word RED out loud.

Count to 20 out loud.

Play this counting game.

Today you will be learning about Iguanas. Iguana starts with the letter I.
This is a picture of an Iguana.

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This is a video about a type of Iguana called a Green Iguana.

This is a video of an iguana who is a pet and lives in someone’s house. What kind of food is he eating? How would you describe the iguana? Do you think he looks nice? Does he seem smart? If someone had never seen an iguana before what would you tell them that an iguana looks and acts like?

Practice typing with this game.

Day 62

Have someone read you this poem. Have you heard it before? Say it a few times and see if you can remember it. When you can remember a poem, it’s called memorizing a poem. Can you memorize it? What else do you have memorized?
Roses are Red
Roses are red,

Violets are blue,

Sugar is sweet,

and so are you!

Spell your name out loud.

Spell the word RED out loud.

Write 22 in your Red Book.

Count to 20 out loud.

Play this counting game.

This is a rose. What color is this rose?

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Color to 22 with any color you want, and count out loud while you color.
Learn more about the color red. What do you see on the screen that is red?

Watch this video of roses blooming. Have you seen a flower bloom before? The video is sped up; it takes much longer for roses to bloom than 1 minute.

Practice your computer clicking skills with this game.

Day 61

Listen to the red song.

Spell R-E-D red out loud.

Have someone read this ladybug poem to you.

Five Little Ladybugs
Five little ladybugs sitting in a tree,

The first one said, “I’m glad I’m me.”

The second one said, “I feel great too,”

The third one said, “How about you?”

The fourth one said, “It’s time to fly away,”

The fifth one said, “We’ll talk another day.”

-Rita Galloway

Color to the number 21 with the color red.

Practice writing number 21 in your Red Book.

Look through these flash cards of different things that are red.

This is a lady bug. Name all of the colors in the lady bug picture. What makes ladybugs look different than other bugs? Are there lady bugs where you live? Have you seen one?

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Write your name on the front of your Red Book. Draw a picture on the front of your red book, draw a picture of your favorite foods.

Red Unit: Social Studies, Art, Computers

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Write your name on the front of your Red Book. Draw a picture on the front of your red book, draw a picture of your favorite foods.

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Practice your computer clicking skills with this game.

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Practice typing with this game.

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Do you remember your address and phone number? Practice saying them out loud.

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Practice typing with this game.

Canada Day 1: Have someone read to you about Canada on this page. Look at the pictures from Canada. (Do not click on any of the links about Canada on this site, we will be spreading this information out over multiple days.)
Answer these questions:
What is the capitol of Canada?
What colors are on the Canadian flag?
What Canadian animal is shown in the picture slide show?

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Watch this video about jumping. Describe what is happening in this video. What are the people there to see? Why do they clap? What kind of animal is that? What is the animal doing?

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Canada Day 2: Go through the Canada sightseeing guide. Look at the pictures. Have someone read you the place names and the descriptions under the pictures. Where would you like to visit in Canada the most?

Have someone read you this day in the life of a girl that lives in Canada.

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Today we will be learning about a place called Australia.
Have someone read you this country profile for Australia.

Watch this video about the Great Barrier Reef, a place in Australia.

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Practice computer skills with learning about these internet buttons.

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Practice typing with this game.

Pick a landmark puzzle. Read about the landmark, and then do the puzzle (you can pick if you want to do easy, medium, or hard).

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Practice your art and computer skills with this game. Focus on being careful with your clicking. Take time with your art, make something that you’re proud of.

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Practice typing with this game.

Watch this video about farms:

Create a farm:

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Practice typing with this game.

Pick a landmark puzzle. Read about the landmark, and then do the puzzle (you can pick if you want to do easy, medium, or hard).

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India Day 1: Have someone read this page about India to you. Look through the pictures in the slide show.
What are the colors of India’s flag?
Count the towers on the Taj Mahal.
What animals are shown in the India picture? How many of them are there?
Have someone read this day in a life of a kid from India:

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India Day 2:
Click on all of the locations in the India sightseeing guide. Look at the pictures, have someone read you the location names, and the descriptions under the pictures. Where would you like to visit the most in India?

Watch this video about a girl from India:

Watch this video about internet safety.

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Practice your art and computer skills with this game. Focus on being careful with your clicking. Take time with your art, make something that you’re proud of.

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Practice your typing with this game.

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Spend some time being creative! Practice your artistic skills and your clicking and dragging computer skills with this game.

Pick a landmark puzzle. Read about the landmark, and then do the puzzle (you can pick if you want to do easy, medium, or hard).

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Practice typing with this game.

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South Korea Day 1: Have someone read you this page about South Korea. Look at the pictures.
What is the capitol of South Korea?
Are there cities in South Korea?
What colors are the South Korean Flag?
Read this day in the life of a girl from South Korea.

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South Korea Day 2: Look through this South Korea sightseeing guide. Click on all of the locations. Have someone read you the place names, and the captions under the pictures. Where would you like to visit the most in South Korea?

Practice your typing with this game.

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Spain Day 1: Look at the pictures, and have someone read you this page about Spain.
What is the capitol of Spain?
What are the colors Spain’s flag?
What is the climate like in Spain?
Read this day in the life of a kid from Spain:

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Spain Day 2:
Go through the sightseeing page for Spain. Click on every location. Look at the pictures, have someone read you the location names, and the caption under the pictures. Where would you like to visit the most in Spain?

Practice your typing with this game.

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Spend some time being creative! Practice your artistic skills and your clicking and dragging computer skills with this game.

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Practice typing with this game.

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Practice your art and computer skills with this game. Focus on being careful with your clicking. Take time with your art, make something that you’re proud of.

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Pick a landmark puzzle. Read about the landmark, and then do the puzzle (you can pick if you want to do easy, medium, or hard).

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Spend some time being creative! Practice your artistic skills and your clicking and dragging computer skills with this game.

Pick a landmark puzzle. Read about the landmark, and then do the puzzle (you can pick if you want to do easy, medium, or hard).

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Review Day 1

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Review Day 2

Red Unit : Science

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Look through these flash cards of different things that are red.

This is a lady bug. Name all of the colors in the lady bug picture. What makes ladybugs look different than other bugs? Are there lady bugs where you live? Have you seen one?

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This is a rose. What color is this rose?

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Color to 22 with any color you want, and count out loud while you color.
Learn more about the color red. What do you see on the screen that is red?

Watch this video of roses blooming. Have you seen a flower bloom before? The video is sped up; it takes much longer for roses to bloom than 1 minute.

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Today you will be learning about Iguanas. Iguana starts with the letter I.
This is a picture of an Iguana.

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This is a video about a type of Iguana called a Green Iguana.

This is a video of an iguana who is a pet and lives in someone’s house. What kind of food is he eating? How would you describe the iguana? Do you think he looks nice? Does he seem smart? If someone had never seen an iguana before what would you tell them that an iguana looks and acts like?

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Today we will be learning about ice. When water gets cold enough it turns into hard ice.

Watch these two science videos about a special kind of ice called dry ice. Dry ice is a kind of ice that isn’t made from water. Dry ice is made from carbon dioxide. Look at the cool science that you can do with dry ice!

and this video

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Watch this science experiment. You can do it at home if you ask an adult.

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Can you name some animals that jump?

Watch this video. Explain what it’s about.

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Watch this video of a very famous juggler. What kind of shape is he juggling in?

Here is a video about how to juggle if you would like to learn.

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These are Australian animals.

Kangaroored10

Platypusred9

Crocodilered8

Koalared7

Explore Australia in this game.

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Watch this science experiment. You can do it at home if you ask an adult.

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Go to this website. Click on “region”. Click on “Asia”. Find the orangutan. Read all the facts about the orangutan.

Watch these two orangutan videos. Explain what is happening in these videos.

and this video

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Watch this video, and explain what happened in this video.

Have someone read to you about African Wild Dogs.

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Watch this science experiment. You can do it at home if you ask an adult.

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Watch this video about the science of sound.

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Learn about different kinds of teeth in this game.

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Look through different dinosaur pictures.

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Play this water game.

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Explore how gravity and physics works with this game. (Set it to the physics mode)

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Watch this video about the phases of matter.

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Play this science game.

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Watch this video about the science behind garbage.

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Play this science game.

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Read about the orangutans at the national zoo. You might be able to see them live on the webcam. Can you see them? If you can, describe what they are doing.

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Watch this video about a gardener. What did she like the most about her job? What else did she talk about in the video?

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Watch this video about marine mammals.

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Play this plant game.

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Watch this animal video.

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Watch this animal video.

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Play this garden game.

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Review Day 1

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Review Day 2

Red Unit : Math

Shop For Green Products Now To Save The Rainforest!
littlehousemath

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Color to the number 21 with the color red.

Practice writing number 21 in your Red Book.

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Write 22 in your Red Book.

Count to 20 out loud.

Play this counting game.

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Count to 20 out loud.

Play this counting game.

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This is a picture of icicles. Can you count the icicles?

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Practice your math and physics. Help the turtle land on the target by moving the slide up and down.

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Write 23 in your Red Book.

Count to 23 out loud.

Connect the dots.

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Play this math game.

Play this problem solving game.

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Count to 20 out loud.

Connect the dots.

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Write 24 in your Red Book.

Count to 24 out loud.

Connect the dots.

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Count to 30 on this number chart.

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Write 25 in your Red Book.

Count to 25 out loud.

Play this problem solving game.

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Write 26 in your Red Book.

Count to 26 out loud.

Play this problem solving game.

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Write 27 in your Red Book.

Count to 27 out loud.

Count to 30 on this number chart.

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Write 28 in your Red Book.

Count to 28 out loud.

Play this counting game.

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Write to 29 in your Red Book.

Count to 29 out loud.

Play this counting game.

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Write to 30 in your Red Book.

Count to 30 out loud.

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Connect to dots and count out loud to 30.

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Watch this video about adding.

Do the adding activity in your Red Book. (Adding Activity Day 1)

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Watch the adding video again.

Do the adding activity in your Red Book.. (Adding Activity Day 2)

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Play this addition game.

Connect to dots and count out loud to 30.

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Do the Addition Activity in your Red Book. (Addition Activity Day 3)

Play this addition game.

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Do the Addition Activity in your Red Book. (Addition Activity Day 4)

Play this addition game (Set content standards from 1-10, set the speed to “SLOW”)

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Subtraction is the opposite of addition. Instead of adding things together, you’re taking things away.

Watch this video about Subtraction.

Do the subtraction activity in your Red Book. (Subtraction Activity Day 1)

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Watch the Subtraction video again.

Do the subtraction activity in your Red Book. (Subtraction Activity Day 2)

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Do the subtraction activity in your Red Book. (Subtraction Activity Day 3)

Play this subtraction game.

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Do the subtraction activity in your Red Book. (Subtraction Activity Day 4)

Play the LEVEL 1 subtraction game.

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Do the Addition and Subtraction Activity in your Red Book (Adding and Subtracting Day 1)

Play this adding and subtracting game.

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Do the Adding and Subtracting Day 2 activity in your Red Book.
Play this adding and subtracting game.

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Play the level 1 subtraction game.

Play the “NORMAL” level adding game. Level 1.

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Review Day 1

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Review Day 2