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3rd-5th Grade CONTINUED LEARNING PLANNING TEMPLATE As you seek to develop your continuous learning plans for remote learning, we know that we cannot perfectly replicate classroom instruction. With that in mind, please consider these rules of thumb: Try to use what you’ve already been using. Students will have the most success with materials they’re familiar with. If you can leverage your existing resources virtually—especially if you’re confident in their quality—you should. Keep it clear and simple. Don’t overwhelm your students and families with too many resources. Make sure your plan works for all families. Be mindful of crafting a learning plan that works for families, think through issues like training and access to technology. Families have never been asked to sustain at home learning in this way. (TNTP, 2020) 3-5 Continued Learning Opportunities, Week 1 Week at a Glance: (120 minutes/day minimum) 30 min/day - Skill Practice 150 min/week - Projects (30 min/day) 30 min/day - Enrichment 30 min/day - Reading Note: Teachers working in a departmentalized setting should collaborate across content areas to ensure that the distribution of time per content area is appropriate and that expectations for the total amount of time on task a student spends each day are reasonable. Angela Madden-Davis 3rd Grade Room 212 Reading, Math, Science, Social Studies April 27-May 1 , 2020 Standards for Skill Practice: (focus on the critical standards for your grade level to reinforce & support the standards that were already introduced) Standards for Projects and Enrichment: (enrichment activities may include an introduction to new standards) Materials Needed: Paper, Pencil, Spiral Notebook, Crayons, Colored Pencils Element of the Day Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5 Skill Practice 30 min/day Purpose Reading RI3.9 Mini Lesson Focus: Compare/Contrast (What does it mean to compare and cotrast text. Student Task: Dino News! Reading RI3.9 Mini Lesson Focus: Compare/Contrast(Ho w are the Characters the same or similiar, how are they different) Student Task: Reading RI3.9 Mini Lesson Focus: Compare /Contrast Themes (How are themes similar/how are themes different) Student Task:Potrait of an Artist Reading RI3.9 Mini Lesson Focus: Compare/Contrast(Set tings,Plots ) Student Task:All About Mercury (Readworks.org) Reading RI3.9 Mini Lesson Focus: Compare/Contrast ( Characters, Themes, Setting, Plot) Student Task: Discrete skill practice that is grade- and developmentally appropriate and easily student-driven. Skill practice should focus on the critical grade-level standards and/or content that has already been taught. Suggestions

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Page 1: 3-5 Continued Learning Opportunities, Week 1 Learning...Student Task:All About Mercury (Readworks.org) Reading RI3.9 Mini Lesson Focus: Compare/Contrast ( Characters, Themes, Setting,

3rd-5th Grade CONTINUED LEARNING PLANNING TEMPLATE

As you seek to develop your continuous learning plans for remote learning, we know that we cannot perfectly replicate classroom instruction. With that in mind, please consider these rules of thumb:

Try to use what you’ve already been using. Students will have the most success with materials they’re familiar with. If you can leverage your existing resources virtually—especially if you’re confident in their quality—you should.

Keep it clear and simple. Don’t overwhelm your students and families with too many resources. Make sure your plan works for all families. Be mindful of crafting a learning plan that works for families, think through issues like training

and access to technology. Families have never been asked to sustain at home learning in this way. (TNTP, 2020)

3-5 Continued Learning Opportunities, Week 1

Week at a Glance: (120 minutes/day minimum)30 min/day - Skill Practice150 min/week - Projects (30 min/day)30 min/day - Enrichment30 min/day - Reading

Note: Teachers working in a departmentalized setting should collaborate across content areas to ensure that the distribution of time per content area is appropriate and that expectations for the total amount of time on task a student spends each day are reasonable.

Angela Madden-Davis3rd Grade Room 212Reading, Math, Science, Social StudiesApril 27-May 1 , 2020

Standards for Skill Practice: (focus on the critical standards for your grade level to reinforce & support the standards that were already introduced)

❏ ❏

❏ Standards for Projects and Enrichment: (enrichment activities may include an introduction to new standards)

❏ ❏ ❏

Materials Needed:

Paper, Pencil, Spiral Notebook, Crayons, Colored Pencils

Element of the Day Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5

Skill Practice

30 min/day

Purpose Reading RI3.9

Mini Lesson Focus:

Compare/Contrast (What does it mean to compare and cotrast text.

Student Task: Dino News!

Reading RI3.9

Mini Lesson Focus:

Compare/Contrast(How are the

Characters the same or similiar,

how are they different)

Student Task:

Reading RI3.9

Mini Lesson Focus:

Compare /Contrast Themes (How are themes similar/how are themes different)Student Task:Potrait of an Artist

Reading RI3.9

Mini Lesson Focus:

Compare/Contrast(Settings,Plots )

Student Task:All About Mercury(Readworks.org)

Reading RI3.9

Mini Lesson Focus:

Compare/Contrast ( Characters, Themes, Setting, Plot)

Student Task:

Discrete skill practice that is grade- and developmentally appropriate and easily student-driven. Skill practice should focus on the critical grade-level standards and/or content that has already been taught.

Suggestions

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3rd-5th Grade CONTINUED LEARNING PLANNING TEMPLATE

(Readworks.org)

Voc:relative

Math 3.OA.D8

Mini Lesson: Solve Problems representing 2-step word problems with equations.

https://www.khanacademy.org/math/cc-third-grade-math/arithmetic-patterns-and-problem-solving/imp-one-and-two-step-word-problems/v/running-distance-in-a-week

Spider Webs and Glass

(Readworks.org)

Voc:impact, protect, visible

Math 3.OA.D8

Mini Lesson: Solve one-two step word

problems (Add, Sub, Multiply,

Divide)

https://www.khanacademy.org/math/cc-third-grade-math/arithmetic-

patterns-and-problem-

solving/imp-one-and-two-step-

word-problems/e/two-

step-word-problems-with-

addition--subtraction--

multiplication--and-division

(Readworks.org)

Voc:Compare, creative, interview

Math 3.OA.D8

Mini Lesson: Solve two-step Word Problems with equation

https://www.khanacademy.org/math/cc-third-grade-math/arithmetic-patterns-and-problem-solving/imp-one-and-two-step-word-problems/v/how-many-truffle-eating-guests-attended-a-party

Voc:Crater, revolution

Math 3.OA.D8

Mini Lesson:Solve one-two step Word Problems that involve using ddition/Subtraction Problems within 100 to solve.

https://www.khanacademy.org/commoncore/grade-2-OA

Eruption(Readworks.org)

Voc:Pattern, Predict

**Virtual Field-tripThe Field Museum Full Tour

Write 2 Paragraphs about what you enjoyed about The Field Museum. Remember a Paragraph is 5-7 sentences.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5DVky4j-Vko

Math 3.OA.D

Mini Lesson:Solve One-Two step Multiplication Problems

https://www.khanacademy.org/math/arithmetic-home/multiply-divide/multistep-word-problems/v/multiplication-word-problem-example-1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3jP0vnFSxE

Digital Resources (ELA, Math, SS, Science)• Math Educational Technology such as Khan Academy, Open Middle, or Splat that provide students with immediate feedback• Literacy Educational Technology such as Khan Academy, NewsELA or IXL that provide students with immediate feedback

Non-Digital Resources (ELA, Math, SS, Science)• Thoughtfully designed worksheets• Journal prompts• Cursive writing sheets• Write about reading

*consider alternating days for major content areas (i.e. literacy practice 2x/week, math practice 2x/week, etc)

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3rd-5th Grade CONTINUED LEARNING PLANNING TEMPLATE

Projects

150 min/week

(these may span across

multiple days)

Purpose Science RL3.1

Mini Lesson :Earth and Space Sciences(The Water Cycle)

Student Task: Read Article and answer Share What You Know

* Lesson is found on PebbleGo.com

Username:cps

Password:cps

*You may change your password when you get into the site if you choose. It will give you a prompt. Just remember to write the new password down.

Science RL3.1

Mini Lesson: Earth and Space Sciences(The Water Cycle)

Student Task:Read Article and answer Questions for Understanding

* Lesson is found on PebbleGo.com

Username:cps

Password:cps

*You may change your password when you get into the site if you choose. It will give you a prompt. Just remember to write the new password down.

Science RL3.1

Mini Lesson:Earth and Space Sciences(The Water Cycle)

Student Task:Read both Additional Articles.

Write a Paragraph Summary for each article(Ocean, Rivers).

* Lesson is found on PebbleGo.com

Username:cps

Password:cps

*You may change your password when you get into the site if you choose. It will give you a prompt. Just remember to write the new password down.

Science RL3.1

Mini Lesson: Earth and Space Sciences(The Water Cycle)

Student Task: Watch the video about The Water Cycle and listen to the story. Read “Rain, Water Cycle at Work”.

* Lesson is found on PebbleGo.com

Username:cps

Password:cps

*You may change your password when you get into the site if you choose. It will give you a prompt. Just remember to write the new password down.

Science RL3.1

Mini Lesson: Earth and Space Sciences(The Water Cycle)

Student Task:Read Water Cycle at Work Sources and listen to the story.

* Lesson is found on PebbleGo.com

Username:cps

Password:cps

*You may change your password when you get into the site if you chose. It will give you a prompt. Just remember to write the new password down.

Cross-disciplinary learning activities that allow students to develop and apr understanding of concepts taught throughout the school year. To support access for all students, these projects should be designed with multiple access points and opportunities for extensions.

Suggestions

Digital Resources (ELA, Math, SS, Science)

• Weeklong Inquiry Projects

Non-Digital Resources (ELA, Math, SS, Science)• NSTA Daily Do• Scholastic Listen & Read Activities• Mathalicious

Enrichment Activities

Purpose Social Studies RL3.1

Mini Lesson Focus:

Social Studies RL3.1

Social Studies RL3.1

Social Studies RL3.1

Social Studies RL3.1

Opportunities to explore areas of

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3rd-5th Grade CONTINUED LEARNING PLANNING TEMPLATE

30 min/day Culture and Awareness(Birthdays Around the World)

Student Task:Share What You Know

Lesson is found on Pebblego.com

Username:cpsPassword:cps

Please use our website nash.cps.edu and click on PE then scroll down and click on your grade level. Stay active and be safe. Message me if you have any questions. Mr. Gut

Mini Lesson Focus:Culture and

Awareness(Christmas Around the

World)

Student Task:Share What You Know

Lesson is found on Pebblego.com

Username:cpsPassword:cps

Please use our website nash.cps.edu and click on PE then scroll down and click on your grade level. Stay active and be safe. Message me if you have any questions. Mr. Gut

Mini Lesson Focus: Culture and Awareness (Clothing Around the World)

Student Task:Share What You KnowLesson is found on Pebblego.com

Username:cpsPassword:cps

Please use our website nash.cps.edu and click on PE then scroll down and click on your grade level. Stay active and be safe. Message me if you have any questions. Mr. Gut

Mini Lesson Focus: Culture and Awareness(Food Around the World)Student Task: Share What You Know

Lesson is found on Pebblego.com

Username:cpsPassword:cps

Please use our website nash.cps.edu and click on PE then scroll down and click on your grade level. Stay active and be safe. Message me if you have any questions. Mr. Gut

Mini Lesson Focus: Culture and Awareness(Games Around the World)

Student Task: Share What You KnowLesson is found on Pebblego.com

Username:cpsPassword:cps

Please use our website nash.cps.edu and click on PE then scroll down and click on your grade level. Stay active and be safe. Message me if you have any questions. Mr. Gut

interest that support students in developing their general cognitive and life skills. These activities can be designed in ways that family members and caregivers can easily engage with their children to support collaboration and communication skills.

Suggestions

Digital Resources (ELA, Math, SS, Science, PE, Art)• Movement Activities (i.e. Noodle, 1-minute Challenges, etc)• Just Dance Videos

Non-Digital Resources (ELA, Math, SS, Science, PE, Art)•Board Games (Scrabble, Boggle (word searches, crotc)•Puzzles (word searches, crosswords)•3-5 Physical Education Content Packet•Exploration•Art Project•Science Learning Menu•3rd Grade Resource Packet•4th Grade Resource Packet•5th Grade Resource Packet

Reading

30 min/day

Purpose Audio Books http://www.loyalbooks.com/genre/Fairy_tales

Books You Might Want to Read(Listen)

*The Adventures of Huckleberry(Listen)

*Aesop’s

Audio Books

http://www.loyalbooks.com/genre/Fairy_tales

Books You Might Want to

Read(Listen)

*The Wonderful(Listen)Wi

Audio Books

http://www.loyalbooks.com/genre/Fairy_tales

Books You Might Want to Read(Listen)

*The Adventures of Pinocchio

Audio Books

http://www.loyalbooks.com/genre/Fairy_tales

Books You Might Want to Read

*The Adventures of Reddy Fox

Audio Books

http://www.loyalbooks.com/genre/Fairy_tales

Books You Might Want to Read

*The Tales of Uncle Remus(Listen)

Students should have daily opportunities to read diverse, engaging texts of their choice.

Suggestions

Digital Resources• Amplify Science K-5 Books• CPS Virtual Library• Time for Kids• Teaching Tolerance: Student Texts• Readworks

Non-Digital Resources

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3rd-5th Grade CONTINUED LEARNING PLANNING TEMPLATE

Fables(Listen) zard of Oz

*Peter Pan

• Provide prompts for independent reading books (fiction prompts, non-fiction prompts)

Student Contact

120 min/day

Purpose Include hours available for all students via office hours:Office Hours 11-12 Daily

Individual Student Check-Ins:

1. Carmell2.Tevin3.Taniyah4.Deshon5.Damari6.Dominick

Include hours available for all students via office hours:Office Hours 11-12 Daily

Individual Student Check-Ins:

1. Jer’niyah2.D’Kyra3.Lavarius4.Mykeil5.Elijah6.Heaven

Include hours available for all students via office hours:Office Hours 11-12 Daily

Individual Student Check-Ins:

1. Starr2.Laila3.Julian4.Yolanda5Andrea.6.Kiyana

Include hours available for all students via office hours:Office Hours 11-12 Daily

Individual Student Check-Ins:

1. DeMarion2.James3.Terryon4.Pierre

Include hours available for all students via office hours:Office Hours 11-12 Daily

Individual Student Check-Ins:

In planning for continued student engagement and connection, teachers should be available to students daily in order to provide feedback and track student engagement. Teachers must ensure individual feedback with each student at least weekly.

Suggestions

• Develop a predictable schedule so each student knows which day to expect their individual check-in

• Maintain consistent office hours where any student, regardless of their “check-in” day can reach you for support

• Digital Check In Resources• Non-Digital Check In Resources

After planning, teachers should consider building a family-facing schedule that caregivers and students can use to organize their time while navigating through the various learning and enrichment activities. Linked here are a sample schedule and an editable template you can use to create student schedules.