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2nd G
rade Schedule
Mon
day Tuesday
Wedn
esday Thursday
Friday
Reading /
Writin
g 20 - 30 m
in. per day
Rea
d P
assa
ge &
an
swer q
uestio
ns
1-3. Hig
hlig
ht tex
t evid
ence.
Re-rea
d p
assa
ge,
finish
qu
estion
s & h
igh
ligh
t text
eviden
ce.
Re-rea
d p
assa
ge.
Rea
d w
riting
pro
mp
t an
d co
mp
lete writin
g p
lan
nin
g (b
rain
storm
ing
& o
utlin
e).
Ro
ug
h D
raft
Ed
it an
d fin
al co
py
Math
15 - 30 min.
per day
Co
mp
lete da
ily
qu
estion
s a
nd
fluen
cy
pra
ctice
Co
mp
lete da
ily
qu
estion
s a
nd
fluen
cy
pra
ctice
Co
mp
lete da
ily
qu
estion
s a
nd
fluen
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pra
ctice
Co
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lete da
ily
qu
estion
s a
nd
fluen
cy
pra
ctice
Co
mp
lete da
ily
qu
estion
s a
nd
fluen
cy
pra
ctice
Specials Men
u 15 - 30 m
in. per day
Co
mp
lete on
e a
ctivity
Co
mp
lete on
e a
ctivity
Co
mp
lete on
e a
ctivity
Co
mp
lete on
e a
ctivity
Co
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lete on
e a
ctivity
Indepen
dent
Reading
15 - 30 min.
per day
Rea
d a
nd
com
plete
log
Rea
d a
nd
com
plete
log
Rea
d a
nd
com
plete
log
Rea
d a
nd
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plete
log
Rea
d a
nd
com
plete
log
Creative Activity
15 - 30 min.
per day
See M
enu
S
ee Men
u
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How a School Computer Made the Richest
Man in the World
Today, Bill Gates is one of the richest people in the world. He started the computer company called Microsoft. It is one of the most important computer companies in the world. Most computers use Microsoft programs.
Bill Gates has always liked computers, but when he was a kid,there were not very many computers in the world yet. Back then, most computers were very large and very expensive. When Bill was in eighth grade, his school received a computer as a gift. He started playing with it. He designed a simple but fun tic-tac-toe game to play on the computer.
Bill’s school saw how talented and skilled he was with computers, so they asked for his help. He used a computer to make a schedule of classes for all of the students and teachers in the school. The school was very happy for Bill’s help. He and his friends spent a lot of time on the computer. They got to be very good at working with it.
When Bill Gates and his friend Paul Allen were 17 years old, they made a new company. The company used computers to count cars in traffic. The company was a success. Before that, people had to count all of the cars. With their program, a computer did all of the counting. This was much faster and more efficient than before.
After that, Bill Gates and Paul Allen went to college. By then,computers were smaller and cheaper. There were also a lot more computers in the world, but computers are just machines. Machines need to be told what to do. Because of their history with computers, Bill and Paul were very good at telling computers what to do.
Bill Gates and Paul Allen decided to make a new company. They wanted to make a computer company that would help everybody use computers. They named their company Microsoft. Microsoft became very successful because it helped people use their computers. We use computers and Microsoft to help us do so much today!
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NAME:CONNECTIONSREAD #4
1. Color the sentence in the text that says the first thing Bill Gates created on a computer.
2. Color the sentence in the text that explains what Bill Gates’
first company used computers for. 3. Color the sentence in the text that tells us the name that
Bill Gates and Paul Allen decided to name their new company.
Answer the following questions and highlight text evidence to prove your answer. 4. Find the underlined word, efficient in the text. Using context clues (sentences around the word), explain what this word means. 5. After Bill’s school saw how talented he was with the computer, they asked him to help. What did Bill Gates create for the students and teachers at his school? 6. How were cars counted before Bill Gates and his friend Paul Allen created their company that used computers to count cars?
7. Which statement is correctly describes the steps that Bill Gates took to create his company, Microsoft. A. First, he went to college and created Microsoft. Then, he created games with his school computer. Finally, Bill and his friend created a company that used computers to count cars. B. First, he went to college and created Microsoft. Then, Bill and his friend created a company that used computers to count cars. Finally, he designed games with his school computer. C. First, Bill and his friend created a company that used computers to count cars. Then, he went to college and created Microsoft. Finally, he designed games with his school computer. D. First, he designed games with his school computer. Then, Bill and his friend created a company that used computers to count cars. Finally, he went to college and created Microsoft.
My April Fools Joke
April1stisAprilFoolsDay.Anyonewhowantstohavefuncancelebrate.ManypeoplecelebrateAprilFoolsDaybyplayingpranksortricksonotherpeople.A
prankissomethingfunnythatyoucandothatwillnothurtsomeoneelse.
Writeaboutajokethatyoucanplayonotherpeople
andexplainhowtodothatprankstepbystep.Usethisboxtobrainstormyourideas.Itcanbeaweb,alist,oranythingelse
youwant!Then,putastarnexttotheoneyouwanttowriteabout.
My April Fool’s JokeFirst,
Next,
Then,
Finally,
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Reading Log
1. Read your book (15-30 min.)
2. Write the title of your book.
3. Write an interesting detail or fact you learned as you read!
Date: Title: Interesting Detail: Date: Title: Interesting Detail:
Date: Title: Interesting Detail: Date: Title: Interesting Detail:
Date: Title: Interesting Detail:
Name:______________________ 2.MD.7 Practice
© Blair Turner 2013
1. Which time would you be more likely to be eating dinner? Circle the correct answer.
Write the time shown on each clock.
4. 5. 6.
6:15 am 6:15 pm
2. Which time would you be more likely to be waking up? Circle the correct answer.
7:00 am 7:00 pm
3. Which time would you be more likely to be sleeping? Circle the correct answer.
3:00 am 3:00 pm
7. 8. 9.
Monday, March 30
Day 1 - Subtraction 0-20Day 1 - Subtraction 0-20
Date: 03/25/2020 (version: 9609)
Teacher: ___________________________
Grade: ____________________________
Student: ___________________________
Total problems correct:________
2
- 1
4
- 3
2 0
- 4
1 3
- 0
1 3
- 1 2 ( )/5
2
- 1
7
- 2
1 7
- 1 4
2
- 2
1 9
- 1 2 ( )/10
1 5
- 1 3
1 2
- 7
5
- 0
1 7
- 1 3
3
- 1 ( )/15
8
- 7
1 5
- 8
1 5
- 3
1 2
- 3
1 9
- 5 ( )/20
1 8
- 0
2 0
- 1 4
3
- 3
2 0
- 0
1 3
- 0 ( )/25
1
- 0
1 0
- 5
1 3
- 5
8
- 0
4
- 2 ( )/30
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monday fluency
Name:______________________ 2.MD.7 Apply
© Blair Turner 2013
1. Which clock shows 2:35?
a. b. c. d.
What time is shown on the clock?
2.
a. 8:45b. 9:40c. 7:45d. 8:09
Draw the time on each of the clocks.
4.
4:25
5.
1 1: 10
6.
1 2:50
What time is shown on the clock?
3.
a. 4:05b. 1:20c. 4:01d. 4:10
Tuesday, March 31
Day 2 - Subtraction 0-20Day 2 - Subtraction 0-20
Date: 03/25/2020 (version: 735b)
Teacher: ___________________________
Grade: ____________________________
Student: ___________________________
Total problems correct:________
1 4
- 1 3
3
- 2
5
- 3
1 8
- 7
1 9
- 3 ( )/5
1 0
- 8
4
- 3
9
- 6
8
- 5
5
- 4 ( )/10
9
- 2
1 0
- 2
1 9
- 7
1 7
- 1 4
7
- 6 ( )/15
1 0
- 9
1 5
- 0
4
- 0
7
- 7
0
- 0 ( )/20
1 8
- 5
0
- 0
2
- 2
3
- 2
4
- 1 ( )/25
2 0
- 1 3
4
- 1
2 0
- 1 5
6
- 1
7
- 4 ( )/30
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Tuesday fluency
Wednesday, April 1
Day 3 - Subtraction 0-20Day 3 - Subtraction 0-20
Date: 03/25/2020 (version: 2f5b)
Teacher: ___________________________
Grade: ____________________________
Student: ___________________________
Total problems correct:________
1 1
- 3
4
- 2
2
- 1
1 9
- 1 2
0
- 0 ( )/5
7
- 6
1 1
- 1
1 4
- 1 1
2 0
- 9
1 7
- 9 ( )/10
1 1
- 9
1 7
- 3
1
- 1
0
- 0
1 3
- 7 ( )/15
1 8
- 1 1
1
- 1
9
- 4
1 6
- 1 1
2
- 0 ( )/20
1 9
- 2
1 2
- 2
1
- 0
1 6
- 5
8
- 1 ( )/25
4
- 2
1 0
- 5
1 2
- 6
0
- 0
1 5
- 0 ( )/30
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Wednesday Fluency
What time is it?twenty-six minutes to seventwenty-six minutes to sixnineteen minutes to six
1
2
3
4
567
8
9
10
1112
1
2
3
4
567
8
9
10
1112
1
2
3
4
567
8
9
10
1112
1
2
3
4
567
8
9
10
1112
1
2
3
4
567
8
9
10
1112
What time is it?eighteen minutes to seveneighteen minutes to sixeighteen minutes after six
What time is it?ten minutes after fourtwelve minutes after fourseven minutes after four
What time is it?twenty-two minutes to sixtwenty-two minutes to seventwenty-two minutes after six
What time is it?six minutes to twelvefour minutes to twelvefour minutes after twelve
What time is it?thirteen minutes after fivethirteen minutes to fourthirteen minutes to five
What time is it?one minute after twoone minute after oneone minute to two
What time is it?fourteen minutes to fivefourteen minutes after fivefourteen minutes after six
What time is it?seventeen minutes to twelveseventeen minutes after eleventhirty-four minutes to eleven
1
2
3
4
567
8
9
10
1112
6:1 8
6:22
1 1:43
Name:
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Telling Time
Nearest minuteThursday, Apr 2
Day 4 - Subtraction 0-20Day 4 - Subtraction 0-20
Date: 03/25/2020 (version: 05b9)
Teacher: ___________________________
Grade: ____________________________
Student: ___________________________
Total problems correct:________
3
- 1
5
- 0
1 1
- 4
1 1
- 7
5
- 0 ( )/5
3
- 1
5
- 5
5
- 0
1 7
- 4
5
- 5 ( )/10
1
- 0
1 4
- 1 1
1 4
- 2
9
- 8
1 1
- 0 ( )/15
8
- 1
1 0
- 0
1 1
- 3
1 5
- 0
1 8
- 1 4 ( )/20
6
- 3
1 1
- 6
4
- 4
1 7
- 1 4
1 9
- 0 ( )/25
1 6
- 5
4
- 0
1 8
- 1 0
1 8
- 7
4
- 2 ( )/30
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Thursday Fluency
Friday, Apr. 3
Day 5 - Subtraction 0-20Day 5 - Subtraction 0-20
Date: 03/25/2020 (version: bf2c)
Teacher: ___________________________
Grade: ____________________________
Student: ___________________________
Total problems correct:________
2
- 0
1
- 0
5
- 1
2
- 0
1 1
- 4 ( )/5
1 3
- 1 0
1 3
- 1 3
4
- 4
2
- 1
1
- 1 ( )/10
2 0
- 1 9
3
- 2
1 4
- 1
1 5
- 0
1 1
- 8 ( )/15
2
- 2
3
- 1
2 0
- 5
6
- 0
1
- 1 ( )/20
1 6
- 1 3
6
- 5
1 4
- 4
1 6
- 3
7
- 2 ( )/25
1 4
- 1 2
1 9
- 1 0
1 2
- 9
1 6
- 1 4
0
- 0 ( )/30
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Friday fluency
Creative A
ctivity Menu
March 30-April 3
( 15-30 Minutes)
Monday 3/30
Tuesday 3/31
Wednesday
4/1 Thursday
4/2 Friday 4/3
“My
stery S
cience”-
http
s://
my
steryscien
ce.com
/m
ateria
ls/m
ystery
-5/m
ateria
ls-p
rop
erties-eng
ineerin
g/
262?r=
79203425 O
n th
is web
site yo
u w
ill be a
ble
to w
atch
a sh
ort vid
eo o
n, “
Ca
n y
ou
bu
ild a
ho
use o
ut o
f p
ap
er?” wa
tch th
e video
an
d crea
te a h
ou
se on
yo
ur o
wn
a
fter. Rem
emb
er these a
re sm
all rep
licas o
f a h
om
e. M
ateria
ls: No
te card
s or u
se a b
ox
from
yo
ur p
an
try to
cut
som
e ou
t, pa
per clip
s or ta
pe,
scissors, ru
ler, an
d a
bo
ok
( a
ny
bo
ok
). A
ctivity:
●W
atch
video
●W
atch
ha
nd
s on
video
an
d b
uild
. ( 30min
) ●
Wa
tch “w
rap
up
” ●
An
swer “ P
ap
er Tow
ers Q
uestio
ns”
Be A
ctive!!
-Wa
rm u
p b
y ru
nn
ing
on
e lap
in y
ou
r b
ack
ya
rd, 15 ju
mp
ing
jack
s, 10 squ
ats.
** Mu
sic is fun
wh
ile yo
u
do
this!
Ma
terials: A
ny
mo
m
an
d d
ad
say
yo
u ca
n
use.
Activity
: ●
Crea
te yo
ur o
wn
o
bsta
cle cou
rse w
ith a
t least 6
differen
t o
bsta
cles. * * rem
emb
er it do
es n
ot h
ave to
be w
ith a
n
item. E
x: O
ne sp
ot
cou
ld b
e 6 pu
sh u
ps.
●R
un
yo
ur
ob
stacle co
urse
three tim
es an
d see if y
ou
can
set a
record
!
“LIMB
O”
Ma
terials: B
roo
mS
tick,
mu
sic, two
cha
irs if it is ju
st yo
u p
articip
atin
g.
Activity
: O
ne p
erson
: Ta
ke tw
o ch
airs a
nd
pla
ce a b
roo
m stick
acro
ss them
. Nex
t, turn
m
usic o
n a
nd
see if yo
u
can
go
UN
DE
R th
e b
roo
m stick
wh
ile b
end
ing
yo
ur b
ack
ba
ckw
ard
s no
t fallin
g.
Do
this u
ntil y
ou
r son
g is
finish
ed .
Mo
re tha
n o
ne P
erson
: Tw
o p
eop
le ho
ld th
e stick
an
d o
thers lim
bo
un
der it. Y
ou
can
start
with
the b
roo
m h
igh
an
d lo
wer it ea
ch tim
e yo
u g
o u
nd
er it successfu
lly!
Fo
il Bo
at
Ma
terials:
Piece o
f fo
il, pen
ny
, b
ow
l, w
ater
Activity
: C
reate a
bo
at w
ith
the fo
il a
nd
see if y
ou
can
g
et a p
enn
y to
floa
t. ** M
ay
be
yo
u ca
n
get m
ore
tha
n o
ne
pen
ny
? W
ha
t do
yo
u th
ink
?
River Ju
mp
-Wa
rm u
p b
y ru
nn
ing
on
e lap
in y
ou
r b
ack
ya
rd, 15 ju
mp
ing
jack
s, 10 squ
ats.
** Mu
sic is fun
wh
ile y
ou
do
this!
Ma
terials: Tw
o stick
s lik
e a b
roo
m a
nd
a m
op
. A
ctivity:
Pla
ce them
like
Ho
rizo
nta
l an
d p
retend
there is a
river in b
etween
them
. If y
ou
jum
p in
the
mid
dle, y
ou
’re in th
e river! Th
e go
al is to
jum
p o
ver bo
th stick
s. E
ach
time y
ou
su
ccessfully
jum
p o
ver th
em w
iden
yo
ur river!
Name:______________________ 2.MD.7 Practice
© Blair Turner 2013
1. Which time would you be more likely to be eating dinner? Circle the correct answer.
Write the time shown on each clock.
4. 5. 6.
6:15 am 6:15 pm
2. Which time would you be more likely to be waking up? Circle the correct answer.
7:00 am 7:00 pm
3. Which time would you be more likely to be sleeping? Circle the correct answer.
3:00 am 3:00 pm
7. 8. 9.
ANSWER KEY
1:15 2:55 4:40
7:30 3:10 10:20
Name:______________________ 2.MD.7 Apply
© Blair Turner 2013
1. Which clock shows 2:35?
a. b. c. d.
What time is shown on the clock?
2.
a. 8:45b. 9:40c. 7:45d. 8:09
Draw the time on each of the clocks.
4.
4:25
5.
1 1: 10
6.
1 2:50
What time is shown on the clock?
3.
a. 4:05b. 1:20c. 4:01d. 4:10
ANSWER KEY
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Telling Time
What time is it?twenty-six minutes to seventwenty-six minutes to sixnineteen minutes to six
1
2
3
4
567
8
9
10
1112
1
2
3
4
567
8
9
10
1112
1
2
3
4
567
8
9
10
1112
1
2
3
4
567
8
9
10
1112
1
2
3
4
567
8
9
10
1112
What time is it?eighteen minutes to seveneighteen minutes to sixeighteen minutes after six
What time is it?ten minutes after fourtwelve minutes after fourseven minutes after four
What time is it?twenty-two minutes to sixtwenty-two minutes to seventwenty-two minutes after six
What time is it?six minutes to twelvefour minutes to twelvefour minutes after twelve
What time is it?thirteen minutes after fivethirteen minutes to fourthirteen minutes to five
What time is it?one minute after twoone minute after oneone minute to two
What time is it?fourteen minutes to fivefourteen minutes after fivefourteen minutes after six
What time is it?seventeen minutes to twelveseventeen minutes after eleventhirty-four minutes to eleven
1
2
3
4
567
8
9
10
1112
6:1 8
6:22
1 1:43
Telling Time
Nearest minute
Version: 9609Day 1 - Subtraction 0-20 Answer KeyDay 1 - Subtraction 0-20 Answer Key
2
- 1
1
4
- 3
1
2 0
- 4
1 6
1 3
- 0
1 3
1 3
- 1 2
1
2
- 1
1
7
- 2
5
1 7
- 1 4
3
2
- 2
0
1 9
- 1 2
7
1 5
- 1 3
2
1 2
- 7
5
5
- 0
5
1 7
- 1 3
4
3
- 1
2
8
- 7
1
1 5
- 8
7
1 5
- 3
1 2
1 2
- 3
9
1 9
- 5
1 4
1 8
- 0
1 8
2 0
- 1 4
6
3
- 3
0
2 0
- 0
2 0
1 3
- 0
1 3
1
- 0
1
1 0
- 5
5
1 3
- 5
8
8
- 0
8
4
- 2
2
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Version: 735bDay 2 - Subtraction 0-20 Answer KeyDay 2 - Subtraction 0-20 Answer Key
1 4
- 1 3
1
3
- 2
1
5
- 3
2
1 8
- 7
1 1
1 9
- 3
1 6
1 0
- 8
2
4
- 3
1
9
- 6
3
8
- 5
3
5
- 4
1
9
- 2
7
1 0
- 2
8
1 9
- 7
1 2
1 7
- 1 4
3
7
- 6
1
1 0
- 9
1
1 5
- 0
1 5
4
- 0
4
7
- 7
0
0
- 0
0
1 8
- 5
1 3
0
- 0
0
2
- 2
0
3
- 2
1
4
- 1
3
2 0
- 1 3
7
4
- 1
3
2 0
- 1 5
5
6
- 1
5
7
- 4
3
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Version: 2f5bDay 3 - Subtraction 0-20 Answer KeyDay 3 - Subtraction 0-20 Answer Key
1 1
- 3
8
4
- 2
2
2
- 1
1
1 9
- 1 2
7
0
- 0
0
7
- 6
1
1 1
- 1
1 0
1 4
- 1 1
3
2 0
- 9
1 1
1 7
- 9
8
1 1
- 9
2
1 7
- 3
1 4
1
- 1
0
0
- 0
0
1 3
- 7
6
1 8
- 1 1
7
1
- 1
0
9
- 4
5
1 6
- 1 1
5
2
- 0
2
1 9
- 2
1 7
1 2
- 2
1 0
1
- 0
1
1 6
- 5
1 1
8
- 1
7
4
- 2
2
1 0
- 5
5
1 2
- 6
6
0
- 0
0
1 5
- 0
1 5
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Version: 05b9Day 4 - Subtraction 0-20 Answer KeyDay 4 - Subtraction 0-20 Answer Key
3
- 1
2
5
- 0
5
1 1
- 4
7
1 1
- 7
4
5
- 0
5
3
- 1
2
5
- 5
0
5
- 0
5
1 7
- 4
1 3
5
- 5
0
1
- 0
1
1 4
- 1 1
3
1 4
- 2
1 2
9
- 8
1
1 1
- 0
1 1
8
- 1
7
1 0
- 0
1 0
1 1
- 3
8
1 5
- 0
1 5
1 8
- 1 4
4
6
- 3
3
1 1
- 6
5
4
- 4
0
1 7
- 1 4
3
1 9
- 0
1 9
1 6
- 5
1 1
4
- 0
4
1 8
- 1 0
8
1 8
- 7
1 1
4
- 2
2
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Version: bf2cDay 5 - Subtraction 0-20 Answer KeyDay 5 - Subtraction 0-20 Answer Key
2
- 0
2
1
- 0
1
5
- 1
4
2
- 0
2
1 1
- 4
7
1 3
- 1 0
3
1 3
- 1 3
0
4
- 4
0
2
- 1
1
1
- 1
0
2 0
- 1 9
1
3
- 2
1
1 4
- 1
1 3
1 5
- 0
1 5
1 1
- 8
3
2
- 2
0
3
- 1
2
2 0
- 5
1 5
6
- 0
6
1
- 1
0
1 6
- 1 3
3
6
- 5
1
1 4
- 4
1 0
1 6
- 3
1 3
7
- 2
5
1 4
- 1 2
2
1 9
- 1 0
9
1 2
- 9
3
1 6
- 1 4
2
0
- 0
0
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