Weekly Tasks for Monday, April 6th



Opening Comments 
A message from Mr. Hamby: 

As you know, we have been given guidelines from Alberta Education that mandates we provide 5 hours of schoolwork per week focused on literacy and math. We also hope to offer some optional activities that you might consider having a look at towards the bottom of the template.  Each week we also hope that you will be able to determine a schedule that works best for your family. We ask that you please be patient with this process as we all know technology can be a bit bumpy at times. 

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Assignments to be handed in this week to your teacher via email. Please email by Sunday, April 12th: 
  • Nature Journal.... Take a picture of your journal and email to your teacher. 
  • Practice subtracting numbers, between 0 – 100, using a number line. Take a picture of one example of your work and email it to your teacher. 

Learning Objectives for the week: 
Writing: 
  • I can express sensory nature details in a journal with words and pictures 
Reading: 
  • I can listen to a story and think about important story parts like characters, setting, and problems 
  • I can reflect and answer specific questions about a story 
Math: 
  • I can show my understanding of number to 100 
  • I can show my understanding of subtraction using a number line 

Materials Needed for this week: 
  • Paper and pencil 
  • Crayons or Pencil crayons 
  • Computer, tablet or iPhone with internet access 
  • Printer (optional) 



Assigned Learning Tasks for the Week of April 6-12 
Please complete the following tasks in any order. An hour of learning a day is optimal. 
Reading 
Writing 
Math 
Read Aloud 
Watch the read aloud story “The Cookie Fiasco” and sketch what you are visualizing in your mind. 

 
Nature Journaling  
Watch instruction video 


Task: Go on a nature walk and create a journal entry based on your senses.  

Subtraction on A Number Line: 
Watch instruction video:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a6GFo51C6-Y 

Task: 
Practice subtracting numbers, between 0 – 100, using a number line.   
Task: Draw the characters, the setting, the problem. 

There will be some questions for you to think about during the video and you can pause and tell your parents what you think or just think in your head what your answers would be.  

Questions: 
1.What do you predict that this book will be about? 
2.How do you think that the characters will solve the cookie problem? 
3.How would you solve the equal cookie problem? 
4.What was your favorite part of this story? Why was it your favorite part?  



Steps: 

1.Refer to the Google
Slide if needed from the
video 

2.Go on your nature walk
using this journal page, or
create your own. 
 

You can use the journaling
rubric as a guide: 

 

Daily Practice Steps:  
1: Make a subtraction equation & draw a horizontal line. (ex: 43-24) 
 
2: Identify biggest number and write above the right end of your number line. 

 
3: Break your smallest number in friendly parts. (Ex: 10’s, 5’s, & 1’s) 
            
 
4: Start at your biggest number and just backwards in increments of your friendly parts.  


 
Daily Reading – Read a book of your choice from home or Raz-kids 

Estimated Time: 20 – 60 min 

Feel free to go on more than one nature walk to add to your
journal page. When you have completed your journal page,
take a photo of it and email it to your teacher. 
Example Equations: 

43 – 24 =    56 – 31 =  
23 – 14 =    24 – 18 =  
73 – 18 =    22 – 17 = 
37 – 29 =    49 – 14 =  
68 – 16 =    44 – 21 =  



Optional Learning Tasks 
Technology 

Coding With Mr. Sandberg! 

Mr. Sandberg has started a web series of coding videos. Check out his first video using Scratch. 

Question of the Day  

Share your “Peach & Pit” with your family at dinner. A Peach is the best part of your day. A Pit is a challenge or difficulty you had that day. 

Connection 

Phone or FaceTime a family member or friend that does not live in your house and tell them how special they are. 

Phys Ed 

Visit Ms. Hennick’s Blog: 
Music 

Visit Ms. Mann’s blog: 

Outdoor Art 
                 
 
Collect some loose parts from nature (I.e. pinecones, rocks, etc.) and create a piece of art.  


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