Science
Last week, you built your own car using cardboard, wooden skewers, construction paper and clothes pegs. It was as part of our lesson on devices that use energy. Did you remember to ask your parents to use a drier to power your car up? I would love to know how fast your car was. For next Monday, visit Painting for kids where you can see lots of interesting pictures. Please look at the devices that use energy and think which one you like best and why. Please draw your favourite device and write three sentences about why you like it?
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This blog is created for the needs of my grade one students and their parents. You can find postings about homework,important announcements and lots of interesting websites that you can visit.Come and join me in my virtual classroom. Learn and laugh!
Welcome
Dear students and parents,
Welcome to a new world of discoveries!
This month you are going to have fun learning lots of new things. Come and explore my blog where everything is possible. You will find that Grade One Discoveries is a place where you are sure to feel at school, but at home. Amid the online lessons and exercises, you will learn and grow. I know that you will love discovering the world around us through the links posted on my blog. My postings about each subject are very important because they are specially designed to provide you with additional learning opportunities. Also, I have posted links to some exciting websites that are not related to the grade one curriculum, but will be of interest to you and your parents. Everything you learn in my blog, you can use for a lifetime!
Welcome to a new world of discoveries!
This month you are going to have fun learning lots of new things. Come and explore my blog where everything is possible. You will find that Grade One Discoveries is a place where you are sure to feel at school, but at home. Amid the online lessons and exercises, you will learn and grow. I know that you will love discovering the world around us through the links posted on my blog. My postings about each subject are very important because they are specially designed to provide you with additional learning opportunities. Also, I have posted links to some exciting websites that are not related to the grade one curriculum, but will be of interest to you and your parents. Everything you learn in my blog, you can use for a lifetime!
Students' corner
Discover. Discover. Discover.
Come and explore National Geographic. You can learn lots of fun things there. You can read stories, watch videos, do activities, play games, meet people, go to places, look at photos, do crafts, learn recipes and even create your page. Are you ready for a new adventure? The world of animals is at your hand!
Isn't it fun to have a website for fun? If you want to find out where this place is, you have to visit Funbrain. There you can find 25 arcade-style math games, web books, games for your free time, activities for you and your moms, and a kids' centre. Explore. Collect. Compete.
I know about a place where you can find many of the characters from your favourite TV shows, including Caillou, Clifford, Barney and Oscar the Grouch. Do you want me tell you where you can find it? Yes? OK. Click on Kids and have fun.
Come and explore National Geographic. You can learn lots of fun things there. You can read stories, watch videos, do activities, play games, meet people, go to places, look at photos, do crafts, learn recipes and even create your page. Are you ready for a new adventure? The world of animals is at your hand!
Isn't it fun to have a website for fun? If you want to find out where this place is, you have to visit Funbrain. There you can find 25 arcade-style math games, web books, games for your free time, activities for you and your moms, and a kids' centre. Explore. Collect. Compete.
I know about a place where you can find many of the characters from your favourite TV shows, including Caillou, Clifford, Barney and Oscar the Grouch. Do you want me tell you where you can find it? Yes? OK. Click on Kids and have fun.
Parents' corner
Dear parents,
You and I have one thing in common. We both want the best for your child! I have decided to provide you with online resources from which you can learn how to help your child learn and grow.
The first website you can visit is Canadian parents and it offers a lot of information about your child's development, home and family, food etc. I would like to draw your attention to one section in particular which has useful articles about education and learning. You can find it on the left side of the page and it is called Grade-schoolers.
The second resource you can search is Kids' health. On this website you can learn some great ideas about general health, nutrition and especially discipline. It provides you with valuable information about why and when children misbehave. There are five articles that focus on different age groups; 0-2, 3-5, 6-8, 9-12, and 13-up. If you ever wonder what to do when your daughter teases her little brother, then look for ideas there.
The third site that I think you would like to explore is The Ontario Ministry of Education. From this website you will learn what your child is expected to know in each subject area by the end of grade one.
You and I have one thing in common. We both want the best for your child! I have decided to provide you with online resources from which you can learn how to help your child learn and grow.
The first website you can visit is Canadian parents and it offers a lot of information about your child's development, home and family, food etc. I would like to draw your attention to one section in particular which has useful articles about education and learning. You can find it on the left side of the page and it is called Grade-schoolers.
The second resource you can search is Kids' health. On this website you can learn some great ideas about general health, nutrition and especially discipline. It provides you with valuable information about why and when children misbehave. There are five articles that focus on different age groups; 0-2, 3-5, 6-8, 9-12, and 13-up. If you ever wonder what to do when your daughter teases her little brother, then look for ideas there.
The third site that I think you would like to explore is The Ontario Ministry of Education. From this website you will learn what your child is expected to know in each subject area by the end of grade one.
Words you should know how to spell by the end of grade one
- after, again, an, any, as, ask, by, could, every, fly, from, give, going, had, has, her, him, his, how, just, know, let, live, may, of, old, once, open, over, put, round, some, stop, take, thank, them, then, think, wake, were, when
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