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Dot Takes a Walk

Dot was restless. Her owners had been so busy that she had not been on a walk. “I need to take a walk,” thought Dot. “Or maybe even a run.” She ran to the front door. It was closed. She rushed to the side door. It was closed. She ran to the back door. It was closed, or was it? She reached out her paw and pushed at the door. It opened! Dot thought, “Should I go? I’ve never been out all alone.” Dot thought and thought. Then, she pushed at the door and charged forward. Dot ran and ran. She ran through yards and she ran through a forest. She came upon a street. “I have never crossed a street by myself,” Dot thought. “I shouldn’t do it now”. So Dot turned around and ran all of the way home. “Next time I will wait for someone to take me for a walk. It’s scary being all by myself,” Dot said. Then she went to sleep in her backyard.

Read about Dot's Walk.
Read it 2 times.
Practice using expression.

I made a recording for you. How did I do?

Synonyms are words that mean the same or similar things. Cute and pretty are synonyms. So are cool and chilly.

Use the draw tool to draw a line to the words that are synonyms.

Grammar

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Math

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Math review. You should remember the difference between 2D (flat) shapes and 3D shapes. Drag and drop the shapes into the correct basket.

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Use the key on the park map to answer the questions below.

Social Studies

North

South

East

West

Drag the directions into the correct spot on the compass.

How many benches are in the park? _______

What is south of the sandbox? _____

What is on the east side of the park? ____

Reading

Dot Takes a Walk
Dot was restless. Her owners had been so busy that she had not been on a walk. “I need to take a walk,” thought Dot. “Or maybe even a run.” She ran to the front door. It was closed. She rushed to the side door. It was closed. She ran to the back door. It was closed, or was it? She reached out her paw and pushed at the door. It opened! Dot thought, “Should I go? I’ve never been out all alone.” Dot thought and thought. Then, she pushed at the door and charged forward. Dot ran and ran. She ran through yards and she ran through a forest. She came upon a street. “I have never crossed a street by myself,” Dot thought. “I shouldn’t do it now”. So Dot turned around and ran all of the way home. “Next time I will wait for someone to take me for a walk. It’s scary being all by myself,” Dot said. Then she went to sleep in her backyard.

Read Dot and answer the questions.

Tuesday

Why did Dot go on a walk?

What happens after Dot gets to the street?

How does the story end?

Name these coins! Drag the name of the coin under the coin.

Math

Take a picture of your pile of pennies

Take a picture of your pile of dimes

Take a picture of your pile of nickels

Sort the coins in your piggy bank. Take a picture of each pile.

Take a picture of your pile of quarters

Mrs. Collins' Example.

When I was 5 years old, I went to Kmart with my mom. I wanted to look at pretty hair bows while she was looking at shampoo. I went around the corner to look and when I came back my mom was missing. I was so scared. I asked a lady for help and she helped me find my mom.

Write about a time that you went somewhere you were not suppose to, like Dot

Writing

Write about a time that you went somewhere you were not suppose to, like Dot. Your turn...

Map skills- build a map of a room in your house out of legos or playdough or something you find at your house.

Your map should have the following things on it:
Boundaries (walls, railings, doors)
a Key (so I know what each things stands for)
at least 3 different items in the room (chair, bed, dresser, closet are examples in a bedroom )

Social Studies

Put your map here