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Day: October 31, 2020

Week 11: First Grade Lesson Plan

Lesson Topics MATH Common Core Addition & Subtraction Relationships READING/ELA Adding Ending Phonemes /s/, /z/ Inflected Endings -s and -ing Comprehension: Main Idea Ask Questions Grammar: Introduce Word Order Sight Words: know, live, once, round, thank Spelling Words:  fit, fits, hit, hits, nap, naps, win, wins, her, too  SOCIAL STUDIES Holidays: Dia de los Muertos, Election Day SCIENCE Nature Walk

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