Students will: Understand that the spinning of Earth around an imaginary axis (rotation) results in day and night. Compare shadows at various time of the day. Analyze models displaying sunlight on Earth in a 24-hour period.

A cover to cover texts and images.

A library with sounds based on themes.

Counting on fingers on your smart board.

An easy to use stopwatch for your smart board or interactive whiteboard. You can use it for example to measure the time it takes the class to complete a task.

Students will identify and create words with short vowel word families.

Students will be able to identify and distinguish story elements in fictional stories.

Students will play a game with rhyming activities to celebrate the birthday of Dr. Seuss.

Make your own receipt and calculate what you'll have to pay.

Find out the difference between pulling and pushing.

Create match activities with your own content by entering combinations of words, numbers or sentences.

Listen to the word and then place the correct letters on the board.

This is the classic "memory" match game in a halloween theme.

Students learn how to run a 'pretend store'.

A math problem about what time it is or creating an assignment for yourself about what the time differences are between the three clocks.

Students lean about Fact Families by adding and subtracting numbers up to 10 and up to 20.