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Mrs. Deangelis/GTECC
June 1, 2, 5 and June 8, 9, 2020
all library classes
For the last 2 weeks of class please pick a book from the website below for your reading pleasure.
www.tumblebooks.com
Username: GTECC Password: books
Happy Summer
Don't forget to check out your home school website for your 1st grade summer reading.
Mrs. Deangelis/GTECC
May 26, 29 2020
all library classes
Read aloud of the book: "Biscuit's First Beach Day" by Alyssa Satin Capuhe cilli
Flipgrid: https://flipgrid.com/30de234aFollow up video about the NJ shore with the website below: Students after listening to the story, can relate any experiences they may have with the shore: book: "Biscuit's First Beach Day" read aloud website regarding visiting the shore: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=myrJU2pgDdM
Hi Everyone,
This is my last read a loud to you. The next two weeks I will list websites of books you can choose to read and talk about with your family.
I miss each and every one of you. I am sure you have grown and I would be probably shocked at to how much you have grown and matured. You will always be my babies, munchins,and little chickens forever.
Enjoy your summer. I wish you much happiness and laughter throughout your life.
Love,
Mrs. DeAngelis
Mrs. DeAngelis/GTECC
May 18,19 (no school on the 22)
Library lesson for all students (all classes)
Theme: Baseball and famous players in baseball
Bryce Harper by Elizabeth Raum
Read aloud video of Bryce Harper: https://flipgrid.com/e58f35a0
password: GTECC2020!Short follow up video:
Library lesson for May 11, 12, 15, 2020
Library lessons for all classes
Continue biography and baseball
Mike Trout: flipgrid.com/c5773e91
Follow up video:
Mrs. Anita DeAngelis/GTECC
May 4, 5, 8 2020 all classes
LiBRARY lesson for all students including Mrs. Necowitz classThis week we are going to begin working on understanding baseball We will begin with "Pete the Cat play ball" by James Dean.
Read aloud: https://flipgrid.com/ca461c8e
After the reading log on to the following website that tells you a little more about baseball:
Mrs. Anita DeAngelis/GTECC
April 27,28, May 1 2020
LIBRARY lesson for all students including Mrs. Necowitz class
Read-a-loudWaiting is not Easy by Mo Willems
https://flipgrid.com/s/2ad0faa7cef2 (password GTECC2020!)
Watch Mo Willems draw Piggie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9tVfVvmJP7E&list=PL14hRqd0PELGbKihHuTqx_pbvCLqGbOkF&index=17&t=0s
April 20, 21, 24
Library lessons for all classes
My Friend is Sad by Mo Willems
Listen Mrs. DeAngelis read aloud using the following link: https://flipgrid.com/d729cb70
If you need a password use: GTECC2020!
Follow Mo Willems as he draws Gerwald:
https://video.search.yahoo.com/search/video?fr=mcafee&p=mo+willems+lunch+doodles#id=1&vid=
5714820e0f6098d21633c439f686fb82&action=click
ENJOY SPRING BREAK: APRIL 10-17 2020
April 6, 7, 2020
LIBRARY lesson for all classesRead-a-loud
Read aloud by Mrs. DeAngelis: “I Don't want to be a Frog” by Dev PettyUsing the following for the read aloud: https://flipgrid.com/50e8330b If you need a password use: GTECC2020!
- As I mentioned during my reading, the link below is another story talking about being thankful for who we are and what we have "I am Thankful" by Todd Parr
Resources: websites:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wm9jEf9Ua0A (I am Thankful video)March 30, 31, and April 3, 2020
LIBRARY lesson for all classes
Read-a-loudRead aloud story chosen is: There was an Old Lady that Swallowed a Chick by Lucille Colandro
Using the following link https://flipgrid.com/s/24b9748ff133 if you need a password use: GTECC2020
- As I mentioned during my reading, the link below is for another story: There was An Old Lady Who Swallowed a Rose as read by the author Lucille Colandro
Resources: websites: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-lHjEob8nJM
Before doing library lessons for the week of March 30 go to the site below.
Thank you,
Mrs. Deangelis
Important announcement from Mrs. DeAngelis
https://flipgrid.com/deangelis5511 (use ctrl c to copy and ctrl v to paste address in the address bar)
password: GTECC2020!
Mrs. Anita DeAngelis/GTECC
March 23, 2020
LIBRARY
Introducing term "Biography"
Learning Targets:- Students will be introduced to the term "biography" as a story about someone's life
- Students will be introduced to baseball great Jackie Robinson.
Learning Activities:
Explain that a biography is a story written about another person and what he or she did or said that was very important.- Make connections through baseball and teams the students play on and the local Major baseball teams
- View the eBook on Jackie Robinson listed below
- Discuss the book by asking: What three things did you learn about Jackie Robinson?
- Show the video on Jackie Robinson listed below
- Talk about something that really impress them about Jackie Robinson
- Then try to make the connection to see if the student understood biography by asking."If someone was going to write a biography about you, what three things would they say about you?"
Resources: websites:
- https://www.storyjumper.com/book/read/9356832/JACKIE-ROBINSON#page/20
- Read aloud on Jackie Robinson
- https://youtu.be/wMMwBhkxBv0
- Video of Jackie Robinson
Evaluation: Child, with some support, should be able to show some understanding about what a biography is by mentioning something that someone would write about them or something they learned from the videos on Jackie Robinson.
Grenloch Terrace
Early Childhood Center
Mrs. Anita DeAngelis
Library lesson plans March 16, 2020
Learning Targets:
Students will review what the terms “fiction” and “Non-fiction”
Students will be able to explain the difference from a fiction (not real) and non-fiction (real) book.
Learning Activities: Parents some students mix up the term fiction and non-fiction. Help them to understand by talking about superheroes and their powers. Are they real? Why not? If not, then they are fiction/not real. As for non-fiction, talk about police office or firefighter as heroes. Are they real? Yes, what makes them real? They are people, who have been trained to help. You can use other examples if you need to.Students will choose a fiction book of their choice from the following website. Make sure the book is fiction.
After the reading, ask “How do you know this book is fiction?” Have the student give you examples from the book.
Students will choose a non-fiction book of their choice from the following website: Make sure the book is non-fiction.
After the reading ask, “What did you read or hear in this book that makes it non-fiction” Once again have the child give you examples from the book that explain it is non-fiction.
Review the difference between fiction and non-fiction stories.
Resources:
Videos: https://www.tumblebooklibrary.com/Home.aspx?categoryID=77 Username: GTECC & P/W: books
Evaluation: The child should be able to talk about the difference between fiction and non-fiction and if possible, give an example of each.
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