Showing posts with label hopscotch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hopscotch. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 12, 2012

Hopscotch Homefun

Vocabulary Homefun - Hopscotch

Each week, your child will write down 8-12  vocabulary words in their Vocabulary Journal.

They will be required to complete 4 activities each week from the hopscotch, and turn in the journal by Friday morning.

Then, on Friday, there will be an assessment on these words.

The Hopscotch Directions: (Click here for the hopscotch directions.)

1st jump: Write the definition for EACH word. (The students may take their unit study text book home with them to accomplish this task.)

2nd jump: Choose between writing a sentence or drawing a picture for EACH word.

3rd jump: Write EACH word in alphabetical order.

4th jump: Choose between creating and completing a crossword puzzle for EACH word or writing a story with at least 8 words.   Starts next week

Monday, April 2, 2012

Hopscotch Homefun, Headsprout

Dear Families,
 My email is not letting me send out messages this morning. 

For this week (4/2) and next week's (4/10) hopscotch the students will not be required to do Jump 4 (only 1-3), since it the weeks are shortened.

For the Headsprout Challenge, if your child as already made it to 50 episodes, they are DONE! :)

Please turn in your Redbirds field trip form and money ASAP, if you have not already done so.

Thanks!

Thursday, January 5, 2012

Vocabulary Hopscotch Homefun Puzzle Maker

For the hopscotch, the fourth jump has the choice of making a cross-word puzzle.  This is different than the word search.

There are free online programs to do this with much ease.

  1. Google Puzzle Maker
  2. Click on the link for Discovery Education's Puzzle Maker
  3. Click on the puzzle entitled Criss-Cross
  4. And your child is now at the free crossword puzzle maker (or follow this link PuzzleMaker)
The reason we have changed it to a crossword versus a word search is so the student has more exposure with the defintion. A wordsearch puzzle is best for helping with spelling, however, the focus of this exercise is to aid in learning the meaning of each word.

The clue will be the definition, and the answer will be the vocabuarly word.

Thursday, December 15, 2011

Vocabulary Homefun for after Winter Break

No more Wordly Wise!

However, we are sticking with the vocabulary theme to make their homefun as purposeful as possible.
  •  Each week, your child will write down 8-12 Unit Study words in their Word Wall Journal.
  • They will be required to complete 4 activities each week from the hopscotch, and turn in the journal by Friday morning.
  •  Then, on Friday, as part of our Unit Study test, these words will appear!
The Hopscotch Directions: (Click on the title of this post for the hopscotch directions.)

1st jump: Write the definition for EACH word. (The students may take their unit study text book home with them to accomplish this task.)
2nd jump: Choose between writing a sentence or drawing a picture for EACH word.
3rd jump: Write EACH word in alphabetical order.
4th jump: Choose between creating and completing a crossword puzzle for EACH word or writing a story with at least 8 words.