One-syllable short a words–Practice reading short a words as they play “I Have Who Has”.

Introduce how to determine common multiples between 2 numbers.

Identifying Capital A Identifying lowercase a Discriminating Capital A and lowercase a Discriminating capital A and lowercase a from other letters

Using a color code identify the capital B and lowercase b from a collection of letters. Also discriminating between captial and lowercase Bb from a collection of letters. Contents Page 1 Capital B color code Page 2 Lowercase b color code Page 3 Circling Bb in a collection of letter (3 set activity) Other Resources Letter Aa Recognition Short a Words “I Have Who Has” Game

Using pictograph of favorite sports students will interpret the data by answering the question to follow. Other Resources -Sort Mats -Common Multiples Packet -Common Multiples PowerPoint -Short Vowels Words “I Have Who Has” Games

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Poster -Provides an example of finding common multiples of 2 numbers up to 60 Notes-Step by step instructions on how to find common multiples Activity Mat-Place in a sheet protector or laminate the use to practice together, in teams, or individually how to determine the common multiples of 2 numbers "M" Practice sheet-Worksheet to practice using the common multiples strategy Common Multiples Worksheet to practice determining the common multiples Worksheet Answer Key

Practice counting and recognizing numbers 0-9. Count the number of objects in each set. Page 1- Match the set to the correct number Page 2- Circle the number that matches the set Page 3 - Write the number for the objects in the set Other Resources -Letter A Resources -Letter B Recognition -Sport Pictograph with Questions

Practice decoding and reading short vowel words while playing a cooperative game with the group. The set contains 5 “I Have Who Has” games. One set for each short vowel. Great for whole class or small group. -Short a Words “I Have Who Has” -Short e Words “I Have Who Has” -Short i Words “I Have Who Has” -Short o Words “I Have Who Has” -Short u Words “I Have Who Has” Other Resources -Letter Aa Recognition