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Learning For the Week of April 6-9, 2020

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The following are some ways for your child to learn from home for the week of April 6-9, 2020. Let me know if you have any questions. Please send us an email by the end of this week sharing a learning highlight that includes your writing and a picture. Home Learning Tips: Set up a place in your home where learning will take place. Gather learning materials you may use: paper, pencils, coloured pencils or crayons,  scissors, a ruler. Set up a home learning schedule that includes 1 hour of learning per day. Come up with a way to keep track of the time spent learning. Make sure that there is an opportunity to have a body break every 20 minutes. Keep a record of work using a notebook or duotang. Math: Practicing Subtraction Facts: -        Continue your review of subtraction facts. -        If you haven’t finished making flashcards for subtraction facts from 20, please continue with this wo...
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