BELOW ARE THE DAILY LESSONS FOR THE ELEVENTH WEEK
LOOK AHEAD!!!
It is important to PREPARE ahead of time!!!
Schedule A
Time: One half hour to Two hours per session each day depending on student's ability to focus EXCEPT on Sunday when you may decide to modify the schedule because of the day's activities.
Sessions: As many as it takes to cover the material. Each project (songs, games, other activities) should take a minimum of twenty minutes to accomplish.
Rewards: Should not be necessary on this schedule but if it becomes necessary rewards should follow the sessions and be given only if the student assumed proper responsibility in his or her assignments.
Monday:
PREPARE
Take the test and go over the answers during your preparation time.
Go to the song page and practice singing all the songs.
Practice the songs below over and over.
ALPHABET
A-Z HERE WE GO 'ROUND THE MULBERRY BUSH |
VOWELS
a, e, i, o, u DID YOU EVER SEE A LASSIE? |
CONSONANTS SHAVE AND A HAIRCUT TWO BITS |
VOWELS a, e, i, o, u JINGLE BELLS |
VOWELS OLD MACDONALD |
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Go into the Read With Janae reading plans and divide the page into six parts. The length of each part is up to you.
Go into the activities section and divide the activities into six parts. The number of activities in each part is up to you.
TODAY
Present the reading plans and activities for the first section of six divided parts. However many sessions it takes to complete, you will want to finish the work you've scheduled for today.
For each of the following days of
the week, present the reading plans and activities you've
assigned when you divided up the sections:
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Finish each day's assignment. Do not put off today's classwork until tomorrow because your load will only be twice as hard to complete and you want all the activities of this lesson to finish by Saturday.
Reminders:
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