Reading And Other Activities With Mrs. Bowes-Wellington

  Silent Letter "w" Watch the video clip below to learn the rule for identifying silent letter "w". video 1 Follow up Practice Exercises Activity 1   matching Activity 2 Activity 3 Activity 4 Activity 5 Activity 6 Activity 7 Grade: 3rd Grade                  Date: ________________________________ Subject: Language Arts Strand: Word Recognition & Fluency Objective: Students will be able to read words with the silent letter "w". Materials Needed: Whiteboard and markers Flashcards with words containing silent letter "w" Worksheets with exercises on silent letter "w" Reading passages with words containing silent letter "w" Projector Teacher’s blogsite Chromebooks Duration: 60 minutes Engage (10 minutes): Begin the lesson by engaging students' interest in the topic. Show a picture or flashcard of a word with a silent...

  Silent Letter "Ll" The letter "Ll" is silent in some words. It is usually silent in the following instances: * When it comes after the letter "a"      Example: pa l m, Psa l m * When it comes between the letters "a" and "k"     Example: cha l k, wa l k * When it comes between "a" and "m"     Example: pa l m, ca l m * In some cases when it comes before the letter "d"    Example: wou l d, cou l d Listen to the video clip below to learn more about silent "l" and the rule for pronouncing same. Video - Silent letter "l" Look at the list below. See how many of these words you are able to pronounce. Remember the "l" is silent!! Follow up Practice Exercise Activity 1 Activity 2 Activity 3 Grade Level: Grade 3                                                         Date: _______________________ S...

  Integrated Studies/ Relating To Others Outside Of Jamaica Jamaica has  a lot of tourist attractions. Tourists come to Jamaica to enjoy our beaches, our waterfalls, our Blue Mountain, and other things. When tourists come to our country, they bring in Foreign Currency. We use this money to build our roads, schools, hospitals, bridges and many other things. Some tourists come to Jamaica to enjoy our music. They attend musical events like Sun Fest, Carnival and many others. It is important that we do not harass the tourists when they come to Jamaica.  Look at the charts below. Can you identify these tourists attractions. Video 1  Musical events Video 2 Some attractions Video 3 Jamaica's Beaches Follow op Practice Exercises Activity 1   multiple activities Activity 2  Tourism Activity 3 Tourists attractions

  Silent Letter "K" The letter K is silent at the beginning of lots of words where it is followed by the letter N. Some examples of this include  knife, knight, knob, knock, knit, knuckle, knee, kneel, knick-knack, knowledge, know, knot, and knoll . Watch the video clip below to see when Letter K is silent. Video Clip Follow up Practice Activities Activity 1  Fill in blanks Activity 2  choose the silent letters Activity 3 Activity 4 Activity 5 Activity 6 Activity 7 Multiple activities Activity 8

 Lines, Line Segments, Rays, Angles, Right Angles Let's read the poem below. What is it really talking about?  What types of lines are mentioned?  In a world of points and space so vast, Where lines and shapes are formed to last, Let's embark on a journey, hand in hand, To explore the wonders of this mathematical land. Lines stretch forth, infinite and straight, No curves or bends, they never hesitate. Line segments, shorter, from end to end, A finite distance, where boundaries blend. Rays reach out, with one fixed point to guide, Extending infinitely, with nothing to hide. Angles form where lines intersect, Acute, obtuse, or a right angle, perfect. Shapes emerge, from lines we trace, Triangles, squares, circles embrace. With angles sharp and sides aligned, A geometric world, beautifully designed. So come, young minds, let's dive right in, To discover the secrets this math can spin. With STEM at our side, we'll explore and play, In the realm of lines, angles, and shapes...