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Kinder Packet

4/20/20

Hello North Kitsap Students! All of the staff want to tell you that we miss you and

we hope that you are staying safe. Every day is a chance to learn something new,

even if you need to stay home. Here are some things to help you stay caught up

with your school learning for this week.

DAILY SCHEDULE

Pre K: 30 minutes per day

K-1: 45 minutes per day

2-3: 60 minutes per day

4-5: 90 minutes per day

WEEKLY SCHEDULE

Teachers will communicate with families about new learning expectations for the week,

including the district provided ELA and Math assignments, activities in other subject areas and

support for enrichment and intervention. Your student's teachers may modify or adjust the

assignments for students who are above or below grade level.

QUOTE FOR LAST WEEK

“When you know better you do better.” – Maya Angelou / Student Responses

“The more knowledge you have, the better choices you make and are more successful in Middle

School, High School and College. Knowledge is POWER!” – Bella Anne Lamaak, Ms. Dressler’s Class,

Suquamish Elementary

“I feel I want to be better in a way that means happiness.” – Brandon Duran, Ms. Hallinan’s Class,

Poulsbo Elementary

QUOTE FOR THIS WEEK

“Yesterday is history. Tomorrow is a mystery. Today is a gift. That’s why we call it ‘The Present’”

– Eleanor Roosevelt.

(Optional) Follow this link to tell us what you think about this quote. Responses will be included

in next week’s packet.

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1

Jan and Gus are on

the rug.

Jan and Gus are pals.

Jan and Gus are pals.

They like to have fun.

Decodable Story Jan and Gus Target Skill /u/ Spelled Uu

Jan and Gus

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3

Jan and Gus see a bug.

They run in the mud.

Jan and Gus like the sun.

They like to hum on the

bus.

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Max can see his pal Rex.

Max and Rex can mix

yellow and red.

Max is six.

He hid in a box.

He hid from his mom.

Decodable Story Max

Target Skill /ks/ Spelled Xx

Max

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3

Max can mix blue and

green.

It is an ox.

Max can look like a fox.

He has four legs.

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Jud ran to his pals.

Jud said, “Let us go in!

We will have fun!”

The sun was hot.

Jud got up from bed.

Decodable Story Fun for Jud Target Skill /u/ Spelled Uu

Fun for Jud

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3

Jud will see his pals.

What will they do for fun?

Jud has to have a plan.

What can he do for fun?

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© Pearson Education, Inc., K

149

Write 

Color

she        with        me        we

Pam ran 

 me. 

 ran to the mat.

 like to run. 

Run with 

.

Directions: Read each sentence. Write the missing

word to finish the sentence. Color the picture. Home Activity: Have your child use me, with, she, and we in other sentences.

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Directions: Read each sentence. Write the missing

word to finish the sentence. Color the picture.

Home Activity: Have your child use she, with, little,

and me in other sentences.

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Name

150

Write 

Color

she        with        me        little

 can jump rope. 

She can run 

 me.

She can hop with 

. 

This is a 

 duck.

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151

Write 

Color

see        look

I can 

 the cat. 

I 

 for my cat.

 at me! 

Pat can 

 the dog.

Directions: Read each sentence. Write the missing

word to finish the sentence. Color the picture..

Home Activity: Have your child use see and look in

other sentences.

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Directions: Read each sentence. Write the missing

word to finish the sentence. Color the picture.

Home Activity: Have your child use the

high-frequency words in other sentences.

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Name

152

Write 

Color

see        look        with        for

I can 

 the bird. 

It is 

 the cat.

I can 

 for it. 

Mom can run 

 me.

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Directions: Read each sentence. Write the missing

word to finish the sentence. Color the picture.

Home Activity: Have your child use the

high-frequency words in other sentences.

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Write 

Color

they        of        you        she

Can 

 see you? 

It is a lot 

 fun.

Can 

 see the top? 

 can see the fox.

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Name

154

Write 

Color

they        of        you        we

 can see the dog. 

I see a lot 

 dogs.

They can run to 

. 

 ran to me.

Directions: Read each sentence . Write the missing

word to finish the sentence. Color the picture.

Home Activity: Have your child use the

high-frequency words in other sentences.

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Circle 

Color

leg

pen

pep

log

pan

pup

bag

led

tub

beg

lid

tab

Home Activity: Have your child use the words in

sentences.

Directions: Circle the word that names the picture.

Color the pictures.

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Name

134

Write 

Color

Home Activity: Have your child use the picture

names in sentences.

Directions: Name each picture and spell the picture name.

Write the word on the lines. Then color the pictures that rhyme.

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Draw

pin

cub

hut

pen

cab

hat

pan

cob

hit

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Home Activity: Have your child draw pictures for

these words: cat, cot, cut.

Directions: Draw lines to match the words with the

pictures.

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Name

136

Write

Home Activity: Have your child write mop and map

and draw a picture for each word.

Directions: Name each picture and spell the picture

name. Write the word on the lines.

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© Houghton Mif

flin Harcourt Publishing Company

DIRECTIONS

1.

Look at the first number. Color that many counters yellow.

Color the rest of the counters red. Trace the numbers.

2–3.

Look at the first

number. Color that many counters yellow. Color the rest of the counters red.

Write how many red counters. Write how many counters there are altogether.

yellow

counters

red

7

6

8

yellow

counters

red

yellow

counters

red

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flin Harcourt Publishing Company

Name

CC.K.OA.4

Algebra • Ways to Make 10

DIRECTIONS

1–3.

Use blue to color the cubes to match the number. Use red to color the other

cubes. Write how many red cubes. Trace or write the number that shows how many cubes.

7

6

2

cubes

cubes

cubes

red

red

red

blue

blue

blue

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flin Harcourt Publishing Company

OBJECTIVE Use a drawing to find 10 from a given number and record the equation.

DIRECTIONS

1.

Count the number of cubes. How many are there? Trace the

number.

2.

How many dark gray cubes are there? Draw a dot on each gray cube

as you count. Trace the number.

3.

How many light gray cubes do you need to

make 10? Trace each light gray cube as you count. Write and trace to show this as

an addition sentence.

+ =

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CC.K.OA.4

Algebra • Write Addition

Sentences for 10

DIRECTIONS

1–3.

Look at the cube train. How many gray cubes do you see?

How many blue cubes do you need to add to make 10? Use blue to color those

cubes. Write and trace to show this as an addition sentence.

+

+

+

=

=

=

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Lesson 59

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OBJECTIVE Use objects and drawings to solve addition word problems within 5.

B

B

B

B

Y

B

B

B

B

Y

+

+

=

=

Operations and Algebraic Thinking

119

Directions: Emma has 4 blue cubes and 1 yellow cube. How many cubes

does she have? 1. count the cubes and write the number of total cubes.

2. Color to show the addition sentence. 3. Trace and write the number to show

the addition sentence.

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flin Harcourt Publishing Company

Name

CC.K.OA.5

Algebra • Model and

Draw Addition Problems

+

+

=

=

Y

B

B

B

Y

Y

Y

120

Lesson 60

Directions: Emma has 2 blue cubes and 1 yellow cube. How many cubes does she

have? 1. Write the number of cubes. 2. Draw the cubes to show them being combined.

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