Pre Casa & Casa Activities
Week of June 8th
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Week of June 1st
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Week of May 25th
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Week of May 19th
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Week of May 11th
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Week of May 4th
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Week of April 27th
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Week of April 20th
Moveable Alphabet Instructions - click here
Moveable Alphabet Print - click here
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Week of April 15th
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NOTE: The bead stair sheet (used for introductory single digit addition and can be used for simple subtraction) can be printed for those students who have already received a lesson on its colours and use. Please colour each bead bar as follows – 1/red, 2/green, 3/pink, 4/yellow, 5/light blue, 6/purple, 7/white, 8/brown, 9/dark blue. The 10 bars can be coloured gold or orange. We suggest the bars be coloured in and then cut into rectangles so they can be used as a familiar addition tool. So, 7+3 would be the 7 bar and the 3 bar…eventually the child is encouraged to hold the larger number in their head and add the other. Make up simple sums for them to execute.
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Week of June 1st
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Week of May 25th
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Week of May 19th
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Week of May 11th
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Week of May 4th
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Week of April 27th
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Week of April 20th
Moveable Alphabet Instructions - click here
Moveable Alphabet Print - click here
Worksheets - click here
Week of April 15th
Language Activities - click here
Math Activities - click here
NOTE: The bead stair sheet (used for introductory single digit addition and can be used for simple subtraction) can be printed for those students who have already received a lesson on its colours and use. Please colour each bead bar as follows – 1/red, 2/green, 3/pink, 4/yellow, 5/light blue, 6/purple, 7/white, 8/brown, 9/dark blue. The 10 bars can be coloured gold or orange. We suggest the bars be coloured in and then cut into rectangles so they can be used as a familiar addition tool. So, 7+3 would be the 7 bar and the 3 bar…eventually the child is encouraged to hold the larger number in their head and add the other. Make up simple sums for them to execute.