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This document provides an overview of Unit 3 for 6th grade students in the 2016-2017 school year. It explains that the phrase "What's up?" can be used to ask someone what the problem is, say hi or hello, or ask how someone is and what they are doing or what is happening. The document indicates that students will learn more about the topic and complete and correct activities related to it.
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3rd grade UNIT 4
This document contains a unit on Christmas for third grade students. It includes matching activities to associate Santa Claus with flying reindeer and leaving milk and cookies. The document also contains the lyrics to the song "Coming Down the Chimney" and instructions to sing it using different holiday-related verbs like sneezing, dancing, and clapping. The overall topic is preparing for Christmas through songs and activities related to Santa Claus' visit.
3rd grade UNIT 3
The document is a unit plan for a 3rd grade Spanish class on telling time and daily routines. It includes links to songs and games about telling time, activities to cut out and put daily routines in order, practice writing out activities and times, and a dialogue exercise to discuss daily schedules. The goal is for students to learn about telling time and the order of their daily routines.
3rd grade UNIT 2
The document is a classroom activity guide for a 3rd grade unit on Halloween. It includes fill-in-the-blank sentences with words related to Halloween monsters to match. It also includes the lyrics to a Halloween song for students to complete. The activity encourages students to draw their favorite Halloween monster.
1st grade UNIT 4
This document is from a 1st grade unit on Christmas. It includes activities for students such as singing the song "We Wish You a Merry Christmas", matching lyrics to actions, numbering and coloring, writing and coloring different actions from the song, and finding differences in two similar images. The activities focus on introducing students to a common Christmas song and practicing skills like matching, writing, coloring, and finding differences.
1st grade UNIT 3
This document outlines a unit plan for a 1st grade class on the topic of the human body. The unit includes learning activities like listening to songs about body parts, reading a story and acting it out, playing matching games to practice vocabulary, and interactive activities like singing, dancing and acting out rhymes that involve different body movements. The goal is for students to learn the names of basic body parts and their functions through engaging multi-sensory lessons.
1st grade UNIT 2
This document is a school worksheet for a 1st grade unit on Halloween. It includes instructions for students to listen to a Halloween song, match and color pictures of vampires, witches, monsters and ghosts, count and circle numbers, and complete additional matching and writing activities related to Halloween themes.
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This document contains an educational unit for second grade students. It includes activities to review colors and numbers, listen to songs about colors and numbers, read a story about colors, identify classroom objects, and complete exercises circling and writing descriptions of objects and their colors. The unit aims to reinforce foundational concepts like colors, numbers, and object recognition through multiple engaging activities.
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