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2 Creating a Healthy Cookbook This week, students will get to choose which recipe they will work on for our healthy cookbooks. On Monday, they will work with dietician, Lori Walton, to select healthy substitutions for their favorite recipes. Then, students will rewrite the “healthier” version of their recipe using sequencing words and knowledge of the food groups. Students will also work in math to apply their measuring skills needed for their recipes.

3 Noise Level 1 1. Monday Read the Apples, cherries, red raspberries book. List healthy fruit choices for your recipe. Tuesday Read and discuss Green Beans, Potatoes, and Even Tomatoes. List healthy vegetable choices for your recipe. 1. Wednesday Read and discuss Yogurt and Cheeses and Ice Cream that Pleases. List healthy dairy choices for your recipe. 4. Thursday 4. Read the Black beans and lamb, poached eggs and ham book 5. List healthy meat or protein choices for your recipe. Friday Read and discuss Macaroni and Rice and Bread by the Slice. List healthy grain choices for our cookbook. Food Groups: Making Healthy Choices Materials Needed Food Group Books Recipe copy Pencil Home Skills: 2.2.3 Comprehend informational text 2.2.4 Respond to informational text 2.2.3- Author’s Purpose Project Connection Healthy Substitutions for Cookbook Recipes

4 Noise Level 1 1. Monday 1. Work with Lori Walton, dietician at St. Vincent’s Hospital, to select your recipe. 2. Then, write down healthy substitutions you can make to your ingredient list. 2. Tuesday 1. Make final adjustments to your recipe choice and substitution plans. 3. Wednesday 1. Begin typing the rough draft to your recipe. 4. Thursday 5. Recipe Rough Draft 6. Friday 1. Recipe Rough Draft Skills and Standards 2.1.3- Describe objects as accurately as possible. 2.1.4- Make observations 2.1.2- Use scientific tools 2.2.8- Follow 2 step directions Materials Needed Recipe Computer Sequencing Word list Home Project Connection: Healthy Recipes for our Cookbook

5 Noise Level 0 1.Choose a library book or a book of choice that you have not read. 2.Be sure you picked a book that you can read alone. 3.Silently read. 4.After you finish your book, write the name of the book in your Data Binder. 5.Be sure to fill in the information about your book in your binder. 6.If you can answer all the questions in your Data Binder, get your laptop and log on to AR to take your test. 7.Record your AR score in your Data Binder. Materials Needed Data binder Book of choice Standards RF2.4 Read with sufficient accuracy and fluency to support comprehension

6 Noise Level 1 Monday: Start the spelling packet. Tuesday: Finish the spelling packet and turn in to the turn in file. Wednesday: Game Thursday: Spelling City Review Friday: Test! Standards RF2.2 Demonstrate understanding of spoken words, syllables, and sounds. RF2.3.a Distinguish long and short vowels when reading regularly spelled one-syllable words Materials Needed: 1.Spelling Packet 2.Vocab list Home Project Connection: Thinking like a Scientist! Challenge words

7 Noise Level 1 1. Monday Go back and complete any pages that you missed for chapter 5 (pgs. 112-130) 1. Tuesday Pattern block exploration. Use the pattern blocks and templates to build objects. 1. Wednesday Go to the abcya website and go to the 2 nd grade page. Go to Shape Construction. 2. Thursday Polygon and Pyramid Construction out of straws and twist-ties. Standards: 2.G.1 Recognize Shapes having specific attributes MA.2.4.2 Describe, classify and sort geometric shapes MA.2.4.5 Recognize geometric shapes in the environment Materials Needed Math Journal, Pencil, Computer, Pattern blocks and pages, straws and twist-ties Home Project Connection: Thinking like a scientist, exploring attributes

8 Noise Level 1 Monday: Cup Measurement Activity Tuesday: Teaspoons and Tablespoons Activity Wednesday: Mr. Gallon Activity Thursday: Test Standards: MA.2.1.8 Recognize fractions as parts of a whole. MA.2.1.9 Recognize, name, and compare fractions. Materials Needed Pencil, Teaspoons, Tablespoons, Rice Home Project Connection: Thinking like a scientist, exploring attributes

9 Noise Level 1 Monday Domino Fact Families Tuesday Geoboards making parallel lines and polygons Wednesday Exploring line symmetry with Pattern Blocks Thursday Fact Extension Game, Reference Book pgs. 134 and 135 Skills 2.G.1 Recognize Shapes having specific attributes MA.2.4.2 Describe, classify and sort geometric shapes 2.NBT.7 Add and subtract within 1000 using different strategies Materials Needed Pencils, Paper, Dominoes, Geoboards, Pattern Blocks, Reference Book, EM cards, dice Project Connection: Thinking like a scientist, exploring attributes

10 Noise Level 0 Log on to Everyday Math Online using your EM card. 1. Monday 1. Domino Top-it 2. Tuesday 1. Penny-Nickel-Dime Exchange 3. Wednesday 1. Basketball Addition 4. Thursday 1. Free Choice. Standards: 2.G.1 Recognize Shapes having specific attributes 2.NBT.7 Add and subtract within 1000 using different strategies What will happen if… I don’t get it. I didn’t finish. Road Block Go to workshop You have more time during stations. Great! Click on the Grade 3 level! I think I’m a master. Materials Needed Computer EM Computer Card Home Project Connection: Thinking like a scientist, exploring attributes


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