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KindergartenInstructional Packet

Week 2

Board of EducationJerry G. Ragsdale, President Richard E. Hill, Vice President

James D. Avery, Secretary Lawrence P. Ford, Treasurer

The Honorable John L. Conover, Trustee

Dr. Lisa A. Hagel, Superintendent2413 West Maple Avenue

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This packet is compliments of Genesee Intermediate School District

to support your learning at home!

This book belongs to

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Week 2

Please work with your child to complete the activities in the packet.

Your child may do these on their own or you may support them as needed.

Cats Need Care

Cats Need Careby Rachelle Kreisman

Cats make good pets. How do you

care for them? Read the tips below.

Give your cat food. Most cats need

to eat twice a day. Keep a bowl filled

with fresh water, too.

Put a litter box in a quiet spot. Keep

it clean. The litter box is a cat's

bathroom.

Brush your cat's fur. Have an adult clip its claws. Never clip a cat's

whiskers. Whiskers are the long hairs near a cat's mouth. They help

a cat feel its way around.

Take your cat to a vet for checkups. The vet is an animal doctor. He

or she will make sure your cat is healthy.

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Cats Need Care - Comprehension Questions

Name: ___________________________________ Date: _______________

1. How often do cats need to eat each day?

four times a day twice a day

2. What do you call a cat's bathroom?

a toilet a litter box



3. What might a cat do if you clip its whiskers?

run into a wall

go to sleep

4. Who can make sure your cat is healthy?

a vet a dentist



5. What should you do to a cat's fur?

You should

6. What did you learn from "Cats Need Care?"

7. Draw a person caring for his or her cat.


Week 2

Writing Prompt: What makes the best pet? Provide evidence for your choice.

Count the number of objects. Write the answer on the lines. Color the pictures.

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Color 13 pieces of bacon brown for the omelet.

Color 13 peppers green for the omelet.

Color 13 mushrooms yellow for the omelet.

Trace the number 13 and write the number 13.

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Families, Please save the math resources in the pages that follow for upcoming math activities to help your child continue learning at home. We may continue to add to these resources in weeks to come. Included in this resource packet, you will find tools designed to help your child when he/she needs some extra support on a topic that is challenging for them. These may include items such as number lines, hundreds charts, multiplication tables, number or dot cards, tens frames, fraction bars/circles, and many other resources our math consultants find that could be helpful during this time. We are happy to continue to find ways to support families during this difficult time for all of us. Sincerely, Your GISD Math Team

Melody, Cathy

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Hundreds Chart








Mitten Menu

Draw bird treats to show how many.

11 10

9 12

7 8

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Kindergarten Social Studies: Myself and Others SS000103 Unit 1: Who am I? Lesson 3

Michigan Citizenship Collaborative Curriculum Page 1 of 4 www.micitizenshipcurriculum.org August 31, 2009

Graphic Organizer

I know about time

Clocks

Calendar

Yesterday

Today

Tomorrow

Tools that show time

Review the graphic organizer with your child to help them begin to understand time.



Big Ideas Card

Note to teachers and parents: The big idea cards are designed to support student instruction and learning at home. They are written for adults to assist with instruction and learning of social studies ideas at home and school.

Big Ideas of Lesson 3, Unit 1

1. A clock measures hours and minutes of time. 2. A calendar measures days, weeks, and months. 3. People use the words ‘yesterday’, ‘today’, and ‘tomorrow’ to describe time.



With your child review the clocks below and show them how they can look a lot of different ways yet maintain the same features.

Examples of Clocks



Clocks at Home

Dear Parent/Guardian,

The class has been learning about the concept of time. The students have learned that one tool used to measure time is a clock. After having the students look at many examples of clocks in school, please help your child count the number of clocks that exist in your home. Guide them to include clocks on the stove, alarm clocks, microwave clocks, antique clocks, wall clocks, decorative clocks, watches, etc. Please help your child complete the bottom part of this page.

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In my house there are _____________ clocks.

Here is a picture of one type of clock I found in my house.

Name: _______________________________________________

My Daily Schedule

Who Am I?

Community Helpers Mini-book

Name __________

Clipart by KPM Doodles

I help people feel better when they are sick. I am

a _ _ _ _ _ _.

I help put out fires and keep people safe. I am a

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.

I help keep people safe and make sure that they follow laws. I am a

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.

I help children learn and keep them safe at school. I am a

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ .

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