SPS Parent Engagement Resources
Games Demonstrated By Our Third Grade Teachers
Roll and Round
Close Call Math Game
Domino War Math Game
Games Demonstrated By Our Fourth Grade Teachers
Roll and Compare
Multiplication
Choose 5
Videos Demonstrated By Our Fifth Grade Teachers
Improper Fraction Challenge
Order of Operations card game
Fraction Dominoes
Learn How To Help Your Child With Early Literacy Skills!
Phonemic Awareness
Why Is This Lesson Important?
Phonemic awareness is the ability to identify and manipulate individual sounds in spoken words.
A students' skill in phonemic awareness is a good predictor of later successes and/or difficulties in reading.
Phonemic Awareness Worksheet Is Attached
Check Out This Newly Added Literacy Building Activity!
Vowel Tents
Why Is This Lesson Important?
Every word has at least one vowel.
A student's ability to identify a vowel and its sound enhances their ability to decode.
Check Out This Video On Sound Boxes!
Sound Boxes
NEW VIDEO ON DIGRAPHS AND BLENDS!
Watch the student practice writing digraphs and blends and learn how to help your child at home!
Digraphs and Blends
WHY IS THIS LESSON IMPORTANT?
Blends and digraphs are the building blocks for many words in the English language. If a student can recognize and produce letters that coincide with digraphs and blend sounds they will be successful readers and writers.
Math Videos
Check out the fun math games called I Spy and Wild Jacks to play with your child at home.
2 Fun Math Games with Playing Cards | Math Games for First Grade
MATH VIDEOS TO DOWNLOAD!!
Want to help your child with math?
Graham Fletcher has provided videos that show how mathematical content grows across grade levels. The videos are very short and can be downloaded to view at your convenience.
Videos include: (the grade levels mentioned in the videos are approximate)
· Early Number and Counting (Kindergarten)
· Addition and Subtraction (Kinsdergarten – 5th Grade)
· Progression of Division (3rd – 6th Grade)
· Progression of Multiplication (2nd – 5th Grade)
· Fractions: The Meaning, Equivalence, and Comparison (1st – 5th Grade)
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