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Nouns for 2nd Graders

Transcript: Final Presentation- Nouns CAS Visual Arts a word (other than a pronoun) used to identify any of a class of people, places, or things common noun, or to name a particular one of these proper noun. Example 2 Tell students they must draw three pictures, a person, a place, and a thing. All three must be personal to the students so the pictures can have the most detail and meaning. Each paper will be folded in half. On one half there will be the picture, and the other will have an explanation on why it's a noun, and a fun fact about the object. Can also do these same lessons when first learning adjectives and verbs. Lesson Plan: Write the lyrics on the white board so all students can look at them together. Learn the chorus first (Well every person...) and then have each table learn a verse and share with the class once they have it memorized. Each group should incorporate a movement with their verse so it is easier for them and the whole class to remember. After the group is done sharing their verse, they explain what words are nouns in their verse and why. Yay Nouns! Noun Definition Schoolhouse Rock Video Example Lesson Plan: Example These are my favorite pair of shoes. They are considered a noun because they are "things". A fun fact is I wore them on the first day of school. Have words arranged like so on the white board, and have students look and determine which ones are nouns. This is a picture of my mom. She is considered a noun because she is a person. A fun fact is that we have the same birthday. CAS: Music (Expression) Grade Level: 2nd Grade Literacy Target: To learn how to determine if a word is a noun CO Academic Standards for Arts: CAS Music- Expression CAS Visual Art- Create, Comprehend CAS Dance- Movement Lesson Plan: Have students in two groups at the back of the classroom. Write a combination of nouns, adjectives, and verbs on the whiteboard and the first person in each line will run up with a dry erase marker and circle a noun. There will be enough nouns for each student on each team. The team that finishes first wins. Example 1

Weather for 2nd graders

Transcript: Station 4: Extreme Weather -Class thermometer outside -Thermo app for iPad These tools support students' understanding by giving them experience reading thermometers and exploring how temperatures differ around the country at any given moment. Tips: Be familiar with how the Thermo app works, make sure to pair technology with real-life learning experiences -for wind speed and direction across the USA- http://hint.fm/wind/ -class anemometer outside -www.weatherwizkids.com for information on wind These technology tools enhance students' understanding by giving them a visualization of wind patterns, taking something invisible and making it visible. It also gives students real-life experience using weather tools. Tips: Know how to use an anemometer, be familiar with features of wind pattern website Instruction Outline Station 3: Wind -various books on extreme weather -Extreme Weather by Kids Discover app for iPad These technology tools enhance students' understanding by engaging them in exploration of interesting weather conditions through a wide variety of videos and pictures, paired with information on the conditions. Tips: Make sure students are able to draw connections between what they are reading in the books and what they are exploring through the app. By: Rebecca Delk and Julie Doran Station 1: Temperature Now it's your turn to try out the wind station! Day #1: Whole class introduction to weather, watching meteorologist video, writing in weather journals, checking current forecast Day#2: Weather stations (2 stations on this day), completing worksheets for each station, writing in weather journals Day#3: Weather stations (2 remaining stations), completing worksheets for each station, writing in weather journals Station 2: Precipitation Investigation Weather for 2nd graders This three-day weather investigation will involve the students working at stations and exploring various weather conditions in groups, and going outside and gathering weather data using various tools and methods. -www.kidsgeo.com for information about different types of precipitation -www.weather.com precipitation forecast map -Rain gauges filled to various points -Rain Gauge app for iPad These technology tools support students' understanding by allowing them to explore current precipitation forecasts across the country and precipitation graphs over time for specific areas. Tips: Be familiar with reading rain gauges, know how to create graphs of precipitation levels using the rain gauge app

Addition for 2nd Graders

Transcript: Addition numbers and operations in base ten domain Learning Goals for Addition counting in fives, tens, and multiples of hundreds, tens and ones. In 2nd grade, students are expected to develop fluency with addition facts and apply strategies for adding larger numbers. Engaging students with real-world examples enhances their understanding of addition concepts. Problem-Solving Skills Interactive Learning Opportunities Students are encouraged to apply their addition skills to solve word problems. This requires critical thinking and the ability to formulate strategies for finding solutions, key components in their mathematical development. Interactive methods, such as games and collaborative projects, promote a deeper understanding of addition. These opportunities not only reinforce learning but also increase student engagement and enthusiasm for mathematics. Here is are 2nd grade Mathematics Standards that we will be going through. Addition for 2nd Graders Introduction to Addition Effective Teaching Strategies for Addition Definition of Addition Exploring Kentucky Academic Standards in Mathematics Hands-On Activities Engaging students in hands-on activities, such as using manipulatives like counters or blocks, deepens their understanding of addition. Activities can include building sums using physical objects, making learning interactive and enjoyable. Addition is the process of combining two or more quantities to get a total. It is one of the four basic operations in mathematics and is denoted by the plus sign (+). Assessment Methods Overview of 2nd Grade Expectations Employing varied assessment methods, including quizzes, performance tasks, and observational assessments, gauges student progress effectively. These methods align with Kentucky's standards and ensure comprehensive evaluation of addition skills. Use of Visual Aids In 2nd grade, students are expected to add and subtract within 20 and solve word problems involving addition. This foundation lays the groundwork for more advanced math skills in later grades. Incorporating visual aids like number lines and charts helps students visualize addition concepts. These tools allow learners to better grasp abstract ideas and reinforce their understanding when solving addition problems. Importance of Addition in Everyday Life Encouraging Group Work Incorporating Technology Facilitating group work promotes collaboration and communication among students as they solve addition problems together. This strategy develops social skills while reinforcing key math concepts through peer learning. Addition plays a vital role in daily activities such as budgeting, cooking, and shopping. Mastering addition allows individuals to make informed decisions and manage resources effectively. Utilizing educational apps and online resources provides interactive ways to practice addition. Technology can enhance engagement and provide personalized learning experiences tailored to each student’s needs.

Healthy Foods for 2nd Graders

Transcript: Introduction to Healthy Foods Identifying Healthy Foods What are Healthy Foods? Healthy foods are those that are rich in nutrients, vitamins, and minerals. They include fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and lean proteins that support overall health and well-being. Fruits and Vegetables Whole Grains Fruits and vegetables are packed with vitamins, minerals, and fiber. They help strengthen the immune system and lower the risk of diseases. Aim for a variety of colors to maximize nutrients. Whole grains contain all parts of the grain kernel, providing important nutrients like fiber, B vitamins, and antioxidants. They help in digestion and provide lasting energy. Lean Proteins Importance of Healthy Eating Dairy Options Healthy Foods for 2nd Graders Lean proteins like chicken, turkey, fish, beans, and nuts are important for muscle growth and repair. They are lower in saturated fats compared to red meat, making them healthier options. Dairy products such as milk, yogurt, and cheese provide calcium and vitamin D, essential for strong bones and teeth. Low-fat and fat-free options are healthier choices for kids. Healthy eating is important for growth and development in children. It boosts energy, improves mood, and supports learning in school. Making healthy choices also sets the foundation for lifelong habits. Making Healthy Choices Identifying Unhealthy Foods Sugary Snacks Sugary snacks, such as candies and cookies, contain high levels of sugar and provide little nutritional value. Consuming these often can lead to health problems like obesity and cavities. Tips for Choosing Healthy Foods Choose foods with bright colors like fruits and vegetables, which are often packed with vitamins. Look for options that are low in added sugars and saturated fats, such as whole grain bread and lean meats. Fast Foods Processed Foods Fast foods, like hamburgers and fries, are often high in unhealthy fats, sugars, and calories. Eating these reqularly can contribute to weight gain and increase the risk of diseases. Processed foods, which include items like frozen meals and packaged snacks, are often loaded with preservatives and unhealthy ingredients. These foods can disrupt nutrition and overall health. Fun Healthy Recipes Learning to Differentiate Between Healthy and Unhealthy Foods Engaging in Healthy Habits Sugary Drinks Participate in regular physical activities such as biking or playing sports, paired with healthy eating. Healthy habits are not only about food but also staying active and getting enough sleep. Incorporate healthy ingredients into fun recipes like fruit smoothies or veggie wraps. Meal preparation can become enjoyable, fostering a love for cooking and healthy eating. Sugary drinks, such as sodas and fruit punches, contain high levels of sugar and little to no nutritional value. They can lead to weight gain and dental problems among children.

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