Asynchronous Work 1/13-1/14 2025

All students should come to the Patriot Center on Monday 1/13 or Tuesday 1/14 during the following times to complete the in person part of the VALLSS test.

Monday: 8:30-2:30
Tuesday: 12:00-4:00.

​I can use objects, pictures and expanded and standard form to represent numbers.

Objects and Pictures: Using base ten blocks, dominoes, structured pictures.

​Standard Form: Number written in digits only.

Ex: 120, 25, 47, 95

​Expanded Form: Breaking up number by place value and adding the values together.

​Ex : 20 + 7 = 27

​Ex: 100 + 10 + 4 = 114

​I can use models to compose numbers using hundreds, tens and ones.

​We can build numbers based on their place value.

​

​95 is a two digit number.

​9 is in the tens place.

​5 is in the ones place.

​

​We would model this with 9 sets of tens and 5 ones.

Multiple Choice

How many tens and ones?

• 5 tens and 4 ones

• 3 tens and 3 ones

• 2 tens and 7 ones

Multiple Choice

How many tens and ones?

• 5 tens and 4 ones

• 4 tens and 5 ones

• 3 tens and 4 ones

Fill in the Blanks

Type the number made by the Base 10 Blocks.

Multiple Select

Which two answers show 59?

Click ALL correct answers (Hint: There is more than one!).

• 50 + 9 

• 20 + 5 = 25

• 5 tens and 9 ones

Multiple Select

How many ways can you spot the number 27?

Click ALL correct answers (Hint: There is more than one!).

• 7 tens and 2 ones

• 20 + 7 

• 2 tens and 7 ones

Multiple Select

How can I show the number in the picture?

Click ALL correct answers (Hint: There is more than one!).

• 3 tens and 9 ones

• 9 ones and 3 tens

• 39

• 36

Match

Match the Vocabulary picture to the word.

• She won the ______.

• He had _______ to choose.

• I ____ the tree grows.

contest

liberty

hope

• contest

• liberty

• hope

Audio Response

Which symbol do you like best?

Say two reasons why.

Open Audio Recorder

CVCe syllables can be part of bigger words too!



cupcake rosebush locate

Categorize

Options (6)

complete

rosebush

homemade

humid

sunset

publish

Sort into two syllable words WITH a CVCe syllable and two syllable words WITHOUT a CVCe syllable.

With a CVCe Syllable

Without a CVCe Syllable

Draw

Write an X under the silent letters. 

Draw a line between the syllables.

LABEL the syllables. (Write CL over the closed syllable, O over the open syllable, and CVCe over the CVCe Syllable.)

Read the word out loud.

Draw

Write an X under the silent letters. 

Draw a line between the syllables.

LABEL the syllables. (Write CL over the closed syllable, O over the open syllable, and CVCe over the CVCe Syllable.)

Read the word out loud.

Draw

Write an X under the silent letters. 

Draw a line between the syllables.

LABEL the syllables. (Write CL over the closed syllable, O over the open syllable, and CVCe over the CVCe Syllable.)

Read the word out loud.

Draw

Write an X under the silent letters. 

Draw a line between the syllables.

LABEL the syllables. (Write CL over the closed syllable, O over the open syllable, and CVCe over the CVCe Syllable.)

Read the word out loud.

Draw

Write an X under the silent letters. 

Draw a line between the syllables.

LABEL the syllables. (Write CL over the closed syllable, O over the open syllable, and CVCe over the CVCe Syllable.)

Read the word out loud.

Match

Match the seasons

• Summer

• Winter

• Spring

• Autumn (fall)

Hot and sunny

Cold and snowy

Blooming flowers

Falling leaves

• Hot and sunny

• Cold and snowy

• Blooming flowers

• Falling leaves

Multiple Select

Is the sun bigger than the earth?

• yes

• no

Multiple Choice

How does the sun make life on earth possible?

• It is yellow.

• It gives earth light and heat.

• It makes rain.

• It gives us a suntan.

Multiple Choice

What is the sun?

• a star

• a planet

• an asteroid

• a comet

You are all finished!