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Activities for the week of June 5.
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Lessons for the Week of June 5, 2023
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The Good Eggs
Help children learn important virtues.
Signing Time
Learn sign language right at home.
Reading ELD
English Language Development taught by Colorado master teachers that are aligned with Michigan Educational Standards.
Read, Write, ROAR!
Kindergarten–3rd Grade learners build literacy skills with engaging ELA lessons.
POP Check
Mindful practice tools to Pause, Own what we are feeling and Practice something to relax.
Partner Content
Find segments and resources from MLC’s amazing partners
On Location With MLC
Visit places across Michigan and learn stuff.
Meet the Helpers
Introduce young children to important community helpers.
Math Mights
Engaging lessons help students build number sense and learn strategies for solving all kinds of math problems.
Live from the Opera House
Read stories and try hands-on STEM projects at Traverse City’s historic Opera House.
Let’s Learn
“Let’s Learn” is a daily series featuring educator instruction and virtual field trips.
InPACT at Home
home-based physical activity program that enables K-12 students to engage in physical activity and education.
Cartoon Academy
Cartoonist Joe Wos takes students through the creative steps of drawing cartoon characters.
Camp TV
A special kids’ block with exciting content from zoos, libraries, and more!
ArchiTREKS
ArchiTreks get kids excited about architecture, science, engineering, and more through fun and educational adventures as they explore and discover their surroundings.
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- 21st Century Skills
- 30 Days of Clay
- AADL Storytimes
- ArchiTREKS
- Career Chats
- Career Girls
- Cartoon Academy
- Classroom Connection
- Curious About Careers
- Curious Crew
- Cyberchase
- DIY Science Time
- Extra Credit
- Family Math
- Free Writes
- Future of Me
- Future of Work Collections
- Great Lakes Now
- Illustrative Math
- InPACT at Home
- Let's Learn
- Live from the Opera House
- Math Mights
- Math Mysteries
- Math Park
- Meet the Helpers
- Mindfulness Moments
- On Location With MLC
- Partner Content
- POP Check
- Read With Me At Home
- Read, Write, ROAR for Parents
- Read, Write, ROAR!
- Reading ELD
- RWR Preschool
- Simple Gift Series
- Special Programs
- Story Pirates
- The Career Center
- The Good Eggs
- The Nap Time Show
- Visual Thinking Strategies
- Wimees Words
- Michigan and a Mystery WordLesson 110
Michigan and a Mystery Word
English2nd GradeLearn about the Great Lakes State, Michigan. Then, help solve a mystery word.
- The Motor City and Words Spelled with -ph-Lesson 109
The Motor City and Words Spelled with -ph-
English2nd GradeLearn about Detroit, the Motor City, and compare it to where you live. Then learn about words with the /f/ sound that are spelled with the letter combination -…
- Words with -ou- and -ow-Lesson 108
Words with -ou- and -ow-
English2nd GradeLearn about community and read words with the /ow/ sound.
- Words with -aw- and -au-, and My Place in the WorldLesson 107
Words with -aw- and -au-, and My Place in the World
English2nd GradeMake a book about the world we live in and learn about words with the /aw/ sound.
- The -oy Sound and Where We Live!Lesson 106
The -oy Sound and Where We Live!
English2nd GradeMake maps of your country and your continent and learn about spelling words with the /oy/ sound.
- Where I Live and Words with -Ear- and -Eer-Lesson 105
Where I Live and Words with -Ear- and -Eer-
English2nd GradeLearn about your town and about the /ear/ sound.
- What’s a Neighborhood?Lesson 104
What’s a Neighborhood?
English2nd GradeDraw a map of your neighborhood, then read and match homophones with the /air/ sound.
- Words Spelled with -ir, -er, -ur, and -earLesson 103
Words Spelled with -ir, -er, -ur, and -ear
English2nd GradeLearn about different ways to spell the sound /er/ and answer the big questions: What are the parts of a map and how can a map help me describe where I live?
