At-Home Learning

Choose a dedicated learning area in your home to gather general school supplies for ease of access.
If your child (or you) get frustrated, take a break from the activity, and try again later. In our classroom, we often turn the negative phrase “I can’t do it” into the positive phrase “I can’t do it, yet!”
Consider planning intentional time for “off-screen” activities. Creative pursuits, physical challenges, exploring nature, reading, building, games, cooking, puzzles (and more!) will be just as important for your child’s overall well-being.

Journal write about their experiences during this shelter in place order
Count, read or show their work to someone in their household
Take photos of their work (works for both paper and non-paper stuff)
Record a video project, response or answer
Complete a google slide activity
Play a single online game or activity
Work for a set amount of time on a web-based curriculum like happynumbers.com (free through summer 2020), raz-kids.com (free through summer 2020) or freckle.com
Watch an educational video
Do a familiar chart or chant (alphabet, sight words, etc.)
Read along with a story online
Teach flashcards to a family member, stuffed animal or toy (letter sounds, sight words, etc.)
Create a collection of things/objects
Do a guided drawing
Find things in their environment (I-spy, scavenger hunt, etc.)
Write a simple story with illustrations
Rainbow write sight words
Add a sentence to their work
Do a drawing challenge
Move, dance or sing along with an educational video

Coolkindergarten.com has both language arts and math games for kindergarten plus a small selection of read-alouds and math videos. All items match kindergarten standards.
Starfall.com is a classic beginning learner website. Use both the alphabet and learn to read page for the maximum benefit and a couple of the kindergarten math activities are good too.
scholastic.com has a set of up to 20 days of remote learning resources up. It has a book, a video and related activity.
Turtlediary.com has both reading and math games. You might find it helpful to explore their list of games.
Brightly storytime is a quality set of read-alouds hosted on youtube.
Storyline online has recently added some new videos and the quality of these videos is great.
Freckle.com is a differentiation platform with built-in activities for ELA, math, social studies and science.

Reading

Oral & Independent Reading

home library books: practice reading favorite books
books from school: practice books that have been sent home
online books: many websites have leveled books that can be downloaded and sites that have video Read Aloud

Reading Comprehension

Phonics, Decoding & Spelling

Reading Fluency

Handwriting

Writing

daily journal
writing letters to family & friends
D.E.W (Drop Everything and Write) Topic or Themed Writing: School, My Friends, My Family, I Would Like to Visit, My Teacher, Spring, Bugs, Butterflies, Baseball, Easter

Calendar

Math Facts Practice

Math Skills Practice

specific skills practice: addition & subtraction; tens & ones; greater than, less than or equal to; missing numbers: ten more, ten less, one more, one less; ten frames
word problems
online math sites