Reading Log - AR deadline book
Spelling pretest
Math p.519 #s 11-23 odds
Trivia Question: What are you doing if you are involved in a Double Dutch?
Thursday, March 31, 2011
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Wednesday Evening Homework
Reading Log – AR Book
Math p.517#s 11-25 odds
Spelling antonyms
Language Arts Sheet
Trivia Question: What do trees have that shrubs don't have?
Math p.517#s 11-25 odds
Spelling antonyms
Language Arts Sheet
Trivia Question: What do trees have that shrubs don't have?
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Tuesday Evening Homework
Reading Log – AR Book
Math p.450 1-7 all
Spelling – parts of speech
Language Arts Sheet
Trivia Question: What's the lowest prime number?
Math p.450 1-7 all
Spelling – parts of speech
Language Arts Sheet
Trivia Question: What's the lowest prime number?
Monday, March 28, 2011
Monday Evening Homework
Reading Log – AR Goal Book
Math p.446 Set D all
Spelling – syllables
Language Arts WS
Trivia Question: What word in this sentence is the verb?
Math p.446 Set D all
Spelling – syllables
Language Arts WS
Trivia Question: What word in this sentence is the verb?
Thursday, March 24, 2011
Thursday Evening Homework
Come to the play.
Trivia Question: What bird's bill may grow as long as its entire body?
Trivia Question: What bird's bill may grow as long as its entire body?
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Wednesday Evening Homework
Reading Log – AR Book
Math p.416 #s 10-17 all
Spelling antonyms
Language Arts Sheet
Fieldtrip form due this Friday
Trivia Question: What type of power comes from sunlight?
Math p.416 #s 10-17 all
Spelling antonyms
Language Arts Sheet
Fieldtrip form due this Friday
Trivia Question: What type of power comes from sunlight?
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Tuesday Evening Homework
Reading Log – AR Book
Math p.439 1-7 all
Spelling – parts of speech
Language Arts Sheet
Trivia Question: Name just one of the five fields for which a Nobel Prize can be awarded.
Math p.439 1-7 all
Spelling – parts of speech
Language Arts Sheet
Trivia Question: Name just one of the five fields for which a Nobel Prize can be awarded.
Monday, March 21, 2011
Monday Evening Homework
Reading Log – Free Choice
Math p.442+445 Set C all
Spelling – syllables
Language Arts WS
Math p.442+445 Set C all
Spelling – syllables
Language Arts WS
Thursday, March 17, 2011
Thursday Evening Homework
Reading Log – Free Choice
Math p.410+411 #s 10-17 all & 20
Spelling – pretest
Language Arts WS
Trivia Question: Which planet is closest to the Sun?
Math p.410+411 #s 10-17 all & 20
Spelling – pretest
Language Arts WS
Trivia Question: Which planet is closest to the Sun?
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Wednesday Evening Homework
Reading Log – AR Book
Math p.407 #s 10-17all
Bring back protractor
Spelling synonyms
Language Arts Sheet
Trivia Question: What's the number of Dalmation puppies held captive in the movie 101Damations?
Math p.407 #s 10-17all
Bring back protractor
Spelling synonyms
Language Arts Sheet
Trivia Question: What's the number of Dalmation puppies held captive in the movie 101Damations?
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Tuesday Evening Homework
Reading Log – AR Book
Math p.442 Set A & p.445 Set A
Spelling – parts of speech
Language Arts Sheet
Trivia Question: So I forgot a trivia question yesterday. Sorry about that. What part of the brain controls memory?
Math p.442 Set A & p.445 Set A
Spelling – parts of speech
Language Arts Sheet
Trivia Question: So I forgot a trivia question yesterday. Sorry about that. What part of the brain controls memory?
Monday, March 14, 2011
Spelling this Week
McBroom the Rainmaker
pedal
vain
promotion
laziest
evident
misfire
mission
peddle
disprove
carrying
vein
traction
mismatch
decent
branched
disposition
harvested
smallest
shrinking
dried
Packet Words - Tyrannosaurus Rex
rector
rectitude
regicide
regime
regalia
regal
erect
regimen
rectangle
regulation
pedal
vain
promotion
laziest
evident
misfire
mission
peddle
disprove
carrying
vein
traction
mismatch
decent
branched
disposition
harvested
smallest
shrinking
dried
Packet Words - Tyrannosaurus Rex
rector
rectitude
regicide
regime
regalia
regal
erect
regimen
rectangle
regulation
Monday Evening Homework
Reading Log – Free Choice
Math p.404 #s 8-20 all
Spelling – syllables
Language Arts WS
Math p.404 #s 8-20 all
Spelling – syllables
Language Arts WS
Thursday, March 10, 2011
Thursday Evening Homework
Reading Log – Free Choice
Math p. 387 #s 2-20 evens
Spelling – pretest
Sign of the Beaver collage project
Trivia Question: What are you watching if you see pyrotechniques?
Math p. 387 #s 2-20 evens
Spelling – pretest
Sign of the Beaver collage project
Trivia Question: What are you watching if you see pyrotechniques?
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Wednesday Evening Homework
Reading Log – AR Goal Book
Math p.393 Sets G & H
Spelling synonyms
Sign of the Beaver Project instructions
The Sign of the Beaver
Collage Project
Our reading is done and now it is time to put our knowledge and creativity together to make a final project.
A collage is artwork that is made of a variety of art materials glued onto a surface. You can use magazine or internet pictures, yarn, string, fabric, glitter, 3D objects, or anything else that you think is appropriate. When your collage is finished, we shouldn’t see any of the original paper peeking through.
In this project you will be creating a collage that represents the Matt, his family, Ben, Attean, and Saknis. Think of each of their personalities and the significant pieces of their adventure that we just read about. These are the types of things you should depict on your collage.
On the back of your collage you need to list Matt, Attean, Saknis, and Ben. Next to each name write two words that you think are most important in defining that character. Along with this list, you need to write a one paragraph summary of the story from start to finish. Your paragraph should not be longer than a half a page, so be careful to only include the most important events.
You will be given time in class to work on your project. Some of the work will need to be completed at home. Projects are due on Monday, March 14th. Your book is also due back in the library on October 14th.
Trivia Question: Is most of the Earth's water salty or fresh?
Math p.393 Sets G & H
Spelling synonyms
Sign of the Beaver Project instructions
The Sign of the Beaver
Collage Project
Our reading is done and now it is time to put our knowledge and creativity together to make a final project.
A collage is artwork that is made of a variety of art materials glued onto a surface. You can use magazine or internet pictures, yarn, string, fabric, glitter, 3D objects, or anything else that you think is appropriate. When your collage is finished, we shouldn’t see any of the original paper peeking through.
In this project you will be creating a collage that represents the Matt, his family, Ben, Attean, and Saknis. Think of each of their personalities and the significant pieces of their adventure that we just read about. These are the types of things you should depict on your collage.
On the back of your collage you need to list Matt, Attean, Saknis, and Ben. Next to each name write two words that you think are most important in defining that character. Along with this list, you need to write a one paragraph summary of the story from start to finish. Your paragraph should not be longer than a half a page, so be careful to only include the most important events.
You will be given time in class to work on your project. Some of the work will need to be completed at home. Projects are due on Monday, March 14th. Your book is also due back in the library on October 14th.
Trivia Question: Is most of the Earth's water salty or fresh?
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Tuesday Evening Homework
Reading Log – Sign of the Beaver Chapter 24
Math p.383 #s 3-5 & 7-13 all
Spelling – parts of speech
Practice role in play
Trivia Question: How many points is a foul shot worth in basketball?
Math p.383 #s 3-5 & 7-13 all
Spelling – parts of speech
Practice role in play
Trivia Question: How many points is a foul shot worth in basketball?
Monday, March 7, 2011
Monday Evening Homework
Reading Log - Sign of the Beaver Chapter 22
Math p. 379 #s 7-13 odds
Spelling syllables
13 Colonies play sheet
Trivia Question: How many U.S. Senators are there?
Math p. 379 #s 7-13 odds
Spelling syllables
13 Colonies play sheet
Trivia Question: How many U.S. Senators are there?
Thursday, March 3, 2011
Thursday Evening Homework
Reading Log – Sign of the Beaver Chapter 20
Math p. 373 #s 2-6 all
Spelling – pretest
Language Arts WS
Teacher-led auction tomorrow
Track change day tomorrow - leave @ 12.
Trivia Question: What game's youngest world champ ever was Gary Kasparov, at age 22?
Math p. 373 #s 2-6 all
Spelling – pretest
Language Arts WS
Teacher-led auction tomorrow
Track change day tomorrow - leave @ 12.
Trivia Question: What game's youngest world champ ever was Gary Kasparov, at age 22?
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Wednesday Evening Homework
Reading Log – Sign of the Beaver Chapter 18
Math p. 371 #s 7-15 odds (show work)
Spelling 6 Good Sentences
Language Arts WS
Trivia Question: What animal has the largest ears?
Math p. 371 #s 7-15 odds (show work)
Spelling 6 Good Sentences
Language Arts WS
Trivia Question: What animal has the largest ears?
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Tuesday Evening Homework
Reading Log – Sign of the Beaver Chapter 16
Math p. 367+368 #s 11-33 odds
Spelling – syllables
Language Arts WS
Fieldtrip tomorrow
Trivia Question: What Nintendo star has appeared in the most video games?
Math p. 367+368 #s 11-33 odds
Spelling – syllables
Language Arts WS
Fieldtrip tomorrow
Trivia Question: What Nintendo star has appeared in the most video games?
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