Tuesday, January 9, 2018

Homework

Spelling - test and 3X each
3G Reading - p. 26 of Close Read


Survey -Answer the following questions.
 https://PollEv.com/surveys/1r7kDFOqX/web

Monday, January 8, 2018

Homework

English- action and linking verbs test
Math - X3 HO

Tentative Test Schedule

Tuesday - English  (action and linking verbs)
Wednesday - Spelling
Thursday - Religion (chapter 8)
Friday - Math (division through 5)

Weekly IXL

30 minutes of brain exercise due Monday, Jan. 15th (even though it's a holiday)

*** NOTE: HW assigned in IXL does NOT count toward weekly IXL.

Math: 15 minutes
Work in any division section, up to dividing by 5.

LA: 15 minutes
Work in any section on verbs.

If you complete these to 100%, go back and review another section, but do not work ahead.

Thursday, January 4, 2018

Our next STREAM unit: Snowflakes

As part of our next STREAM unit, 3G Reading class will be doing a novel study on Race the Wild: Arctic Freeze.

I have copies that the students may borrow, but if you would like your child to have his or her own copy so that he/she can make annotations and highlight in the book, you can order it through Scholastic. I know for many students it's helpful to highlight and write notes in the book as we read. If they borrow my copies, they CANNOT write in them.

Just email me and send in $4, cash or check made payable to Scholastic. Or Order on-line using code: N94FK. I will place the order next Tuesday.

As always, you can place a Scholastic order at any time using code: N94FK. Our spring class orders will be in February and April.

Science Quizlet

Lessons 1 & 2 in Quizlet are in the right hand side of the blog. Click on the images to access the flashcards.



Library Time!

January RQ is due Wed., Jan. 31. 
Don't procrastinate (which means to wait until the last minute). 



Forget traditional flash cards...

We made some triangle flashcards in math. These flashcards have fact families, so we're learning multiplication and division facts at the same time.

If these are helpful, make some more at home. All you need is some construction paper, scissors, and marker. 





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