Thursday, September 10, 2020
Today’s Special class: Art:
Groups C (1:30pm - 1:50pm) & D (1:50pm - 2:10pm).
Class work: If you did not finish any work from this week, please finish it today. I checked Classroom, and there are many of you who did not turn in your Religion assignment. It’s a grade.
Also, make sure all your written assignments are in your Take Home folder.
Have you finished your Social Studies geography work?
Phonics HO p. 13?
Main idea and supporting details graphic organizer?
Math workbook page 7 and 8?
Late Work reminder: If your work is one day late, it’s -10 points. Two days, it -20, and after three days, it’s a zero.
Please keep up with your work.
Here is your work for today:
Reading: Main Idea and Supporting details
Class work: Quiz over Ganesha’s Sweet Tooth. The quiz is in Classroom, Reading, in Forms. It's open book.
Due date: today
Spelling and Phonics: Long Vowel Digraphs.
Class work:
Continue to study your spelling words. The pre-test will be next week.
Phonics handout (HO) page 13. The PDF is in Classroom.
Due date: Today
Grammar: Types of sentences: Exclamatory and Imperative
Class work: In Classroom, there is an assignment for you to write one paragraph. It was must have at least one exclamatory and one imperative sentence.
Your paragraph should be at least six (6) sentences. Use correct capitalization and punctuation.
Due date: today
Math:
Class work: Work on your weekly IXL assignment in Classroom.
Due date: Monday
Social Studies: Geography lesson
Class Work: Read Landforms in Epic. Complete the Google Forms (Exit ticket) assignment in Classroom.
Due date: today
Religion:
Thursday’s assignment: Seven of you have not turned in your class work from yesterday. Please complete it today since it’s a grade.
Class work: Say an extra prayer for all those who are sick or suffering, especially those who died on Sept. 11, 2001 in New York City.
Due date: today
Handwriting: Cc and Dd
Class work: Practice Cc and Dd.
Due date: Tuesday, Sept. 15th
IXL
Due date: Monday: Math, Language Arts (LA), and Social Studies
SURPRISE: Go to Classroom, Homeroom.
Check out the virtual Classroom for a fun surprise.
Happy Friday!
Wednesday, September 9, 2020
Thursday, September 10th Assignments
If you have PE today, you will need 4 pieces of paper and 1/4 bottle of water.
Groups C (1:30pm - 1:50pm) & D (1:50pm - 2:10pm) have PE today.
Here is your work for today:
Reading: Main Idea and Supporting details
Class work: Using the graphic organizer in Classroom (Reading) Ganesha’s Sweet Tooth, write the main idea of the story and give three support details (text evidence to support the main idea).
WRITE IN COMPLETE SENTENCES, please.
Due date: today
Spelling and Phonics: Long Vowel Digraphs.
Class work:
Continue to study your spelling words.
Phonics handout (HO) page 13. The PDF is in Classroom.
Due date: tomorrow (Friday)
Grammar: Types of sentences: Exclamatory and Imperative NEW!
Class work: Watch video and read the new notes posted on the blog. Complete the Padlet.
Write one exclamatory sentence and one imperative sentence.
Due date: today
Due date: today
Math: Rounding to the nearest ten
We will correct the even together in Hangouts.
DO NOT begin this class work until you meet with me in Hangouts.
Class work:
Complete WORKBOOK pages 7 and 8. DO NOT tear out. Please leave it in your workbook.
Due date: today
Social Studies: Geography lesson
Class Work: Lesson 3, open book
Complete the Google Slides in Classroom (Social Studies).
Due date: today
Religion: The Saints: Our Heavenly Friends
Watch the following video on Formed. I do not have your log in, so please check with your parents. I've also re-posted the sign up in case you don't have an account yet.
Classwork: In Classroom, Religion, complete the Google Form on this video. This will be a graded assignment.
Due date: today
Handwriting: Cc and Dd
Class work: Watch the video from yesterday on how to write Cc and Dd. Practice.
Due date: Tuesday, Sept. 15th
Grammar Notes: More Types of Sentences
Exclamatory (exclamation) - expresses feelings and usually ends with an exclamation point.
Example: Wow! What awesome students I have!
Imperative (command) - tells you to do something (action) and typically ends with a period.
Example: Study for your test.
Formed: free Religious movies and show for St. Ann students
I posted this in August, but just in case you and your parents didn't sign up, here's another opportunity. You will need your own account for today's religion assignment.
Formed
We will use Formed for Religion, if we at some point have to move to remote learning. Please sign up for a free account, which is offered through St. Ann Church to you as a St. Ann School family member.
Follow this link: Sign up for FORMED
FREE Catholic Content - Available for you!
FREE Catholic Content - Available for you!
Even if we don't have remote learning, please feel free to use your account to access free religious movies and shows, like Brother Francis, Padre Pio Miracle Man, and more!
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