Friday, February 28, 2014

MARCH 3-7th

HOMEWORK MONDAY
Reading-Read 25 minutes-Thursday is last AR day!
Math-Ch. 21 L2 (5th Grade)
5.2.2 (6th Grade)
History-5th Ch. 9 Review p. 98+99 in wkbk + Study Guide(use Cornell Notes)
6th Grade-Ch. 6 Review p.64+65 + Study Guide
5th-Do Water Cycle Diagram (Label + define condensation, evaporation, precipitation, etc)
6th-Finish p.174-181 in Science wkbk

HOMEWORK TUESDAY
Reading-Read 20 minutes-Thursday is last AR day!
Math-Ch. 21 L4 (5th Grade)
5.3.1 (6th Grade)
History-5th Ch. 9 Review Study Guide(use Cornell Notes)
6th Grade-Ch. 6 Review Study Guide
WRITING-Finish 3 Limericks (Rough Drafts)
See below for examples (A-A-B-B-A pattern with rhyming and syllables)

HOMEWORK WEDNESDAY
Bring permission slip + $2
Reading-Read 20 minutes-Thursday is last AR day!
5.3.2 (6th Grade)
STUDY FOR HISTORY TEST
6th-do p.1+2 of Science Review Packet
WRITING-Finish final draft of 3 Limericks
Typing-Type final draft of Persuasive Essay
in Google Docs + Share with Mr. Sweet-ex: (#7persuasive)

HOMEWORK THURSDAY
Bring permission slip + $2
Reading-Read 20 minutes-
Typing Web-20min.
STUDY FOR HISTORY TEST
5th Grade - DO Math Test Prep.
on Ch. 21 (right side of blog)



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A limerick is a rhyming, humorous, and often nonsensical five-line poem. The first, second, and fifth lines rhyme (forming a triplet), and have the same number of syllables. The third and fourth lines rhyme (forming a couplet), and have the same number of syllables. Limericks often begin with the words: There once was. . . or There was a. . .

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There once was a gray schnauzer named Spark
 Quite talkative, he so liked to bark.
 Sometimes running he found
 His feet all off the ground
 Especially on larks in the park.
9 syllables
 9 syllables
 6 syllables
 6 syllables
 9 syllables
There once was a girl who loved rhyme;
 She felt her writing was sublime.
 Indeed quite a poet,
 Though some didn't know it,
 She'd be rich if each paid a dime.
8 syllables
 8 syllables
 6 syllables
 6 syllables
 8 syllables
There was a mean clown in the circus.
 For fun he would push us and jerk us.
 He would hit us with pies
 That left cream in our eyes.
 His act never once failed to irk us.
9 syllables
 9 syllables
 6 syllables
 6 syllables
 9 syllables




Field Trip Permission/+$2

CLASS UPDATE
  • Reading-5th Grade is reading Elena from HM with the Reading Skill focus of Story Structure.
  • Thursday, March 6th is the last day to take an A.R. test for 2nd trimester.
  • In 5th Grade Math we continue to work on Geometry and now Area of Parallelograms/Triangles
  • 6th Grade Math-Statistics/Data Analysis. Course 2-Slope of Lines
  • Writing-We will type our final drafts of Persuasive Essays on Google Docs. We will also begin writing Limericks too.
  • History-We conclude Revolutionary War/Hebrew Units Monday. We have a test on Friday (the first day of the 3rd trimester) Students are watching John Adams and Prince of Egypt
  • Field Trip: Friday, March 21st to AJHS Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Please sign the permission slip and send $2 for the entrance fee. We need drivers!
  • In Science we start the Water Unit in 5th Grade and in 6th we will be learning about Earth's Resources. 
  • Projects-5th Grade-Newspaper Book Project-See assignment link on right, plus the picture of the student example
  • 6th Grade-Environmental Issue-Report, Powerpoint and Speech. Choose a topic by Wednesday, March 5th. *See list that will be sent home Monday.


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