Homework:
Read 20 minutes and record your time.
Social Studies: The Westward Movement Study Guide is due tomorrow.
Practice the Star-Spangled Banner!
Reading: Newsela Quiz and Edmodo assignment (Children's Fitness)
Check your grades and catch up!
You should work on Reflex until you get to a green light.
Wednesday, March 26, 2014
Monday, March 24, 2014
TESTING and MORE TESTING!
Homework:
Read 30 minutes and record your minutes.
Reflex
Art: Color your picture and turn it in next Monday.
Social Studies: Westward Movement Study Guide pg. 1 (front/back) due tomorrow
Math: Catch up!
Writing Test Part 2 Tomorrow!
1. Eat a good breakfast.
2. Get plenty of rest.
3. Exercise!
Read 30 minutes and record your minutes.
Reflex
Art: Color your picture and turn it in next Monday.
Social Studies: Westward Movement Study Guide pg. 1 (front/back) due tomorrow
Math: Catch up!
Writing Test Part 2 Tomorrow!
1. Eat a good breakfast.
2. Get plenty of rest.
3. Exercise!
Monday, March 17, 2014
Happy St. Patrick's Day!
Read 30 minutes and record your time.
Reflex!
Math: Worksheet 6-5 both sides and 6-6 Remembering
Reading: Constitution crossword puzzle
Vocabulary: Study the words for the Preamble
Social Studies: Memorize the Preamble!
Map due by Friday
Tuesday, March 4, 2014
March 4
Homework:
Read 30 minutes and record your time.
Math: Worksheet 6-1
Science/Vocabulary: Study your words/definitions (posted on the previous post)
Edmodo: Math Lesson 6-2
Read 30 minutes and record your time.
Math: Worksheet 6-1
Science/Vocabulary: Study your words/definitions (posted on the previous post)
Edmodo: Math Lesson 6-2
Science Vocabulary
Science Vocabulary-
attract: to draw together
battery: a device that generates electricity by combining certain chemicals
complete circuit: a connected pathway through all the parts of circuit
conductor: materials that allow electricity to pass through them easily
current electricity: flow of electricity
incomplete circuit: a circuit with a gap through which electricity cannot
insulator: materials that do not allow electricity to pass through them
load: an item that uses electricity; for example, a light bulb or fan
pathway: a course through which electricity can flow
power source: a device that supplies electricity to a circuit such as a batter, a solar cell, or a generator
repel: to push apart
static electricity: the collection of electrical energy (a charge) in one spot
switch: a device that immediately changes a circuit from complete to incomplete
compass: an instrument used to determine geographic direction on Earth
electromagnetism: the magnetism produced when an iron core is magnetized by an electric current passing through a wire that is coiled around an iron core
magnetic field: an area around a magnet where the magnetic force exists
magnetic force: the push or pull of a magnet on another magnetic material
natural magnet: iron ore called magnetite that is naturally magnetized by Earth's magnetic field
permanent magnet: an object that keeps its magnetism after it has been magnetized
properties: qualities or characteristics
repel: push apart
temporary magnet: a magnet that does not keep its magnetism
attract: to draw together
battery: a device that generates electricity by combining certain chemicals
complete circuit: a connected pathway through all the parts of circuit
conductor: materials that allow electricity to pass through them easily
current electricity: flow of electricity
incomplete circuit: a circuit with a gap through which electricity cannot
insulator: materials that do not allow electricity to pass through them
load: an item that uses electricity; for example, a light bulb or fan
pathway: a course through which electricity can flow
power source: a device that supplies electricity to a circuit such as a batter, a solar cell, or a generator
repel: to push apart
static electricity: the collection of electrical energy (a charge) in one spot
switch: a device that immediately changes a circuit from complete to incomplete
compass: an instrument used to determine geographic direction on Earth
electromagnetism: the magnetism produced when an iron core is magnetized by an electric current passing through a wire that is coiled around an iron core
magnetic field: an area around a magnet where the magnetic force exists
magnetic force: the push or pull of a magnet on another magnetic material
natural magnet: iron ore called magnetite that is naturally magnetized by Earth's magnetic field
permanent magnet: an object that keeps its magnetism after it has been magnetized
properties: qualities or characteristics
repel: push apart
temporary magnet: a magnet that does not keep its magnetism
Monday, March 3, 2014
March 3, 2014
Math: Story Problems and video on Edmodo
Word Study: Spelling crossword puzzle/Word Ladder
Reflex: Green light (This is not a requirement for tonight.)
Writing: For those of you who have been absent. Work on your creative story. Make sure that your assignments for Studysync are completed and submitted. Practice on Utah Write.
Science: Take the vocabulary quiz on Edmodo
Monday, February 3, 2014
February 3, 2014
Read 30 minutes and record your time. (planner/and yellow paper for school reading contest)
Math: 4-2 and 4-3
Language Arts: Similes (not the side with War with Grandpa)
Science: Earth Features Science Journal should be completed and turned by Friday.
Valentines: Make one for everyone. (30 kids) You don't need to put names on your Valentines.
Science Fair: Thursday 9:30-10:30 for parents
Monday, January 27, 2014
January 27, 2014
Homework:
Read 30 minutes and record your reading.
Reflex until you earn a green light.
Math: Math worksheet 4-1
Language Arts: Point of View (British soldier/colonist- events of the Boston Massacre) Most students turned this in today in class.
Soc. Studies/Science: Make sure that your project is finished and ready to turn in on Friday. We will be starting with the oral reports then.
Read 30 minutes and record your reading.
Reflex until you earn a green light.
Math: Math worksheet 4-1
Language Arts: Point of View (British soldier/colonist- events of the Boston Massacre) Most students turned this in today in class.
Soc. Studies/Science: Make sure that your project is finished and ready to turn in on Friday. We will be starting with the oral reports then.
Thursday, January 9, 2014
January 9, 2014
Homework:
Read 30 minutes and record your time.
Science Fair/History Fair Project due January 30, 2014
For the last week, "homework" has been completed in class to allow students time to work on their projects. This will continue for the next week. There are short assignments on Edmodo (mostly math) to complete for this week and next.
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