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
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