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Posted on December 1, 2019
Please remind your student to complete and turn in their assignments.
Also, they can always improve skills by using IXL program.
Math:
Monday: Daily Review: Minute math lesson 29 (we will use dry erase pockets, then place answers on computer or notebook paper)
***** Some students will need to complete chapter 2 test ********
Mixed number pennant activity.
Chap. 3, pages 98-101, Algebraic expressions – Terminology
Go over the examples and activities. Use the “on your own” activities – fill out notes pages. **Study tips**
Tuesday: Daily review: Minute math lesson 30
Chap 3. lesson 3.1, pages 102-105
REVIEW TERMS!!!! (VARIABLE, COEFFIECENT, CONSTANT)
Go over examples and activities – pg 103-105 #8-22, 26-52, 56-60 even numbers
Wednesday: Daily review: multiplication facts drill 5 and 6 mix
Flocabulary video: “Expressions” (go over together) – complete activities on own. (allow 30 min.)
Lesson 3.2 – Writing expressions pgs 106-108, practice writing expressions
Using “on your own” activities.
Thursday: Daily review: Minute math lesson 31
Flocabulary: “Math Terms” video together – complete activities on own (allow 30 min of class time)
Chp 3 lesson 3.2, pgs 108-111
complete the examples and then practice on pg 110. # 4-30, 36-40 even numbers
Friday: Daily review: Math minute 32
Chap. 3, lesson 3.3 – pgs 112-115,
Math properties for addition and multiplication: commutative, and associative
Handouts on properties.
Give time to work on Flocab assignments, IXL, and pennants not complete yet.
IXL – complete the recommended skills plans.
Reading For Pleasure
Monday: Read aloud to class – This is Our Story
Fairy Tales? Compare different versions of some basic fairy tales.
Encourage the class to bring a copy of their favorite fairy tale to class.
Tuesday: Read aloud to class – This is Our Story- Discuss and summarize – If finished with This is Our Story, then begin a new story (Cinder, Fairest, ...)
Read together some fairy tales and their different versions.
ReadWriteThink – point of view discussion​
Wednesday: Read aloud to class –
Discuss some common fairy tales, work with a group and rewrite their take on the fairy and dramatize it.
Thursday: Read aloud to class –
fairy tale stories
Friday: Read aloud to class –
watch a favorite fairy tale