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Friday, April 1:
Math: Remember to cross out words and plug in numbers when solving for true/false questions with dot plots and frequency tables.
Science: Watching that giant pumpkin grow was pretty neat!
THE ROOTS HOLD THE PLANT IN PLACE.
THE STEM MOVES THE WATER UP.
THE LEAVES MAKE THE FOOD.
THE FLOWER PRODUCES THE SEEDS.
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Thursday, March 31:
Math: You have worked very well on the reviews! Keep showing all of your strategies so that you can be very successful on the benchmark next Thursday!
Science: The bird beak investigation was so much fun! You did a great job thinking critically about which tool (beak) would be best for obtaining which food. Check out the photos below!
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Wednesday, March 30:
Math: Your work on dot plots has been excellent! Don't forget to label every set of dots and always look for a key.
Science: We looked at several animal adaptations today:
Migration is the movement of an animal from one region to another and back again.
Hibernation is a period when an animal goes into a long, deep sleep.
Camouflage is an animal's color or pattern that helps it blend in with its surroundings.
Mimicry is an adaptation in which an animal looks like another animal or object.
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Tuesday, March 29:
I know that you all did your very best on the Writing STAAR, and I know that Miss Tillman is very proud of you and your efforts!
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Monday, March 28:
Math: Dot plots are a very simple way to visually show recorded data. Make sure to label each column of plots with the correct number, and always look for a key to determine the value of each dot. If there is no key, each dot represents one.
Science: Sea Stars are simple but amazing creatures. They belong to the phylum called Echinodermata, which means spiny skinned. They do not have a head, but a circle of arms that come together at the center of its body. There you will find the mouth on the ventral side of the sea star. Check out the photos below!
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