QUOTE OF THE WEEK:
"don't complain
just work
harder"
~RANDY
PAUSCH
QUOTE OF THE WEEK:
"don't complain
just work
harder"
~RANDY
PAUSCH
MATH -MRS. CAMPBELL
Week of 3/30/26
This week it is all about dividing. We will be dividing whole numbers by unit fractions and dividing unit fractions by whole numbers. As always students will be applying this information to real world problems. Friday we have a Study Island Review Exit Ticket (RET).
Spiral Review/Daily Math and SUCCEED pages will be this week's nightly homework
Week of 3/30/26
In the coming week, students will take a deep dive into the concept of unalienable rights and what they mean for citizens. Through engaging activities, students will explore how these rights impact our daily lives and the foundation of our government. They will analyze cause-and-effect relationships to better understand historical and modern examples, as well as work through problem-and-solution graphic organizers to think critically about challenges to these rights. This hands-on approach will help students build a strong understanding of their rights and responsibilities as active citizens.
Week of 3/30/26
This week we will be studying the effects of the biosphere on Earth's other systems that is a result of human behavior.
Week of 3/30/26
Reading: We are continuing to enjoy and analyze The Phantom Tollbooth, by Norton Juster.
Writing: We are continuing our deep dive into on-demand/opinion writing this week!
Homework:
Read 20 minutes of a book of your choice. Please be sure to bring a book to school every day!
Week of 3/30/26
This week, we will be learning about verb tenses & multiple meaning words