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Wednesday, April 15.webmGood Morning!
Good Morning!
We look forward to growing with you today! Connect with a teacher, get excited about learning, and hear more about what's going on today.
We look forward to growing with you today! Connect with a teacher, get excited about learning, and hear more about what's going on today.
Untitled: Apr 8, 2020 1:26 PM.webmReading
Reading
1. Watch the video
2. Read the story starting on pg. 482 in your big reading book. While you are reading stop and predict at least 3 times.
3.When you are finished write down the theme and 2 details from the story that support that theme.
4. Then complete pg. 266 in your soft reading book. If you need help use pg. 426 in your small reading book.
Untitled: Apr 9, 2020 12:51 PM.webmGrammar
Grammar
1. Complete pg. 133-134 in your grammar packet.
4.11 Ungroup to Subtract.webmMath
Math
"Ungroup to Subtract"
1. Watch video.
2. Do pages 237-238 in your Math Workbook.
3. Bonus/Optional: Try the Math Logic Puzzle below.
Guessing Games.pdfBonus/Optional Math
Bonus/Optional Math
Print/Read "Guessing Games" - use the clues to determine the number estimated by each student!
Writing
Writing
Today we will be learning about another kind of poem called an "I Am" poem!
1. Watch the video to learn what an "I Am" poem is.
2. Watch the second video giving an example of how you will write your own I AM poems.
3. Create THREE "I Am" poems of your own! One must be from an animal's point of view. The second must be from the point of view of a "thing" (something not living, like a soccer ball). And the third is from the point of view of anything you want - your choice!
Wednesday "I Am" Poem.webm"I AM" Poems - WATCH FIRST!
"I AM" Poems - WATCH FIRST!
I AM poem.webmWriting an I Am Poem - Video
Writing an I Am Poem - Video
Social Studies
Social Studies
If the picture is still frozen, just listen. I've included a sample of the quilt you will be working on. If it cuts off before I’m finished talking, you’ll get the main idea.
Quilts2.webmHere are a couple of the quilt blocks I made. Remember you can make up your own pattern or use the samples below as a guide.
Here are a couple of the quilt blocks I made. Remember you can make up your own pattern or use the samples below as a guide.
quilts.docxQuilts using samples of quilt patterns used to guide slaves to freedom
Quilts using samples of quilt patterns used to guide slaves to freedom
quilt patterns 1.docxQuilt patterns and their meanings
Quilt patterns and their meanings
Quilt Patterns2.docxMore quilt patterns
More quilt patterns
May Do's
May Do's
BrainPop
BrainPop
Go to BrainPop.com
You will need to look up your class code and create your own account.
Teacher Class Codes
Pilgrim: radio9890
Hand: drawer8683
Harms: smart7609
Howell: eye2396
Once Upon a Crime, Stolen Time_READING MYSTERY.pdfReading Mystery Packet!
Reading Mystery Packet!
Have your parents print pages 4-11 of this packet.
(pages 12+ are the answer keys that you can check later to see if you solved the mystery correctly!!)
To solve the mystery answer the comprehension questions and fill in the boxes with the corresponding numbers to reveal a clue and eliminate suspects off the suspect list until there is only one left.
NovelStudyBoards.pdfRead and Respond!
Read and Respond!
Find a good chapter book!
1. Read your chapter book for 30 minutes+.
2. Print off the above Novel Study Choice Boards (there are 2 to choose from).
3. After you read, pick one of the boxes on a choice board and do activity. Color in the box when done so you can choose a new box next time!
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