Chapter 26 - Jesus is in the Eucharist

In this unit, students will read informational texts about people and organizations that work to help others and ensure rights, and about the evolution of voting rights in the U.S. They will synthesize information to build the following Enduring Understandings:

• Participating in government gives people a voice in how their lives are governed.

• In a democracy, people have a civic duty to take part in government and contribute to their communities.

• Throughout history, people in the United States have protested unjust laws and worked with the government to gain rights and equal and fair treatment.

• There are many ways to participate in government, including: voting, proposing new laws, petitioning leaders, protesting inequality, and/or serving as a volunteer or worker.

Fundations - Unit 7

Fundations Level 3 Unit 7 introduces the y and suffix spelling rule. Students will learn to aadd suffixes to words ending in y. They wll learn when to change the final y to i when adding the suffix and how to pluralize words ending in y.  Tey y and suffix spelling rule states that if y follows a consonatn in an open syllable, change the y to an i when adding any suffix. They i retains the original sound of the y. 

Unit Overview and Explanation for Parents

Home Practice Tips

I found another teacher's slides that may be helpful for home practice.  I do not use them in the classroom, but they are a great resource if your student is absent or having trouble with the concepts.

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Topic 13 - Comparing Fractions

Students are studying our solar system.  We will begin by covering our solar system before narrowing our focus to relationships between the Earth and the Sun and the Earth and the Moon.

Unit 2 of our Social Studies curriculum is a brief overview of American history, including the Jamestown settlement, Revolutionary War and the Lousiana Purchase.  Resources will be added as they are covered in class.