Entrance Ticket- What was your favorite thing about SPRING BREAK - tell me about it in your entrance ticket notebook.  Be sure to use vivid details.

Math Groups - Review time for Long Division and Multi-digit Multiplication

• Group 1 - Lesson 6-21 Solving Problems

• Group 2 -  6-8  Adding and Subtracting fractions

Brain Break -

Math/ ELA -

Recess & Lunch 11:30 - 12:25

Read Aloud - Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban

Chapter 19 - The Servant of Voldemort (Find Chapter 19) 

34 minutes - do in two readings

Science/ Social Studies - National Parks

Art/Music - 2:00- 2:45

Entrance Ticket- Write about the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in your Passport.

Math Groups - 

• Group 1 - 6-22 Area and Perimeter

• Group 2 = 6-9

• Timed Test Tuesday

Brain Break -

Math/ ELA -

Recess & Lunch 11:30 - 12:25

Read Aloud - Chapter 19 part 2

The Servant of Voldemort (Find Chapter 19) 

Science/ Social Studies : 

• Great Smoky Mountains National Park was founded in 1934 and is located in both North Carolina and Tennessee. It is one of the most visited national parks in the United States, with millions of visitors every year. The park covers more than 800 square miles of beautiful mountains. Many different animals and plants live in the park, including black bears, deer, and over 1,500 types of flowering plants. One fun fact is that the park is known for its fog and mist, which make the mountains look magical. There are many hiking trails, and people love to see the stunning waterfalls and colorful leaves in the fall. The park is a wonderful place for families to enjoy nature and learn about wildlife. 

STEAM - 2:00 - 2:45

Entrance Ticket- Watch the video to the left and then write about it in your National Park Passport.

Math Groups -

• Group 1 - Individual quiz on multiplication and long division 

• work in groups of two and three work towards mastery

• Group 2 =6-10

Brain Break -

Math/ ELA -

Recess & Lunch 11:30 - 12:25

Duty every other week 11:30-11:55

Read Aloud - Chapter 20 - The Dementor's Kiss Chapter 20 

12 minutes

1:15- 2:00 

Science/ Social Studies - 

• Shenandoah National Park, established in 1935, is a stunning natural preserve located in Virginia. This park is famous for its breathtaking views of the Blue Ridge Mountains and diverse wildlife. Did you know that over 300 species of birds can be found in the park? This makes it a birdwatcher's paradise! The park is also home to numerous hiking trails, with the Appalachian Trail running through it. Visitors can explore waterfalls, meadows, and forests, making it an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts. In addition, the Skyline Drive offers a scenic route along the ridge, providing stunning vistas, especially during the fall when the leaves change colors. Whether you're hiking, picnicking, or simply enjoying the view, Shenandoah National Park is a remarkable place to visit. 

2:00 - Gym

Entrance Ticket- Watch the video to the left and then write about it in your National Park Passport.

Math Groups -

• Group 1 - Chapter 7 7-1 Angles and Measurement

• Point, Line and Segment

1. Point

• A point is a specific location in space.

• It has no size, width, or length.

• Represented by a dot (•) and named with a capital letter.
  Example: Point A

2. Line

• A line is a straight path that extends infinitely in both directions.

• It has no endpoints.

• Represented with arrows on both ends.
  
  

3. Segment

• A line segment is part of a line that has two endpoints.

• It has a definite length.

• Represented with a line over the endpoints.

4. Ray

• A ray is a part of a line that starts at one endpoint and extends infinitely in one direction.

• Represented with an arrow at one end

5. Key Differences

• Point: No size, just a location.

• Line: Extends infinitely in both directions.

• Line Segment: Has two endpoints and a definite length.

• Ray: Starts at one point and extends infinitely in one direction.

Remember: Points, lines, and segments are the building blocks of geometry!

• Group 2 = 6-11

Brain Break -

Math/ ELA -

Recess & Lunch 11:30 - 12:25

Read Aloud - Chapter 21 - Hermione's Secret 48 minutes 

Part one

1:15 2:00 - Spanish

2:00 Social Studies and Science - Olympic National Park 

Olympic National Park is a special park located in Washington State. It was founded on June 29, 1938. This park is famous for its beautiful mountains, rainforests, and coastline. There are many interesting animals that live here, such as black bears, elk, and many types of birds.

In Olympic National Park, visitors can go hiking on different trails. Some trails are easy, while others are more difficult. One popular trail is the Hoh Rainforest Trail, where people can see tall trees and lush greenery. The park also has places for camping, fishing, and exploring tide pools at the beach.

A fun fact about Olympic National Park is that it is a UNESCO World Heritage site. This means it is recognized for its unique natural beauty and importance. With so much to see and do, Olympic National Park is a great place for people who love nature!

Entrance Ticket/ Spotlight- Isle Royale

Isle Royale National Park, established in 1940, is located in the state of Michigan. It is a unique and remote island situated in the northwest part of Lake Superior. The park is known for its stunning natural beauty and rich biodiversity. Here are five fascinating facts about Isle Royale:

• Wilderness: With over 400 square miles, this park is primarily wilderness, where visitors can experience pristine forests, rugged shoreline, and abundant wildlife.

• Moose and Wolves: Isle Royale is one of the few places in the United States where moose and wolves coexist. The park is famous for its study of the predator-prey relationship between these two species.

• No Roads: Unlike many national parks, there are no roads on Isle Royale. This means that visitors must hike or take a boat to explore the island.

• Underwater Exploration: The waters surrounding the island are part of a designated marine area, which offers opportunities for scuba diving to explore shipwrecks and unique underwater life.

• Isolation: The park is accessible only by boat or seaplane, making it a perfect destination for those seeking solitude and a chance to disconnect from modern life.

Math Groups -

• Group 1 7-2

• a triangle a trapezoid a pentagon

• a rhombus a hexagon a rectangle

1. Triangle

• Definition: A polygon with three sides and three angles.

• Types:

  • Equilateral: All sides and angles are equal.

  • Isosceles: Two sides and two angles are equal.

  • Scalene: All sides and angles are different.

• Sum of Angles: 180∘

2. Trapezoid

• Definition: A four-sided polygon (quadrilateral) with at least one pair of parallel sides.

• Types:

  • Isosceles Trapezoid: Non-parallel sides are equal in length.

  • Right Trapezoid: Has a right angle.

3. Pentagon

• Definition: A polygon with five sides and five angles.

• Sum of Angles: 540∘

  • Regular Pentagon: All sides and angles are equal.

  • Irregular Pentagon: Sides and angles are not equal.

4. Rhombus

• Definition: A quadrilateral with all four sides of equal length.

• Properties:

  • Opposite angles are equal.

  • Adjacent angles are supplementary (add up to 180∘

5. Hexagon

• Definition: A polygon with six sides and six angles.

• Sum of Angles: 720∘

• Regular Hexagon: All sides and angles are equal.

  • Irregular Hexagon: Sides and angles are not equal.

6. Rectangle

• Definition: A quadrilateral with opposite sides equal and all angles equal to 90∘

• Properties:

  • Opposite sides are equal in length.

  • Area Formula: 

  • A=l×w

• Group 2 = 6-12

Brain Break -

Math/ ELA -

Recess & Lunch 11:30 - 12:25

Duty 11:30- 11:55

Read Aloud - Chapter 21 - Hermione's Secret 48 minutes 

Part two

1:15- 2:00 Music/Art

2:00 - 3:45 EXTRAS

Entrance Ticket- Fun Activities are located HERE for Harry Potter.  Explore and Choose one

Math Groups -

• Group 1 = 7-3 Intersecting and parallel lines

• Video 

• Group 2 = 6-13

Brain Break -

Math/ ELA -

Recess & Lunch 11:30 - 12:25

Read Aloud - Chapter 22 - Owl Post Again 

31 minutes - Complete

Look Here for Discussion

Science/ Social Studies - Coding with Sphero Bolts

BOLTS

Art/Music - 2:00- 2:45

Entrance Ticket- I love this park. It is nearby - check out the video and then write about it in your Passport.

Math Groups - 

• Group 1 = 7-4  Angles

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• Group 2= 6-14 Line Plot

• Timed Test Tuesday

Brain Break -

Math/ ELA -

Recess & Lunch 11:30 - 12:25

Read Aloud -

Review Harry Potter / Bolts

Science/ Social Studies -

Mammoth Cave National Park was founded in 1941 and is located in Kentucky. It is famous for having the longest cave system in the world, which is over 400 miles long! Many people come to visit the park to see its amazing caves, which have beautiful rock formations and interesting plants and animals.

Here are five fun facts about Mammoth Cave:

• Home to Rare Species: The cave has some animals and plants that can only be found in this area.

• Ancient History: People have been exploring the cave for thousands of years, starting with Native Americans.

• Rock Formations: You can see stalactites and stalagmites inside the cave, which are formed by water dripping over a long time.

• Underground River: There is a river called the Echo River inside the cave that makes it even more special.

• Protecting Nature: The park helps to keep the cave and the land around it safe for people and wildlife.

STEAM - 2:00 - 2:45

Entrance Ticket- Petrified Forest National Park

Math Groups -

• Group 1 - 7-5 Blackline needed

• Group 2 = 6-15

Brain Break -

Math/ ELA -

Recess & Lunch 11:30 - 12:25

Duty every other week 11:30-11:55 ME

Read Aloud - Read aloud of Escape From Mr. Lemoncello's Library Chapter 1-3 

1:15- 2:00 

Science/ Social Studies - 

Petrified Forest National Park is in Arizona and was founded in 1962. This special park is famous for its beautiful petrified wood. The trees in this park are over 200 million years old! They have turned into colorful stones that look amazing.

Here are five fun facts about the park:

• The park has many different kinds of rocks and minerals.

• You can see fossils of ancient plants and animals.

• There are many trails for hiking and exploring.

• The Painted Desert is part of the park and has many beautiful colors.

• People can learn about the history of the Native Americans who lived there long ago.

Visitors to the Petrified Forest can enjoy nature and learn about the past!

2:00 - Gym

Chapter 1 read to you

Chapter 1 -at the top

Chapter 2 - in the middle

Chapter 3 - bottom video

Chapters 1- 3 

1. Why did Kyle get grounded for a week? 

2. Describe Kyle, Curtis, and Mike Keeley. 

3. What game are the Keely’s playing? Does it sound fun to you? Explain. 

4. Would you have kicked in the window just to win the game? Explain. 

5. Do you think Kyle’s punishment was fair? Explain. 

6. Describe Dr. Yanina Zinchenko. 

7. What state is Alexandriaville in? 

8. Describe the new library. 

9. Why do you think the library’s construction was kept a secret? 

10. What do you think is the coolest feature of the Alexiandriaville library? 

11. Why do you think it was so important for Kyle to defeat his brothers in the game? 

12. What is special about all of Mr. Lemoncello’s games? 

13. Describe Sierra. 

14. Who is Kyle’s best friend? Describe her. 

15. Why is Kyle interested in the extra credit essay?

Submit this Google Form with your responses. 

Entrance Ticket- Canyonlands National Park

Math Groups -

• Group 1 = 7-6

• Group 2 6-16 Comparing fractions and multiply

Brain Break -

Math/ ELA -

Recess & Lunch 11:30 - 12:25

Read Aloud - BOLTS

1:15 2:00 - Spanish

2:00 Social Studies and Science

Canyonlands National Park is an amazing place located in eastern Utah. It was founded in 1964 and is famous for its beautiful canyons and unique rock formations. The park covers more than 337,000 acres! Here are five fun facts about Canyonlands:

• Four Areas: The park is divided into four main areas called Island in the Sky, The Needles, The Maze, and the Rivers. Each area has its own special features.

• Rivers: The Colorado River and Green River run through the park. They create stunning views and are great for people who love to go rafting.

• Ancient Art: Canyonlands has many ancient rock paintings by Native Americans, showing their way of life long ago.

• Starry Nights: Because it is far from city lights, Canyonlands is a great place to see stars at night.

• Wildlife: The park is home to many animals, including bighorn sheep and various birds. There are also many unique plants that grow in the dry environment.

Visitors can enjoy hiking, camping, and taking pictures in this beautiful national park.

Entrance Ticket/ 

Virgin Islands National Park is located on the beautiful island of St. John, which is part of the United States Virgin Islands. This stunning park was established in 1956 to protect its unique natural resources and history. Here are five fascinating facts about Virgin Islands National Park:

• Diverse Ecosystems: The park is home to a variety of ecosystems, including tropical forests, coral reefs, and mangroves, making it a haven for many species of plants and animals.

• Historical Significance: The area has a rich history, with remnants of sugar plantations and ancient petroglyphs created by the Taino people, the island's original inhabitants.

• Outdoor Activities: Visitors can enjoy a wide range of outdoor activities, such as hiking, snorkeling, and kayaking, allowing them to explore the park's breathtaking landscapes and marine life.

• Protected Marine Life: The park protects over 5,000 acres of underwater habitat, which is essential for the conservation of various marine species, including sea turtles and colorful coral.

• Biodiversity: With more than 800 species of plants and numerous animal species, the Virgin Islands National Park is a vital area for ecological research and education.

Math Groups -

• Group 1 = 7-7  Angles of a clock - 

• Group 2= 6-17

Brain Break -

Math/ ELA - Finish the writings in the National Park Passports

Work on Escape From Mr. Lemoncello's Library and submit this form below:

Submit this Google Form with your responses. 

Recess & Lunch 11:30 - 12:25

Duty 11:30- 11:55

Read Aloud - Finish the Bolts boards

1:15- 2:00 Music/Art

2:00 - 3:45 EXTRAS