What are we currently working on?
Topic A - Students will use multiplicative comparison (____ is 10x as many as ____) to show the relationship between place values
Topic B - Write and compare numbers using standard form (412), unit form (4 hundreds, 1 ten, 2 ones), expanded form (400+ 10 + 2), and word form (four hundred twelve)
Topic C - Students will round numbers to the nearest thousand, ten thousand, and hundred thousand using number lines
Topic D - Students will add and subtract multi digit numbers using the standard algorithm
Topic E - Students will convert metric units of length (cm/m/km) and volume (mL/L)
Skills students will be working on:
How stories help to build identity
Summarizing
Character & Setting
Analyzing perspective
Complete Sentences and fragments
Personal Narrative essays
Students will also begin the novel Brown Girl Dreaming
This unit is comprised of 4 investigations, each ending with an "I-Check" assessment to monitor understanding. Soils, Rocks, and Landforms should last approximately August - early November
Students will be able to describe the composition of soil and how it is formed
Students will be able to explain the processes of erosion and whethering
Students will be able to explain how land changes through slow and sudden processes
August - Early September
Students will be able to analyze different types of maps, use map keys, use latitude and longitude lines, and more!
Students will be able to describe the features of various significant mountain ranges of the world.
Students will locate the geographic regions of Colorado on a map and describe the features of each region