Here is a look at what’s happening in our class next week…
Library: Books that have been checked out are due back every Monday morning.
Homework: Reading comprehension and chapter summaries on Google Classroom. Reading 25 minutes daily Mon. – Thurs. Homework is due Thursday night, 12/8.
STEM: We planted milkweed, chia, and cumin seeds today in the egg cartons. Some of the seeds were planted in soil, and some were planted using a combination of soil and sand. Our investigation is based on which seeds will grow the fastest, and which type of soil is best for plant growth. We will continue to watch our seeds grow.
Music: Nearly everyone enjoys music, whether by listening to it, singing, or playing an instrument,. There are many benefits to music education, including creative thinking, engagement, improved academic scores, coordination, and emotional development. Our class did an amazing job starting out on the recorders on Monday!
Math: We will continue to work on adding and subtracting fractions with unlike denominators, as well as solving word problems involving the addition and subtraction of fractions. Practice at home with Front Row, Prodigy, or Reflex. As always, math tutoring is available on Thursday, after school, from 3:00p.m. – 3:30p.m..
Science: We will continue our unit on electricity and test on Friday.
Language Arts: Unit 3 Week 2 Essential Question: How can learning about nature be useful? Stories: Weslandia, Plants with a Purpose, and Survivaland Comprehension: theme & summarizing
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Vocabulary: civilization – a society in which agriculture, trade, government, art, and science are highly developed complex – hard to understand or do cultivate – to plant or help grow; to improve or develop devise – to think out, invent, or plan fashioned – give form to; made; shaped resourceful – skilled in dealing with new or difficult situations shortage – too small an amount or supply; lack tormentors – people or things that cause someone discomfort or pain
