{ Welcome to Tucker Beach }

Great day! Thank you for all of your help with Positive Me: Make a Positive Difference in the World!

Have a great weekend!

Fire drill adventures…lesson to be learned, no fog machines in the classroom…

Great job on your Humanities Project, Leah D!

homework:
WTW: glued sort
Math: We have a test on Chapter 3 {Division with one divisor, missing or extra information, and  estimate}
Book Report pumpkins are due tomorrow. We will write the summary for your book on a 3×5 card in class.

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We are finishing up our ghostly stories and models! So much fun!

homework:
Read 20 minutes or more {Book Report is due on Friday!}
WTW: speed sort 
Math: finish work from Math time…

{Tomorrow is the last day for missing or “0” homework to be turned in.}

Fun, fun, fun!!!!

Homework:
Read 20 minutes or more
WTW: Speed sort and then incorporate at least 10 words into a story
Math: none for the evening. We will be having a math test on Chapter 3 on Friday.

{The end of term is this Friday. Any “0” grades will need to be made up and turned in for half credit by Thursday. Report cards will be available on the 30th.}

Back to the grindstone!!
Great job Alexus on your Humanities Project!!

The long awaited Brainiac Movie is now showing!!!

Homework:
Read for 20 minutes or more…Your Mystery Book Report is due on Friday! {Just as a reminder…you are decorating a pumpkin as a character from your story and then summarizing the book. Also tell us why you chose to decorate your pumpkin after the character you did.}

Words Their Way:  Speed sort and then write them down in descending order of syllables.

Math:
1. A total of 47 students signed up to play soccer. If there are 4 teams, how many will be on each team?

2. Joel has 59 songs on his iPod. If he puts them into 7 groups, how many songs will there be in each group?

{I have 5 sets of lamination projects that need to be trimmed. If there are any parents who would like to cut them out at home for volunteer hours, I would be most appreciative…just let me know! thanks!}

Have a great Fall Break!

Fantabulous Monday!!
BRAINIAC DUE TOMORROW!!
Homework:
Read 20 minutes or more
No Words Their Way this week
Math: Solve and check:
1. 586 / 2   
2. 639 / 4
3. 1577 / 6

Thank you Malya for teaching us a terrific art project for fall! Here is your video!
And thank you Taven for moving your project to today and showing us Garage Band!! Rock on!! Unfortunately, I was unable to upload the music created..  Here is your video!

Another great Thursday!! Here is Megan’s humanities Video!! Great job!!

Thank you Henry for a great Humanities lesson today! Here is your video!!
Don’t forget that Brainiacs are due on Tuesday…a 150 word research paper and a visual…

Homework:
Read at least 20 minutes
Words Their Way: Sort and then glue words (be sure to label paper with sort number)
Math: Practice math facts and complete your calendar day.

{Any parents who are able to help out with the Halloween Party on the 31st from 10 – 11:30, it would be greatly appreciated! Mrs. Rogers has everything planned, she would just like a few more volunteers.  Thanks to Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Bly, Mr. Fong, Mrs. Bird, and Mrs. Clark who have volunteered thus far!!!}

Great job on your humanities project, Ethan B.!! Here is your video!!!

Homework: 
Read 20 minutes or more
WTW:  Write a list of 12 words that match your pattern. {spelled correctly and real….like, can be found in the dictionary…ya’know?}
Math: 
1. Denny volunteered to sell 372 refreshments at a sport game. He helped for 3 hours. If he sold an equal number of items each hour, how many items did he sell each hour? Draw a model and solve.
2. Faith earned $ 565 last week she earned the same amount each day. If she worked 5 days, how much did she earn each day? Draw a model and solve.

Don’t forget parent conferences start tomorrow! Thank you to all for signing up! Remember…students need to be at the conference as well…

Homework: 
Read 20 minutes or more
WTW: speed sort…try to beat your best time!
Math:Estimate and solve.
1.The math department bought 240 rulers to be divided equally among 30 classrooms. How many will each classroom receive?
2.A grocery store employee puts 8 bagels in each bag. If she has 385 bagels, about how many bags does she need?