This Week's Homework
This Week's Homework
Homework for the upcoming week
No late work will be accepted.
Students will be writing their homework in their learning logs daily.
Please check their learning logs to know what the homework is each day.
Homework should be written neatly.
Good morning parents and families,
Our class could use some classroom prizes and stuffed animals (gently used is ok!). If anyone is willing to donate them to our class, we would appreciate it! Thank you in advance!
Homework for the upcoming week:
No late work will be accepted.
Students will be writing their homework in their learning logs daily. Please check their learning logs to know what the homework is each day.
1) Math
Mrs. Herrera's math class is on a different lesson. Please follow her agenda to know what lesson your student is currently working on.
Mon- M6 L15 and math fluency sheet (31-60 timed for 1 min)
Tues- M6 L16 and math fluency sheet (31-60 timed for 1 min)
Weds- M6 L17 and math fluency sheet (31-60 timed for 1 min)
Thurs- M6 Review
Fri- Test
2) Spelling- Lesson 26
3) Reading Comprehension
"Ways Dogs Talk"
Don't forget to highlight and write what paragraph you found your evidence. (Given every Monday, due every Thursday. Instructions are in their binder.)
4) Fluency for 1 minute- NONE
(Given every Monday, due every Friday. Instructions are in their binder.)
5) Read 15-20 minutes (There is no reading log that is due, integrity is key!)
6) History, Science, and Literature
History- We are learning about Mozart this week (study the fill in the blanks as it comes home completed throughout the unit.)
Science- We are learning about Sunflowers, and we are learning about Plants & Insects.
Literature- We are reading about The Reluctant Dragon this week.
Website:
Everything is posted on my website. If your student can not find their material, you can find it on my website and print it from there.
Agenda:
If your student is absent, please follow the agenda on my website.
4th Quarter Report (Biography Report): DUE, Thursday, May 22nd
In order to increase your child’s interest even further in the Middle Ages, they will present an oral biography about a person from this time period. Your student was assigned a person to research. We have been learning about several people from the Middle Ages, and your student picked the name of a person from the Middle Ages. The project is worth 100 points. Please make sure that work is done by the student only. Please find more information in your student's binder. All pages of the packet must be turned in and completed by the student.
Catapult Competition: Thursday, May 29th: Please only bring in catapults and marshmallows the day of the competition.
This is a fast, fun, and easy activity to build together with your child! We learned about the Middle Ages this year, so it seems appropriate to build a medieval invention. Each student can make one catapult and bring it to school for a fun and friendly competition.
* You may also choose to design your own catapult, but it must be small enough for your child to carry on their own.
* We will be using marshmallows to launch during the competition. You may want to practice at home to ensure that your catapult is ready to compete.
* Each student will need to bring in a bag of regular sized marshmallows.
Upcoming Tests:
Science- Tuesday
Phonics- Wednesday
Literature- Wednesday
Reading Comp- Wednesday
History- Thursday
Math- Friday
Spelling- Friday
Important Dates:
No School- May 26th
Last Day of School (Minimum Day)- May 30th
Have a wonderful weekend!