Weeekend Math Homework

Math:  Finish the review sheet we started in class.  We will go over this on Monday.

40 Book Reading Log is due next Thurs. June 9.

Math Test Next Wednesday

Concepts To Know:

Know how to calculate Volume

Understand volume is measured in cubic units

Make sure to rework homework problems and quizzes

Understand how to read Line Plots ( We worked on this today in class)

Know how to use the metric measurements and standard units of measure.

  Examples:
How many quarts in a gallon?

How much does 8 gallons wieght?

How many grams in a liter?

Homework

Math:  Please complete the backside of the worksheet we started in class today.

Weekend Math Homework

Math:  Please finish up worksheet we started today in class on water.  You do not need to do numbers 5, 6, and 8.  Also, the two weight problems on number 7, you do not need to do as well.

Homework

Math:  Finish your worksheet on measurement.

Homework

Math:  Complete Volume Problem.

Reading:  Continue to read and record.

Last Nights Homework

Math:  Finish the problems on the back of the worksheet.

Reading:  Read and make sure you are recording and filling out your 40 books form. 

Writing:  Continue to prepare for your panel discussion.

Homework

California Health Kids Survey Form due Friday.

Math:  Math worksheet.  Please do a, b,  and c.

Homework

Math:  Complete worksheet in your math notebook.

Scholastic News:  Finish back page.  Be sure to underline and number where you found your answer.

Test Friday on Scholastic News

Reading:  Read and record.

Writing:  If you have not turned in your position paper, it is due tomorrow.

Homework

Math:  Complete back side of worksheet you started in class.  Be neat!

Math Book:  Page 322-323  Number 1-2 and 4-15

Homework

Reading:  Read and record your nightly reading.  Also, check your 40 book log to make sure you have recorded all the books you have read.

Homework

Reading:  Start your May calendar.  It is in your mailbox.

Math:  Study for Test.  Review sheet is on my blog.  Practice homework problems.

Math Test Study Guide

Concepts to know:

Know the definition of a quadrilateral.

Know the properties of all the quadrilaterals.

Know how to compare quadrilaterals using sometimes, always, never statements.
Ex:  A kite is a square.    The answer is sometimes because kites have two sets of congruent adjacent sides.  Therefore, they could be equalateral with right angles which is a square....but they don't have to be.

You try some..... A rectangle is a kite
                            A square is a rhombus

Know how to solve the task exercises we did in class.  If you want more practice with, I can give you some more task cards Monday.

Homework

Math:  Finish at least two task you did not get a chance to do in class.  If you finished, check over your work and correct your mistakes.

Test on quadrilaterals next TUES. 

Writing:  Pick a topic you feel strongly about to write an argument paper on Friday.  Then research and take some notes.  Finally, plan out how you will organize your paper.  You will have 45 minutes to write this in class.

Homework

Vocabulary:  Pages 180-185 due Wed.
                     Pages 186-187 due Fri.
                     Quiz Friday

Reading:  Read and record.  I will show you tomorrow how to do the back page.

Homework

Reading:  Read and record what you read and the minutes.

Writing:  Make sure to decide where your counterargument and rebuttal will go.  Also, make sure you have analyzed your evidence  (warrant).  Your writing must be done in pen.

Math:  Complete worksheet

Scholastic News:  Back page due Fri.

Vocabulary:  No vocab. this week.

Art Homework: Due Friday

Art:  1) Mark off areas you want to be red, white, and blue.  Do not use details.
          2) Think about  how you want to organize your words.  What words do you want to  stand out?
        

Homework

Vocabulary:  Pages 170-176 due Wed.
                     Pages 177-179 due Fri.
                     Quiz Friday


Reading:  Read and record.

Scholastic News:  Back page due Friday.  Underline where you found answer and write number.

Math:  Finish worksheet.  Find at least two algebraic patterns.

Science:  Finish part two of handout.

Homework Tonight

Vocabulary:   Finish unit and study for test

Scholastic News:  Finish back page.

Writing:  Prepare all your notes so that you are ready to write your essay/position paper.

Homework Tonight

Math:  Finish Earth Day Project

Vocab.:  Continue working on vocab. for Fri.

Reading:  Read and record.

Tuesday Homework

Writing: Research and continue to collect information.

Math:  You choose your own letter to build.  Go through the steps on the homework sheet.

Homework

Vocabulary:  Unit 16  Pages  160-166   due Wed.

                                   Pages   167-169    due Fri.
                                   Quiz Friday


Math:  Test Thursday.  Finish up the independent investigation we started in class today for the letter "U".  Be detailed as other students will be analyzing your work.


Reading:  Continue to Read and record your reading .

Scholastic News:  Read and finish back page.  Underline where you found your answers.  Due Friday.

Homework

Math:  Finish project tonight.  Make sure to attach grade sheet.

Writing:  Spend 20 minutes working on making your letter to Ms. Sloan balanced with evidence and your thinking......like the cake I had at Extraordinary Deserts.  (not too much frosting not too much cake)

Homework

Scholastic News:  Back Page Due Friday.  We will correct first thing Friday.

Reading:  Record your reading in your reading log.

Math:  Work on project you began in class.

Scholastic News:  Cause and Effect worksheet due tomorrow.

Writing Homework

Writing:  Finish your second draft of your letter to Ms. Sloan.

Math:  Finish the investigation we started today in math class.

Homework

Math:  Complete both sides the worksheet.
            Teach your parents the game, play, and get it signed.

Vocabulary:  Page 150-155 Due Wed.
                     Page 156-157 Due Fri.
                     Quiz Friday

Reading Calendar:  Continue to read and record.

Writing:  Spend 5 minutes looking over the writing rubric that I passed out to you today.

Field Trip Permission Slip Signed and turned in tomorrow.

Writing Homework

Writing:  Due Thurs.  Read over research and search for compelling evidence to insert into your letter.  Put the evidence into your own words

Homework

Vocabulary:  Pages   140-146 due.  Wed.
                     Pages     147-149 due.   Fri.
                     Quiz Friday

Scholastic News:  Back Page due Friday

Writing:  Give yourself an assignment.  Decide on a strategy to take your paper a step further.  Record your strategy on the top of your notebook paper.

Reading:  Read and record.

Math:  Fraction Test  This Friday. 

Also,  finish up the problems you started today in class.  make sure to include a story, model, and equation.

Homework

For the following problems include:  equation, question, estimate, and model.

3/4 divided by 1/5 =

2/5 divided by 2/3 =


 1/6 divided by 3/4 =

Writing:  Make a t-chart for the reasons Tyler Armstrong should or should not climb Mount Everest.

Next, once you have considered both sides of the argument,  fill in the worksheet That's Debatable.

Homework

Reading Calendars:  Start recording your March reading.

Scholastic News:  Read and answer questions on the back page.  Do not forget to underline your answers.

Math:  Try the following problems.  Use the model we practiced in class today.
  For each problem include:

Question

Estimate

Equation

Model
1/3  divided by 1/2 =


1/4 divided by 2/3 =

3/4 divided by  1/5 =

Vocabulary:  No vocab. this week.

Homework

Vocabulary.  Pages 130-136 due Wed.
                     Pages 137-139 due Fri.
                      Quiz Fri.

Reading.  Cont. reading and recording.  Feb. calendar is due soon!

Math. iPod project..your group needs to finish completely by Thurs. in order to present.

Scholastic News.. Back page due Friday.

Writing...Tiger Rising paper due. Fri.

Art..Trace leaves

homework

Math:  Solve  using an area/array  model.

2 1/4 X  3 1/3 =


5 1/5 X  2 2/3 =

2 1/2 X  3 1/4=


Writing:  Finish up your thinking maps/organizers

Reading:  Continue to read and record

Vocabulary:  Unit 12   Pages 118-124  Due Wed.  (tomorrow)   and Page 125 due Friday.   QUIZ Friday

Marshall Middle School

M. Middle School:  Planning cards due Next Friday.

Homework

Reading:  Read and record

Scholastic News:  Due this Thurs.  (no school on Friday)

Homework

Writing:  Continue to work on your controlling idea.  Next, start to write a few hooks that you may use to grab your readers attention.

Math:  Complete the worksheet from class.  Label your sketches.  Choose 3 problems to write a story to match the equation.

Homework

Scholastic News:  Read and complete questions on the back by this Friday.  Make sure to underline and label where you found your answers.

Yearbook Covers and homework

5th Grade students have the opportunity to design the yearbook cover.  Entries need to be on 8.5  by 11 on white cardstock.  Entries are due Wednesday Feb. 10. 
Make sure to include:  
Penguin mascots, school name, and 2015-2016.  
Write your name very lightly in pencil on the back of the paper so it will not show through.

Leave 1/4 inch margin around the edge of the paper for publishing so nothing is left off.

Homework

Math:  Finish worksheets and prepare for your math test.

Vocabulary:  Pages 108-114 due WED.
                     Pages  115-117 due FRI.
                     Quiz FRI.

Art:  Finish coloring your tiger.

Homework

Math:  Complete both practice sheets for homework today.

Math Test Next Tues.

Concepts To Know

Know how to break apart or decompose the number one in many different ways.  For example.   1/2 + 1/4 + 1/4 = 1

Know how to find equivalent fractions using an area model.   For example, 1/3 is equal to 2/6 and 3/9.

Know how to add fractions using an area model or linear model (fraction bars). 2/3 +3/4 =

Know how to subtract fractions using an area model or a number line.  
 3/4 - 1/8 =  or   3 1/3 - 1  1/2 =

Be able to solve two step fraction word problems.

Be able to take a group of fractions and put them in categories that are smaller than 1/2, bigger than 1/2, or larger than 1 whole.

Homework

Reading:  Read and record your reading.  Complete back page.

Writing:  Your final draft is due Thurs.  Start working on it at home now that it is in the cloud.

Math:  Complete worksheet we started in class.

Scholastic News:  I will hand out tomorrow.  Back page due on Friday.

Homework

Writing:  Draft a beginning and ending for your research paper. Write at least two different hooks.  You can chose the one you like the best later. 

Math:  Finish the worksheet we started in class today.

Vocabulary:  Unit 10  Pages 98-104 Due Wed.  (tomorrow)
                                   Pages 105-107 Due Friday
                                   Quiz Friday

Reading:  Continue to work on your reading log.

Homework

Math:  Finish the worksheet we started today in class.

Writing:  Spend at least 20 minutes on your draft either researching to find different points of view or any of the other strategies we have worked on in class.

Reading:  Continue recording what you read very night.  Research counts! 

Homework

Math:  Play math game with your parents and teach them how we decomposed the number one today.

Writing:  Finish your drafts tonight.  Start to revise sections of your paper.

Homework

Vocabulary:  Pages 88-93 Due.  Wed.
                     Pages 94-95 Due Fri.
                     Quiz Friday

Writing:  Finish another section of your draft or revise using strategies we worked on in class.  Spend at least 20 minutes.

Reading:  Record in your reading log.

Math:  Teach the new game to your parent.  Play at least two games.

M.M.S. Permission Slip due this Wed.

Scholastic News:  Back Page due on Friday.  Make sure to underline the answer from the text and write the question number beside it.

Math Homework

Math:  Write your initials on each fraction bar.   Teach and play Uncover, version 1 with your parents. 2 games.    Then play one game of Cover Up.

Homework for Tomorrow

Math:  teach your parents the fraction game and play two games with them.

Writing:  Continue to work on your draft tonight.  Finish at least two sections.

Vocab.:  complete unit 8.  Be prepared for the quiz.

Reading:  reading through your notes to write your two sections can count for reading tonight.   Just record it as "Research-Westward Expansion" and the time you spent reading and writing.

Homework

Writing:  Bring in an image as your primary source.
               Bring in articles and research to take notes.

Math Homework

Math:  Finish classwork.  Make sure to use a model and brief explanation for each problem.

Vocabulary:   Pages 78-84  Due Wed.
                      Pages 85-87  Due Fri.
                      Quiz Friday

Writing:  Research on new topic.  Rough draft will be written in class two days from now.