Homework this Weekend

Writing:  Type your rough draft.  We will revise on Tues.  before you turn in your final draft.

I will ask you to turn in your rough draft along with your final draft.

Math:  Study for your fraction test on Wed.  I will put up a review sheet.

Homework for next week

Vocabulary:  Units 7-12.   Pages 126-129.  Due Thursday  Since this is a short week there will be no quiz.  Just have these pages neatly and carefully completed :)

Writing:  Complete your organizer for Tiger Rising and Wringer.  We will begin working on our rough drafts Tues.

Math:  I.H.W  Page 144  Choose 3 problems from 1-10.  Write a story, show a model and write an explanation.

Reading:  Please record your nightly reading and log your book when you are finished.  You need to read 40 books by the end of the year!

Math Homework

Math:  Finish both sides of worksheet.  Include a model and equation for each!

Homework for Next Week

Vocabulary:  Unit 12 Pages 118-123  Due Wed.   Pages 124-125 Due. on Fri.  Quiz Friday

Reading Log:  Read every night and record your reading.  Remember whenever you finish a book to log it so you reada 40 books by the end of the year.

Math: T. B. A

Scholastic News:  None this week

Math Homework

Math:  For each problem write a story, sketch a fraction bar model and write the equation.

3/10 + 1/2 =




2/5 + 1/2 =




2/4 + 2/6 =

Math Homework

Math:  For each problem:

Write a story to match the problem like we did in class
Make a fraction bar model  (label your model)
Write the equation and the answer


1)  1/5 + 3/5=

2)   4/7 +  5/7 =

3)  3/9 +  5/9 =


For the following problem I want you to just give an estimate and explain how you thought about it.

15/17 +  5/16 =

Math Test (most likely next Monday. I will let you know tomorrow

The math test will be on dividing decimals.  You may use your notes from your notebook for this test. Stay organized!


Concepts to know:

How do I divide a whole number and a decimal?
What questions is the equation asking?
Is the quotient going to be bigger or smaller than one?
Draw a base 10 model of what is happening.

Use your notes to refer to.

How do a divide a decimal be a decimal?
What questions is the equation asking?
Is the quotient going to be bigger or smaller than one?
Draw a base 10 model of what is happening.

What is the better deal? Show and prove how you know.
 
Cereal                   weight                                Price
 Sweet Crunch        16oz.                                  $3.29
 Munchies               14 oz.                                 $3.15
Yummy Chunkies    13.2 oz.                             $2.97

Math Homework

Math:  Staple papers into your math notebook.  Please order the following fractions from least to greatest.  Please explain the strategies you used.

1)   9/7,   5/8,     3/4,     2/5,       9/10,    .35


2)   3/7,  5/8, 1/5,  .2 ,   7/9,    7/5

Homework

Vocabulary:  Page 108-114 due Wed.   Page 115-117 due Friday........ Quiz on Friday

Scholastic News:  Due Friday  (I will hand out Wed. after we use it for a reading lesson)

Monthly Reading Logs:   Due on Friday.

Math Homework

Math:  Please use a number string just like we worked on in class today to solve the following problems.


1) Jenny ran 6/25 mile.  Greg ran 0.21 mile.  Who ran farther?  Use a number string and explain how your know.


2)  4/5

3)  2/8

4)  17/20