Archive for February, 2008

Assignments: Friday

Math:
Addition Review
Subtraction Review

Writing:
Spelling Test
PB 93
PB 99

Reading:
PB 89
Weekly Skills Test

Social Studies:
Daily Geography

Assignments: Thursday

Math:
Subtraction packet: the sequel

Writing:
PB 98

Reading:
PB 92
PB 95

Social Studies:
Daily Geography
Travel Brochures

What we didn’t learn about Jackie Joyner-Kersee

From this week’s reading A Kind of Grace, our questions about JJK:

  • What position did she like in basketball?
  • How far did she jump?
  • Does she have more than one olympic gold medal?
  • How long did she jump to set the record?
  • What was the exact record she set for the women’s long jump?
  • How many awards has Jackie won in her life?

Assignments: Wednesday

Math:
Subtraction Packet

Writing:
PB 101

Reading:
PB 90
PB 91
PB 94
PB 96

Social Studies:
Daily Geography

Assignments: Tuesday

Math:
Adding and carrying worksheet
Applying your addition skills worksheet

Writing:
PB 97
PB 100

Reading:
PB 85 (Kind of Grace)
PB 86 (Kind of Grace)
PB 88

Social Studies
:
Daily Geography

Science:
Chapter 6 Test corrections

Assignments: Monday

Math:
Adding large numbers worksheet
Adding Numbers Written Horizontally worksheet
Addition Shortcuts worksheet

Writing:
Persuasive Essay

Reading:
PB 87

Social Studies
:
Daily Geography

Science:
Science Test

Lunar eclipse tonight

From Mrs. Hall:

Tonight will be a total LUNAR eclipse. The partial eclipse begins at 6:43 pm
[all local times]; the total
eclipse will last from 8:01-8:51 pm; and the final part of the partial eclipse
will then last until 10:09. The moon will not totally disappear, but rather, will
look to be a reddish-orange. It is perfectly safe to watch a lunar eclipse with the
naked eye, but a pair of binoculars makes it better.The next lunar
eclipse that is viewable in the US won’t be until Dec. 2010 [but it’ll be
daylight] and the next night time lunar eclipse won’t be until September 2015—my
5th graders will be seniors in High School!


If you happen to catch tonight’s eclipse, tell us what you observe in the comments.

Assignments: Wednesday

Math:
MM 98
MM 99
MM 101
MM 104

Writing:
PB 77
PB 83
PB 81

Reading:
PB 71
PB 73

Social Studies:
Daily Geography

Science:
Chapter 6 Test Monday

Assignments: Tuesday

Math:
MJ 233
MJ 234
SL 6.8

Writing:
PB 76
PB 80

Reading:
PB 70 (Guitar Solo)
PB 74

Social Studies
:
Daily Geography

Assignments: Monday

Math:
MJ 230
MJ 231
MJ 232
SL 6.7

Writing:
PB 75
No Spelling test this week
PB 79

Reading:
PB 69
PB 70 (Arachne)

Social Studies
:
Daily Geography
Homer’s “The Odyssey” myth

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