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Research Paper: Week at A Glance
Research Paper: Week at A Glance
Week at a Glance
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Mon.
Tue.
Wed.
Reading: Read 20 minutes /get signature
Math: None (use extra time for the Heritage Interview)
Language: Worksheet "My Heritage Interview"
Thur.
Fri.
Reading Lotto!
No Spelling Words
Showcase
This week your mini goal is
to your 7th artifact. "Due"
March 2.
This weeks topic is math. Some ideas are
fractions, graphs, geometry, decimals. The trick is
to think of a 3D way to demonstrate the math
concept. Try dividing a tiny pizza into fractions, or
divide it into a pie graph. Show 6 ways to draw
equivalent fractions using a cube to display each
way. Or, make bars marked as fractions to compare
fraction amounts or show equivalency. Make 3D
geometric figures like 3 different types of
pyramids. Demonstrate mixed numbers as
improper fractions. Do a survey and make a 3D bar
graph. Make arrays showing composites vs.
primes. We will be writing our Showcase sentence
in class as usual.
Research Paper
Mrs. Eller
Stone Fox
Book Club
We are transitioning to a Book
Club format as we read our next
literature book. This involves
students choosing friends for
book club groups who will meet
together to discuss the under the ocean ideas in
the book. In order to be prepared for book club
meetings, students must come ready to join the
discussion. This means 1) read the chunk of the
book that will be discussed, 2) write one post-it for
each chapter that marks an important part of the
chapter, and 3) fill out the Before We Met part of
the Book Club Thinking sheet. This involves 2 to
4 sentences - it is about quality vs. quantity. Make
sure you are ready to meet on Tuesday morning.
(The chapters are VERY short!)
Proud to be Me!