Homework tonight:
Read 20 minutes
Verb worksheet (front and back)
Verb extra credit crossword, due Friday
Monday, November 2, 2015
Sunday, November 1, 2015
Week of November 1
We'll be using our fluency skills, that we practiced last week, to read books to the lower elementary kids this week. We've learned several ways to increase our fluency: pace, emotion, punctuation, phrasing, and rereading.
This week we'll be using our spelling time to work on homophones, homonyms, and homographs.
The specific words that we'll be studying are:
accept, except, to, two, too, they're, their, there, were, we're, no, know, allowed, aloud, aisle, isle, I'll,
patients, patience, who's, whose, your, you're, clothes, close, weather, and whether
We'll continue studying the Mae Jemison vocabulary words, with a test on Thursday.
In reading, we'll be reading Mae Jemison, Space Scientist, with the RC quiz over it on Thursday. The skill this week and next is Main idea and details.
In grammar, we'll continue our search through verbs. Our quiz will be Friday over verb tenses, action vs. being verbs, and main and helping verbs.
RC quiz #4 is due tomorrow!
This week we'll be using our spelling time to work on homophones, homonyms, and homographs.
The specific words that we'll be studying are:
accept, except, to, two, too, they're, their, there, were, we're, no, know, allowed, aloud, aisle, isle, I'll,
patients, patience, who's, whose, your, you're, clothes, close, weather, and whether
We'll continue studying the Mae Jemison vocabulary words, with a test on Thursday.
In reading, we'll be reading Mae Jemison, Space Scientist, with the RC quiz over it on Thursday. The skill this week and next is Main idea and details.
In grammar, we'll continue our search through verbs. Our quiz will be Friday over verb tenses, action vs. being verbs, and main and helping verbs.
RC quiz #4 is due tomorrow!
Friday, October 30, 2015
Grant items are here!
Thursday, October 29, 2015
10-29-15
Anti bullying KIMT video
Homework:
Study for tomorrow's spelling test
Make sure all of your work is caught up, so you can watch the movie in the afternoon. Remember,
you can bring a snack, drink, and pillow for the movie!
Read: RC #4 due on Monday
Homework:
Study for tomorrow's spelling test
Make sure all of your work is caught up, so you can watch the movie in the afternoon. Remember,
you can bring a snack, drink, and pillow for the movie!
Read: RC #4 due on Monday
Wednesday, October 28, 2015
10-28-15
No homework tonight, due to the playoffs! Lots of kids are going to have a late night tonight!
Tuesday, October 27, 2015
10-27-15
Homework:
Read 20minutes
Spelling test Friday
Things to remember for this week....
Wednesday 28th
– 2:45 EARLY DISMISSAL DUE TO BK FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS
RANDOM ACTS OF KINDNESS/SERVICE PROJECT/BRONCO PRIDE DAY
– 2:45 EARLY DISMISSAL DUE TO BK FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS
RANDOM ACTS OF KINDNESS/SERVICE PROJECT/BRONCO PRIDE DAY
Math information night at Jacobson
Friday 30th – BOO TO BULLYING!
- The 5th graders will be watching a movie today.Please allow your 5th grader to bring a pillow, drink, and snack to enjoy.
Mae Jemison spelling and vocabulary words (English and Spanish)
Mae Jemison: Space Scientist Vocabulary Definitions (Test will be the end of next week, we'll keep these words this week and next)
1. astronaut - a person trained to fly in a spacecraft.
2. launches - to forcefully send upward.
3. mission - an operation that attempts to achieve certain goals or carry out specific tasks.
4. orbit - the path of a spacecraft around the earth.
5. reusable - able to use something again.
6. satellites – human - made devices that orbit a planet.
7. space shuttle - a reusable spacecraft that is launched like a rocket and can be landed like a plane.
8. specialist - someone who is an expert in a particular field.
9. weightlessness - the condition of experiencing little or no pull of gravity.
10. trailblazer - a pioneer.
11. embassy - the official headquarters of the representatives of a foreign government.
12. meditation - to think deeply and quietly is meditation.
Mae Jemison: Space Scientist Spelling Words (Test Friday)
smear germ return peer
stir squirm nerve early
worth pier thirst burnt
rear term steer pearl
squirt perch hurl worse
1. astronaut - a person trained to fly in a spacecraft.
2. launches - to forcefully send upward.
3. mission - an operation that attempts to achieve certain goals or carry out specific tasks.
4. orbit - the path of a spacecraft around the earth.
5. reusable - able to use something again.
6. satellites – human - made devices that orbit a planet.
7. space shuttle - a reusable spacecraft that is launched like a rocket and can be landed like a plane.
8. specialist - someone who is an expert in a particular field.
9. weightlessness - the condition of experiencing little or no pull of gravity.
10. trailblazer - a pioneer.
11. embassy - the official headquarters of the representatives of a foreign government.
12. meditation - to think deeply and quietly is meditation.
Mae Jemison: Space Scientist Spelling Words (Test Friday)
smear germ return peer
stir squirm nerve early
worth pier thirst burnt
rear term steer pearl
squirt perch hurl worse
Mae Jemison: Espacio Científico Vocabulario Definiciones (prueba será el final de la próxima semana, vamos a seguir estas palabras esta semana y la próxima)
1. astronauta - una persona capacitada para volar en una nave espacial.
2. lanzamientos - para enviar con fuerza hacia arriba.
3. La misión - una operación que intenta lograr ciertos objetivos o llevar a cabo tareas específicas.
4. órbita - la trayectoria de una nave espacial alrededor de la tierra.
5. reutilizable - capaz de usar algo nuevo.
6. satélites - Dispositivos hecho que orbitan un planeta - humanos.
7. transbordador espacial - una nave espacial reutilizable que se lanzó como un cohete y se puede aterrizar como un avión.
8. especialista - alguien que es un experto en un campo determinado.
9. ingravidez - la condición de experimentar poca o ninguna fuerza de la gravedad.
10. pionero - un pionero.
11. embajada - la sede oficial de los representantes de un gobierno extranjero.
12. meditación - a pensar profundamente y en silencio es meditación.
Mae Jemison: Palabras de ortografía Científico Espacial (Test Viernes)
retorno de germen de desprestigio entre pares
revuelva nervio retorcimiento temprana
vale muelle sed quemado
perla novillo plazo trasera
chorrito perca lance peor
