MF (math fact) practice will be completed daily. The previous week's completed sheets will be collected every Monday for a homework grade. You will need to set a timer for 6 min. If not finished, draw a line where they have completed too and have them finish the MF practice page for that day.
We will be starting chapter 13, area and perimeter, this week.
Composition:
This weeks combined paper does not need to be in cursive.
If your student is still needing help on the topic sentence and clincher, please review it on pg 79-80.
Monday- Write an introductory sentence for Great Men Who Changed the World, review vocab words
Tuesday- Make a new paragraph by skipping a line and indent, add the Louis Braille paper to the paper started yesterday in class.
Wednesday- Make a new paragraph by skipping a line and indent, add the Thomas Edison paper to the combined paper this week.
Thursday-Finish FD of Great Men Who changed the World, add a final clincher with 2-3 words that are reflected or repeated from the topic sentence, parents look over for any mistakes and that everything from the checklist is underlined and labeled.
Turn in Monday
Reading
We are continuing "Little Pilgrim's Progress" this week. We will read this book through the end of the year. We will be completing a character diary on this book. Your child will write an entry everyday about how they would feel, think, what they might do if they were on the same journey with Christian. Each day they read they will need an entry about what happened that day and how they would feel or what they saw, ect. The entry needs to be at least three complete sentences.
Science:
End of the year science presentation: On May 9, the students will present their ocean boxes for the year. They will also complete a presentation. They need to pick their favorite animal that we have studied this year. The presentation needs to be at least 4 sentence. They need to write them down on note cards or a piece of paper. They will turn in their notecards or paper with their presentation on it. They can read their information however they will need to look at their notes and then look up to speak. The same process as for an oral retell in IEW. They can also bring an item in that goes with their presentation. I have listed two examples below. This will be two grades. One for the ocean box and one for the presentation.
Tides: I have been to the beach and love playing in the ocean that comes on the beach. I learned that the reason the ocean that comes up on the beach is called a tide. The tide are caused by the moon. As the moon goes through the different phases the tides change the amount that they flow onto the beach. I think that it is amazing how God made the moon effect the oceans on Earth.
Killer Whales: Killer whales are my favorite animal. They are really called orcas. Orcas live in family groups their whole lives. They are amazing hunter. They are also very smart. I loved learning more about orcas or killer whales.
The Oceans Box needs to contain the following:
Chapter 1: Cover or paint the box blue
Chapter 2: Baleen what or toothed whale
Chapter 3: Seal, sea lion, walrus, or manatee
Chapter 4: Sea turtle and a sea snake
Chapter 5: There is nothing to add for this chapter
Chapter 6: Create several kinds of fish or create a school of fish
Chapter 7: Shark and a ray
Chapter 8: Create some crustaceans (3)
Chapter 9: Create some mollusks (3), we can use real shells
Chapter 10: Create a cephalopods (1)
Chapter 11: Create an echinoderms (1)
Chapter 12: Jellyfish, sea anemone, and a coral colony
Chapter 13: Sponges and worms
History:
We will be learning 12 key dates during the year. We will be learning 4 dates per quarter. At the end of the quarter there will be a quiz. The quiz will be accumulative as the year progresses. The dates are listed in the campus binder under the science and history tab.
Quarter 4 dates
Charles V 1519
William the silent and a Dutch revolution 1582
Jamestown Colony Founded 1607
Thirty Years' War 1618
Louis XIV the Sun King 1661
Sir Isaac Newton 1666
Seven Years' War 1756
American Revolution and George Washington 1775
French Revolution 1789
Napoleon Crowned Emperor of France 1804
Lewis & Clark Expedition 1806
The Mexican-American War 1846
Memory:
