No real homework tonight. Your AR goal is due tomorrow, so read as much as you can tonight. We will read for an hour in the morning to help you get as close as possible to your goals.

Minimum Day tomorrow with a 12:20 dismissal. Vacation starts tomorrow. Bring a backpack to clean out your desk.

Let’s read about fractions. Start with lesson 1 and go in order. Read carefully. Now click the title above.

LA
Re-read “The Nightingale”
Study vocab and spelling.
Test tomorrow before the field trip.

Math
Pg 170-171

AR 60 minutes
Your goal is due next Tuesday

I’ve found a math site you might find helpful.

http://www.coolmath4kids.com/

I will add it to the links on the right.

LA
Read “Nightingale”
Comp 104-105
Spelling 86-89
Blog “I’m thankful for…….”

SS – Section 5.2 WS
Test Thursday

AR 60 minutes

Not too much homework this week due to our Mid-year testing.

LA
Read The Nightengale”

SS- Section 5.1 WS

AR 60 minutes

We are going to be learning about the game of chess this month in the computer lab. Click above to get started. Read carefully and learn all that you can. We will be having quizzes on chess and a tournament later this year.

It’s a 3-DAY WEEKEND!!!!!

But you still get homework

Time for Kids
Math take-home test
Read in your AR book for 60 minutes every day
Return your field trip form

A special gift for those who check the blog and know your SS name and password
You may retake the test and get a higher score. Do it this weekend and ask me to check it on Tuesday, or send me an email.

LA

Read “Orchestra”
We need to finish the outline tomorrow.
Test Friday

Math 2 worksheets on fractions

SS study for Friday’s test

AR 60 minutes

Click here to work on common denominators

LA
Read “What’s an Orchestra”
Comp 100-103

Math
WS

SS
Quiz on section 4.4 Wednesday

AR 60 minutes

These are some excellent sites about Ancient Egypt. Make sure you READ the information in order to learn as much as possible.

http://www.ancientegypt.co.uk

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/pyramids

http://www.nationalgeographic.com/pyramids

http://academic.memphis.edu/egypt

http://www.britishmuseum.org/explore/world_cultures/africa/ancient_egypt.aspx