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Week of 3/31 Spelling List

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Spelling List: closed syllables

Remember to write meaningful sentences that shows you understand the meaning of the spelling word.

  1. basket
  2. rabbit
  3. lesson
  4. letter
  5. invite
  6. bedtime
  7. mammal
  8. number
  9. fellow
  10. chapter
  11. follow
  12. problem
  13. chicken
  14. better
  15. napkin
  16. hoping
  17. dances
  18. dropped
  19. suppose
  20. stubborn

3/27 Homework

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Math: Use diagrams and equations to solve the problems

  1. The school bookstore had 379 pencils. This week the bookstore sold 187 pencils. The manager then brought in 450 more pencils. Create and solve equations to find the number of pencils the bookstore has now.
  2. Jasmine bought 5 packages containing 4 bracelets in each. She plans to decorate the bracelets and then sell them for $3 each. How much money will she get if she sells all the bracelets?

Spelling: sentences 16-20

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3/26 Homework

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Math: Your 3rd grader took the Ch 11 test today. Their score is found in Synergy, and for more details you may go to the Savvas app in the student portal. Students who didn’t pass will be able to retake the test next week (Monday or Tuesday). I recommend that they look over the test and see if they can find what kind of mistakes they made. I will be working with these students in the coming days to prepare for the retake, but any assistance you can provide would be helpful and appreciated.

Spelling: sentences 11-15

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Spelling and Vocabulary for Week of March 24-28

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Spelling: Inflectional Endings -ed, -ing, -s

  1. names
  2. named
  3. naming
  4. hopes
  5. hoped
  6. hoping
  7. dances
  8. danced
  9. dancing
  10. drops
  11. dropped
  12. dropping
  13. wraps
  14. wrapped
  15. wrapping
  16. basketball
  17. airplane
  18. birthday
  19. driving
  20. traded

Vocabulary: Unit 5 Week 1 “Clever Jack Takes the Cake”

Definitions
  • admit
 When you admit to something, you confess to it.
Cognate: admitir
  • considered
 If you considered something, you thought about it carefully before making a decision.
  • creation
 A creation is something you made.
Cognate: creación
  • humble
 When something is humble it is not big or important.
  • magnificent
 Something that is magnificent is very beautiful and grand.
Cognate: magnífico
  • payment
 A payment is an amount you paid for something.
  • reluctantly
 To do something reluctantly is to do it unwillingly or with hesitation.