We sure do have a full week ahead for 5-1. By full, I mean full. I'm going to try my hardest not to assign an exorbitant amount of homework, but in order to get everything done this week, you can expect some each night.
This week will bring the culmination of several things we've discussed or dabbled in over the past couple weeks since Spring Break. We will be exploring and writing personal narratives as well as personal letters. We will be talking about the use of images and illustrations to tell a story. We will also be doing a lot of proofreading, appreciative listening, and building stronger vocabularies.
In Social Studies we will be looking at our Bill of Rights, and in Science we will be learning further about our earthworms, our crickets, and our chameleons (or our anoles...whatever. I have a squiggly red line show up when I type anole, but when I type chameleon, I get no such red squiggly. I think that speaks for itself...). We will also be dissecting owl pellets. This is one of my favorite things to do in Science (well, ever since they took away our Rube Goldberg projects, that is...).
Before I forget it, here is this week's spelling list. You may find that this is somewhat easier than the ones from the past couple of weeks. At least I hope so.
Don't forget tomorrow is Ninja Day! Bring in your pennies!
This week will bring the culmination of several things we've discussed or dabbled in over the past couple weeks since Spring Break. We will be exploring and writing personal narratives as well as personal letters. We will be talking about the use of images and illustrations to tell a story. We will also be doing a lot of proofreading, appreciative listening, and building stronger vocabularies.
In Social Studies we will be looking at our Bill of Rights, and in Science we will be learning further about our earthworms, our crickets, and our chameleons (or our anoles...whatever. I have a squiggly red line show up when I type anole, but when I type chameleon, I get no such red squiggly. I think that speaks for itself...). We will also be dissecting owl pellets. This is one of my favorite things to do in Science (well, ever since they took away our Rube Goldberg projects, that is...).
Before I forget it, here is this week's spelling list. You may find that this is somewhat easier than the ones from the past couple of weeks. At least I hope so.
- bravo
- however
- meanwhile
- neither
- otherwise
- nevertheless
- encore
- arrange
- detail
- division
- masterpiece
- organize
Don't forget tomorrow is Ninja Day! Bring in your pennies!
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