The document asks the student to rank the months of the year from their most favorite to least favorite and explain their reasoning. It provides a list of names but no other context or details about the ranking.

1. Writing Journal: Rank the months of the year in order
from your most favorite to least favorite. Explain why you
chose this order.
Brianna Johnny Mitzy Joshua Roxana Joey Emma Max
Nyashia Cincere
Ricardo Ramon Eric Natalie Alan
Christian Jose Gia Adolfo David Andres Massire Cameron
Elizabeth Carlos Linder Brian
Crystal Christopher Angel Matthew
Ryan Sualee Alan

2. Reading - Shiloh (page 148)
Genre: Realistic Fiction
tells an invented story that
could have happened in real Read to Find Out
life.
How does Marty's
Make Inferences
family feel about
Text Clues What You Know Inferences
Shiloh?

3. Text Clues What You Know Inferences

5. List 3 details that could make this
story seem as if it could really
happen.
Becky feeds Shiloh crust from
bread.
Shiloh is abused by his owner.
Dara brushes Shiloh.

6. Reading Homework
1. Practice Book, page 40

7. Math - Multiplying 2 digit numbers by 2 digit numbers

8. Math - Multiplying 2 digit numbers by 2 digit numbers

9. Math - Multiplying 2 digit numbers by 2 digit numbers

10. Math - Multiplying 2 digit numbers by 2 digit numbers

11. Math - Multiplying 2 digit numbers by 2 digit numbers

12. Math - Multiplying 2 digit numbers by 2 digit numbers

13. Math Homework

14. Language Arts - Nouns (page 88)
Swamps and marshes. Are kinds of wetlands
Swamps and marshes are kinds of wetlands.
can trees live in marshes?
Can trees live in marshes?
watch out for the alligator.
Watch out for the alligator!
Alligators and frogs live in marshes?
Alligators and frogs live in marshes.

19. Language Arts Homework
1. Practice book, page 18

20. Write a letter to your congress person
describing what living in a democracy means to
you. Be sure to use the correct form for a
business letter.
APPLY GRAMMAR: Use complete sentences.
Check for sentence fragments and run-on
sentences. Begin each sentence with a capital
letter and end with the correct punctuation
mark.

21. For the Week of October 24, 2011
1. afternoon 11. ice­skating
2. background 12. cardboard
3. overcome 13. field trip
4. pillowcase 14. ninety­one
5. rooftop 15. eggshell
6. flagpole 16. all right
7. footstep 17. cheerleader
8. vice president 18. armchair
9. cornfield 19. earthworm
10. cornmeal 20. mountaintop

22. Religion - Sacraments of Healing and Penance and
Reconciliation and Anointing of the Sick (page 48)

27. Science - What Are Cells? (page 32)
Do Now: Define the vocabulary words listed on page 32 in
your notebook.
Lesson:
1. Read pages 32 - 37
2. Answer questions 1-6

28. Homework Summary ­ Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Reading
1. Practice book, page 40
Math
1. 63,536
x 800
2. 54,900
x 80
3. 67,749
x 600
4. 33,464
x 500
Science
1. Questions 1­6 on page 37

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