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1.30.12 classwork monday
1. Writing Journal: Today is Fun at Work day. Write a note to your parent
suggesting five zany things he or she could do to have fun at work.
Brianna Johnny Mitzy Joshua Roxana Joey Emma Max
Nyashia Eric
Cincere
Ricardo Ramon Natalie Alan
Jose Gia Adolfo David Andres Massire Cameron
Elizabeth Carlos Linder Brian
Christian Christopher Angel Matthew
Ryan Sualee Alan
2. Writing Activity
Pretend that you have a substitute
teacher today. Imagine that every
time she scratches her nose, all of the
books in the classroom begin acting
strangely. Write about what happens
when she scratches her nose then
sneezes.
Write neatly, skipping a line, and use
looseleaf (lined) paper. Hand in once
you are finished. The work will be graded.
4. Morning Reading
July 21, 1761 We have reached the Miami
villages. Chief HeartofOak prepared a feast for us.
SwiftasaDeer was true to his word. His people are
most hospitable to guests. I am fortunate that he has
educated me as to the ways of the Miamis. To honor
his guests, the chief placed food directly into our
mouths, as one feeds an infant. This is not an
agreeable custom to Englishmen. Had I not been
advised of it, I might have offended my hosts by
showing my revulsion.
5. Morning Reading
The word hospitable means .
A ill
B warlike
C proud and strong
D kind and welcoming
When you read the paragraph, you can find an
example that tells you what hospitable means. The clue
is that the Miamis gave their visitors a feast. That clue
doesn't fit ill, warlike, or proud and strong, but if you
substitute "kind and welcoming," you see that the correct
answer is choice D.
6. Morning Reading
The word fortunate means .
A rich
B lucky
C amused
D embarrassed
To answer this question, you need to consider the
entire paragraph. The English visitor is glad that Swiftas
aDeer has taught him his people's customs because it
kept him from insulting them. That wouldn't make the
visitor feel rich, amused, or embarrassed, but it would
make him feel "lucky." Choice B is the correct answer.
7. Morning Reading
An infant means the same as .
A a pet
B a baby
C an enemy
D an honored guest
Understanding this word involves making a
comparison in your mind. Would you feed a pet, an
enemy, or an honored guest by placing food directly into
its mouth? The correct answer is choice B.
8. Morning Reading
Revulsion is a word that means .
A fear
B disgust
C curiosity
D confusion
If someone surprised me by putting food in my mouth,
I wouldn't be afraid, curious, or confused, but I would
certainly be disgusted! Choice B is the correct answer to
the multiplechoice question.
9. Reading Beyond the Horizon (p. 318)
Summary
Summarize or
paraphrase the major
points Kofi Annan
makes in "Beyond the
Horizon."
Think and Compare
Questions 14 on page
321.
10. Reading Beyond the Horizon (p. 318)
STUDY STRATEGY: OUTLINE
I. RECYCLING TECHNIQUES
A. Composting
B. Separating paper, plastic, metals, and glass
II. BENEFITS OF RECYCLING
A. Less waste
B. Cleaner environment
C. Personal satisfaction
III. WHY PEOPLE DON'T RECYCLE
A. Too much effort
B. Don't realize every little bit counts
11. Reading Beyond the Horizon (p. 318)
Reading Homework
Practice book,
page 93
12. Math Read and Make Bar Graphs (p. 160)
Practice
Use data from
the graph for
problems 58.
16. Math Read and Make Bar Graphs (p. 160)
Math Homework
Practice book,
page 34
17. Spelling Test
Instructions
1. Clear desk
2. Turn off SMART clickers
when finished
3. Return test papers and
clickers to front of class.
18. Language Arts Adjectives (p. 260)
RULES
An adjective is a word
that describes a noun
or pronoun.
Adjectives tell what
kind or how many.
adjective
Encyclopedias have accurate information.
adjective noun
A library has several dictionaries.
noun
19. Language Arts Adjectives (p. 260)
RULES
Adjectives can appear at the beginning, in
the middle, or at the end of a sentence. They
can also come after a linking verb, such as
am, is, are, was, and were.
adjective
The article was important.
noun
20. Language Arts Adjectives (p. 260)
GUIDED PRACTICE
Name the adjective or adjectives in each sentence. Then
tell which noun each adjective describes.
1. Encyclopedias have several volumes.
2. One volume is the index.
3. The index gives important information.
4. It tells you where to find interesting articles.
5. Some articles have colorful pictures.
21. Language Arts Adjectives (p. 260)
MORE PRACTICE
Write the sentences. Draw one line under each adjective.
Draw two lines under the noun it describes.
6. Gail used an electric encyclopedia for her research.
7. She used the keyword lion to search through several
topics.
8. The search showed a good picture of a lion.
9. Gail clicked on the image and heard a loud, ferocious
roar.
10. The article stated new facts about lions.
22. Language Arts Adjectives (p. 260)
Language Arts
Homework
Practice book,
page 51
23. Religion We recognize Jesus in the breaking
of the bread (p. 124)
We Gather
Jesus, walk with us always.
Imagine a friend or a
family member is next to
you. How could you
describe this person so
that someone else would
recognize him or her?
24. Religion We recognize Jesus in the breaking
of the bread (p. 124)
Real Presence
Jesus really and truly present in
the Eucharist.
25. Religion We recognize Jesus in the breaking
of the bread (p. 124)
26. Religion We recognize Jesus in the breaking
of the bread (p. 124)
What did early Christians do when they
gathered together?
The early Christians celebrated the
Eucharist and listened to stories about God.
To what does the phrase the breaking of
the bread refer?
The Eucharist
27. Religion We recognize Jesus in the breaking
of the bread (p. 124)
Religion Homework
Complete the We
Respond activity on
page 125.
28. Social Studies The Virginia Colony (p. 152)
Complete the organizer to show important facts about
the settlers who founded Jamestown.
The Founding of Jamestown
Who What When Where Why
29. Social Studies The Virginia Colony (p. 152)
Write one fact that tells how each person was
important to the survival of the Jamestown settlers.
King James I
He led a group of colonists try to start another colony in
Virginia. That colony became Jamestown.
John Smith
He made a rule that said that colonists who did not work
did not eat. Soon colonists were planting crops and
building a stronger fort.
Pocahontas
Pocahontas helped bring about a short time of peace
at Jamestown.
30. Social Studies The Virginia Colony (p. 152)
Summary
Starting in the 1580s, England set up
colonies in North America. The Virginia
Colony developed slowly.
As the colony grew, slavery was introduced
and the Powhatan Wars were fought.
31. Social Studies The Virginia Colony (p. 152)
Pocahontas
How did Pocahontas's
actions show she cared for
others?
32. Social Studies The Virginia Colony (p. 152)
Social Studies Homework
Questions 16 on page 156.
Write the questions in your
notebook and answer using
complete sentences.
33. Homework Summary Monday, January 30, 2012
Reading
1. Practice book, page 93
Math
1. Practice book, page 34
Language Arts
1. Practice book, page 51
Religion
1. Complete We Respond activity on page 125
35. Class Jobs
Teacher's Assistant - $15/pay period
Banker/Cashier - $20/$15
Cell Box Carrier - $4/day
Line Leader - $4/day
Caboose - $3/day
Substitute - $7/day
Snacks Leader - $4/day
Homework - $5/check
Reminder - $2/day
Honor Roll - $30
Math Achievement - $25
Language Achievement - $25
Citizenship - $20
Birthday - $15
36. Spelling Review and Proofread
Circle the misspelled words in the passage. Write the
words correctly in your notebook.
Althogh much has been done to pretect the
environment from rekless activities, there are many
things that we can do to impruve our surroundings.
My school has an environmental club. A local
business is our pardner. We are raising money to
restore a neearby grasland. We don't want it covered in
concreet someday.