Writing Journal: Uh­oh! A winter storm warning has just been issued for
   your area. Describe what you and your family will do to prepare for it.

 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
Writing Activity

 What would your family rather
 do together: go bowling, see
 a movie, play a board game,
 or have an indoor picnic?
 Explain.


 Write neatly, skipping a line, and use
 loose­leaf (lined) paper. Hand in once
 you are finished. The work will be graded.
Morning Reading ­ Word Meanings
Context Clues
Mayo Cornelius Higgins raised his arms high to the sky
and spread them wide. He glanced furtively around. It
was all right. There was no one to see him greeting the
coming sunrise.

 Do you know what the word furtively means?
Morning Reading ­ Word Meanings

                     Context Clues

 Synonyms      Words that have nearly the same meanings.

 Examples      Words that show what another word means

 Definitions   Words that tell what another word means.

              Words that tell you more about a word, such
 Descriptions as by comparison or by explaining an action it
              causes.
Morning Reading ­ Word Meanings
                    Synonyms      Words that have nearly the same meanings.

                    Examples      Words that show what another word means


Synonyms            Definitions   Words that tell what another word means.
                                 Words that tell you more about a word, such
                    Descriptions as by comparison or by explaining an action it
                                 causes.




 We expected a village or rude dwellings
 and were surprised to find neat, modern
 houses instead.
Morning Reading ­ Word Meanings
                     Synonyms      Words that have nearly the same meanings.

                     Examples      Words that show what another word means


Examples             Definitions   Words that tell what another word means.
                                  Words that tell you more about a word, such
                     Descriptions as by comparison or by explaining an action it
                                  causes.




He spoke to Julie, who was a paleontologist
from the university. She told him the best
places to look for fossils after he promised
not to take any home as souvenirs.
Morning Reading ­ Word Meanings
                    Synonyms      Words that have nearly the same meanings.

                    Examples      Words that show what another word means


Definitions         Definitions   Words that tell what another word means.
                                 Words that tell you more about a word, such
                    Descriptions as by comparison or by explaining an action it
                                 causes.




He was a compelling speaker who held the
audience's attention, but what he said was
all moonshine. When you thought about it,
nothing he said made any sense.
Morning Reading ­ Word Meanings
                    Synonyms      Words that have nearly the same meanings.

                    Examples      Words that show what another word means

Descriptions        Definitions   Words that tell what another word means.
                                 Words that tell you more about a word, such
                    Descriptions as by comparison or by explaining an action it
                                 causes.




Bears may look slow, lumbering animals, but
they can move with alacrity when they feel
threatened.
Reading­Keeping the Wilderness Wild (p.322)
Test Strategy
Think and Search
Read on to find the
answer. Look for
information in more
than one place.
1 Which of the following statements is
  an opinion the fourth­grade class
  would agree with?
     Graybeard Wilderness is a nature preserve in
 A   North Carolina.

     Graybeard Wilderness is a quiet place, loved
 B   by hikers.

     It is okay to cut down trees inside the
 C
     preserve.

 D   Camping causes soil erosion and pollution.
2 What are some threats to Graybeard
  Wilderness?

  A   the peace and quiet
  B   wilderness programs
  C   loud noises
  D   switchbacks and development
3   "Switchbacks" are made by
        park rangers creating hiking trails in the
    A   wilderness.

        animals such as deer walking through the
    B   forest.

        people who do not stay on the trail and who
    C
        crush plants.

        water rushing down the mountain and
    D
        flooding campsites.
Reading ­ Beyond the Horizon (p. 318)


  Reading Homework
        Study for quiz
          tomorrow.
Math ­ Read and Make Bar Graphs (p. 160)
Math ­ Read and Make Bar Graphs (p. 160)
Math ­ Read and Make Histograms (p. 164)

histogram
a bar graph that
shows frequency of
data within equal
intervals
Math ­ Read and Make Histograms (p. 164)
Math ­ Read and Make Histograms (p. 164)

Try It
Exercise 1­3, page
163
Math ­ Read and Make Histograms (p. 164)
Math ­ Read and Make Histograms (p. 164)
Math ­ Read and Make Histograms (p. 164)
Math ­ Read and Make Histograms (p. 164)
Math ­ Read and Make Histograms (p. 164)
Math ­ Read and Make Histograms (p. 164)


    Math Homework

      Practice book,
         page 35
Spelling ­ Pretest
Spelling ­ Pretest
1. dozen             11. reserve
2. beside            12. embrace
3. motion            13. coastal
4. appoint           14. python
5. season            15. govern
6. phony             16. scorching
7. observe           17. flurry
8. active            18. canvas
9. restore           19. copper
10. expert           20. cocoon
Spelling ­ Pretest


   Spelling Homework

     Vocabulary Word
      Map Handout
Homework Summary ­ Tuesday, January 31, 2012

Reading
1. Study for quiz tomorrow

Math
1. Practice book, page 35

Spelling
1. Vocabulary Word Map handout
KEY
    Score Payment
      0­3: $10 debit
      4­5: $5 debit




9
        6: $0
        7: $2 credit
        8: $3 credit
        9: $4 credit
       10: $10 credit
     Range:

      Mode:

     Median:

       Mean:
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
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.
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  • 1.
    Writing Journal: Uh­oh!A winter storm warning has just been issued for your area. Describe what you and your family will do to prepare for it. 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 Whatwould your family rather do together: go bowling, see a movie, play a board game, or have an indoor picnic? Explain. Write neatly, skipping a line, and use loose­leaf (lined) paper. Hand in once you are finished. The work will be graded.
  • 3.
    Morning Reading ­Word Meanings Context Clues Mayo Cornelius Higgins raised his arms high to the sky and spread them wide. He glanced furtively around. It was all right. There was no one to see him greeting the coming sunrise. Do you know what the word furtively means?
  • 4.
    Morning Reading ­Word Meanings Context Clues Synonyms Words that have nearly the same meanings. Examples Words that show what another word means Definitions Words that tell what another word means. Words that tell you more about a word, such Descriptions as by comparison or by explaining an action it causes.
  • 5.
    Morning Reading ­Word Meanings Synonyms Words that have nearly the same meanings. Examples Words that show what another word means Synonyms Definitions Words that tell what another word means. Words that tell you more about a word, such Descriptions as by comparison or by explaining an action it causes. We expected a village or rude dwellings and were surprised to find neat, modern houses instead.
  • 6.
    Morning Reading ­Word Meanings Synonyms Words that have nearly the same meanings. Examples Words that show what another word means Examples Definitions Words that tell what another word means. Words that tell you more about a word, such Descriptions as by comparison or by explaining an action it causes. He spoke to Julie, who was a paleontologist from the university. She told him the best places to look for fossils after he promised not to take any home as souvenirs.
  • 7.
    Morning Reading ­Word Meanings Synonyms Words that have nearly the same meanings. Examples Words that show what another word means Definitions Definitions Words that tell what another word means. Words that tell you more about a word, such Descriptions as by comparison or by explaining an action it causes. He was a compelling speaker who held the audience's attention, but what he said was all moonshine. When you thought about it, nothing he said made any sense.
  • 8.
    Morning Reading ­Word Meanings Synonyms Words that have nearly the same meanings. Examples Words that show what another word means Descriptions Definitions Words that tell what another word means. Words that tell you more about a word, such Descriptions as by comparison or by explaining an action it causes. Bears may look slow, lumbering animals, but they can move with alacrity when they feel threatened.
  • 9.
    Reading­Keeping the WildernessWild (p.322) Test Strategy Think and Search Read on to find the answer. Look for information in more than one place.
  • 10.
    1 Which ofthe following statements is an opinion the fourth­grade class would agree with? Graybeard Wilderness is a nature preserve in A North Carolina. Graybeard Wilderness is a quiet place, loved B by hikers. It is okay to cut down trees inside the C preserve. D Camping causes soil erosion and pollution.
  • 11.
    2 What aresome threats to Graybeard Wilderness? A the peace and quiet B wilderness programs C loud noises D switchbacks and development
  • 12.
    3 "Switchbacks" are made by park rangers creating hiking trails in the A wilderness. animals such as deer walking through the B forest. people who do not stay on the trail and who C crush plants. water rushing down the mountain and D flooding campsites.
  • 13.
    Reading ­ Beyondthe Horizon (p. 318) Reading Homework Study for quiz tomorrow.
  • 14.
    Math ­ Readand Make Bar Graphs (p. 160)
  • 15.
    Math ­ Readand Make Bar Graphs (p. 160)
  • 16.
    Math ­ Readand Make Histograms (p. 164) histogram a bar graph that shows frequency of data within equal intervals
  • 17.
    Math ­ Readand Make Histograms (p. 164)
  • 18.
    Math ­ Readand Make Histograms (p. 164) Try It Exercise 1­3, page 163
  • 19.
    Math ­ Readand Make Histograms (p. 164)
  • 20.
    Math ­ Readand Make Histograms (p. 164)
  • 21.
    Math ­ Readand Make Histograms (p. 164)
  • 22.
    Math ­ Readand Make Histograms (p. 164)
  • 23.
    Math ­ Readand Make Histograms (p. 164)
  • 24.
    Math ­ Readand Make Histograms (p. 164) Math Homework Practice book, page 35
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  • 26.
    Spelling ­ Pretest 1.dozen 11. reserve 2. beside 12. embrace 3. motion 13. coastal 4. appoint 14. python 5. season 15. govern 6. phony 16. scorching 7. observe 17. flurry 8. active 18. canvas 9. restore 19. copper 10. expert 20. cocoon
  • 27.
    Spelling ­ Pretest Spelling Homework Vocabulary Word Map Handout
  • 28.
    Homework Summary ­Tuesday, January 31, 2012 Reading 1. Study for quiz tomorrow Math 1. Practice book, page 35 Spelling 1. Vocabulary Word Map handout
  • 29.
    KEY Score Payment 0­3: $10 debit 4­5: $5 debit 9 6: $0 7: $2 credit 8: $3 credit 9: $4 credit 10: $10 credit Range: Mode: Median: Mean:
  • 30.
    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
  • 31.
    Spelling ­ Reviewand 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.
  • 32.