The document is a request for Valentine's Day gift preferences. It asks whether you would rather receive chocolates, flowers, or a book for Valentine's Day and to explain your choice. The summary is: 1) The document asks about Valentine's Day gift preferences between chocolates, flowers, and books. 2) It requests an explanation for the choice. 3) The summary provides context about the timing of the document being near Valentine's Day.

1. Would you rather receive a box of chocolates,
flowers, or a book for Valentine's Day? Explain.
Monday
February 13, 2012
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Cincere
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2. Morning Reading
June Bugs
2.13.12 Morning Reading ­ June Bugs

3. Reading ­ Into the Future (p. 357)
Talk About It
What kinds of new
technology do you
know about? What
inventions would you
like to see in the
future?
Picture Prompt
Pull
Pull
Look at the picture and respond in
writing.

4. Reading ­ Into the Future (p. 357)
robot
A robot is programmed to do the
jobs that a person usually does.
What could a robot
Pull
do for you?

5. Reading ­ Into the Future (p. 357)
defective
Something that is defective has a
flaw or weakness.
Tell about an object
Pull
you had that was
defective.

6. Reading ­ Into the Future (p. 357)
meteor
A meteor is a piece of rock from
space.
Describe a meteor to
Pull
someone who has
never seen one.

7. Reading ­ Into the Future (p. 357)
rotated
Rotated means "turned around
on an axis or a central point."
What other kinds of
Pull
things can be
rotated?

8. Reading ­ Into the Future (p. 357)
staggered
Someone who staggered would
be said to have swayed or
walked unsteadily.
What is an antonym
Pull
for the word
staggered?

9. Reading ­ Into the Future (p. 357)
reversed
Reversed means "moved in the
opposite direction."
What would happen if
you reversed the
Pull
spelling of the word
racecar?

10. Reading ­ Into the Future (p. 357)
dangling
Something that is dangling is
hanging or swinging loosely.
What is a synonym for
Pull
dangling?

11. Reading ­ Into the Future (p. 357)
tokens
Tokens are pieces that mark your
place on a game board.
Do you pick the same
Pull
tokens each time you
play a board game?

12. Reading ­ Into the Future (p. 357)
Reading Homework
Practice book,
page 103

13. Spelling ­ Pretest
1. sugar 11. crater
2. gentler 12. pillar
3. scissors 13. splendor
4. founder 14. peddler
5. director 15. professor
6. scholar 16. shatter
7. saucer 17. governor
8. labor 18. vapor
9. commander 19. equator
10. error 20. soldier

14. Spelling ­ Pretest

15. Social Studies ­ Building a Colony (p. 161)
The Plymouth Colony survived
thanks to the help of
Tisquantum, and to the good
trade relations the colonists
formed with neighboring
Native American groups.
Why did the Plymouth colonists want to buy furs from
the Native Americans?
What did the colonists trade for furs?

16. Social Studies ­ Building a Colony (p. 161)
Picture Glossary
Write the definition to furs, metal, goods, and cloth and
draw a picture. Use the dictionary from the Reading
Lounge.

17. Social Studies ­ Plymouth Grows (p. 162)
Class Work
Finish reading pages 162­163.
Copy the SUMMARY on page 163 in your
notebook.
Answer questions 3­5 on page 163 in your
notebook.

18. Social Studies ­ Plymouth Grows (p. 162)
Social Studies
Homework
Textbook page 163,
question 6.

19. Religion ­ The Introductory Rites bring us
together as a community (p. 132)
Do Now
Read pages 132 ­ 133
Complete the WE RESPOND on page 133

20. Homework Summary ­ Monday, February 13, 2012
Reading
1. Practice book, page 103
Social Studies
1. Textbook, page 163
2. Question 6
3. Use your notebook
Spelling
1. ABC Order

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