Today is Valentine's Day and I have anonymously received the perfect gift - a beautiful bouquet of roses. To figure out who sent them, I will keep an eye out for anyone acting shy or sneaking glances at me, and try to compare the handwriting on the card to people I know. Once I determine who the secret admirer is, I will thank them personally for the lovely surprise.

1. Today is Valentine's Day. Imagine that you have just
anonymously received the perfect gift. Write about what
it is and how you will figure out who gave it to you.
Tuesday Ramon Eric
February 14, 2012
Cameron
David Linder
Adolfo Joey
Emma Alan G Cincere
Gia
Jose
Massire Brian
Andres Max
Alan R Matthew
Angel
Natalie
Joshua Brianna Ryan
Christian
Christopher
ElizabethRicardo
Nyashia
Sualee Carlos
Johnny
Roxana
Mitzy

6. Daily Warm­Up 2
2.13.12 Morning Reading ­ June Bugs
The Armadillo
Take a handout from the bin
in the front of the classroom.
Use you SMART Clickers to
answer the questions.
Return the handout (with
your name written on it) and
the clicker once you are
finished.

7. Reading ­ Who Says Robots Can't Think
(p. 358)
Analogies
Analogies compare
two pairs of words.
Sometimes analogies
use synonyms, words
that have similar
meanings. For
example broken is to
defective as tidy is to
neat.

8. Reading ­ Who Says Robots Can't Think
(p. 358)
Analogies: Synonyms
staggered is to swayed
as
marched is to paraded
or
excitement is to boredom?

9. Reading ­ Who Says Robots Can't Think
(p. 358)
Make Inferences and Analyze
Draw Conclusions
Making inferences about what happens in a story will
help you draw conclusions about characters and events
and come to a new understanding of the story.
Use your Conclusions Diagram as you reread the selection
to help you make inferences and draw conclusions.

10. Reading ­ Who Says Robots Can't Think
(p. 358)
Evidence Conclusion

12. Reading ­ Who Says Robots Can't Think
(p. 358)
Reading Homework
Practice book,
page 104

13. Math ­ Divisibility (p. 200)
Learn
The 82 members of the
singing group stand in
rows as they perform.
Can the singers stand
in 3 equal rows?
Math Word
divisible
A whole number is divisible by another number when
the first is divided by the second and the remainder is 0.

14. Math ­ Divisibility (p. 200)
A whole number is divisible by
if the number is divisible by
2 if the last digit is 0, 2, 4, 6, 8. 6
both 2 and 3.
if the sum of its digits is if the sum of the digits is
3 9
divisible by 3. divisible by 9.
5 if the last digit is 5 or 0. 10 if the last digit is 0.

16. Math ­ Divisibility (p. 200)
Math Homework
Practice book,
page 41

17. Language Arts ­ Comparative and
Superlative Adjectives (p. 270)
RULES
Comparative adjectives compare
two nouns or pronouns. Add ­er to
most adjectives to compare two
people, places, things or ideas.
Sugar is sweeter than honey.

18. Language Arts ­ Comparative and
Superlative Adjectives (p. 270)
RULES
Superlative adjectives
compare more than two nouns
or pronouns. Add ­est to most
adjectives to compare more
than two people, places, things
or ideas.
That is the sweetest cake of the
three cakes on the table.

21. Language Arts ­ Comparative and
Superlative Adjectives (p. 270)
Guided Practice
Name the correct adjective that compares.
Example: Split pea soup is (thicker, thickest) than chicken
soup.
1. Salsa is (hotter, hottest) than ketchup.
2. Blueberry cheesecake is (sweeter, sweetest) than
pumpkin pie.
3. Lemon meringue pie is the (sweeter, sweetest) of all.
4. Steaks are often (tougher, toughest) than lamb chops.
5. Fudge may be the (chewier, chewiest) candy.

22. Language Arts ­ Comparative and
Superlative Adjectives (p. 270)
Language Arts
Homework
Practice book,
page 56

23. Spelling ­ Words of the Week

24. Spelling ­ Words of the Week
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

25. Spelling ­ Word Sorts
director What do they have
in common?
/ r/
e
scholar
saucer

26. Spelling ­ Word Sorts
Sort each spelling word by finding the sound and
spelling pattern to which it belows. Write the spelling
words with the / r/ spelled:
e

27. Religion ­ During the Liturgy of the Word, we listen and
respond to the Word of God (p. 134)
Loving God, you have the words of
everlasting life.
We Gather
What are some stories that tell of
events that are important to you and
your family?

28. Religion ­ During the Liturgy of the Word, we listen and
respond to the Word of God (p. 134)
Class Work
Read pages 134 and 135.
Write the Key Word Liturgy of the Word
definition in your notebook.
Complete the WE RESPOND activity in
your textbook.

29. Religion ­ During the Liturgy of the Word, we listen and
respond to the Word of God (p. 134)
Religion Homework
1. What happens during the Liturgy of the
Word?
2. Whom does the entire assembly pray for?
Answer using complete sentences. Use your
notebook

30. Homework Summary ­ Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Reading
1. Practice book, page 104
Math
1. Practice book, page 41
Language Arts
1. Practice book, page 56
Religion
1. What happens during the Liturgy of the Word?
2. Whom does the entire assembly pray for?
3. Use your notebook

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