This document contains a writing prompt asking students to write five or more rules that should be included in a book called "Using Your Manners at School." It then lists the daily homework assignments for several subjects: 1. The reading homework is to complete practice problems on page 164 of the reading textbook. 2. The math homework is to complete math problems 16-23 on page 337 of the math textbook. 3. The spelling homework is to study for an upcoming spelling quiz. 4. The language arts homework is to complete practice problems on page 92 of the language arts textbook.

1. Would you rather be a police officer or a
firefighter? Explain.
Tuesday
May 15, 2012
Alan G
Linder
Ryan Jose Andres
Brian Adolfo
David
JoshuaChristopher
Gia Ramon
Cincere
Emma
Alan R Ricardo
Brianna
Natalie
Elizabeth
Christian Johnny
Nyashia
Sualee Angel
Matthew Cameron
Massire
Roxana Mitzy Joey
Carlos Max

2. Morning Writing
National Etiquette
Week is celebrated the
third week in May.
Write five or more rules
that you think should
be included in a book
called "Using Your
Manners at School."
Write neatly, skipping a line, and use loose­leaf (lined)
paper. Hand in once you are finished. The work will be
graded.

3. Reading ­ The Healing Power of Plants (p. 568)
Strategy
Use a Thesaurus/Dictionary
Antonyms
Antonyms are words with
opposite meanings.
For example, the word vast
means very great in size and As we read "The Healing Power of
Plants," identify clues that reveal the
an antonym for vast would be meanings of highlighted words. We
small. will read these words again in "A
Historic Journey."
Knowing antonyms can be
helpful for defining words.

4. Reading ­ The Healing Power of Plants (p. 568)
Skill
Cause and Effect
A cause is the reason why something happens.
An effect is the result, or the thing that happens.
To identify cause­and­effect relationships, we ask "What
happened?" to find the effect, and "Why?" to find the
cause.
Signal words such as so, since, therefore, because,
cause, effect and as a result often indicate a cause­
and­effect relationship.

5. Reading ­ The Healing Power of Plants (p. 568)
Reading Homework
Practice book, page 164

6. Math ­ Divide Mixed Numbers (p. 326)
How to Divide Mixed
Numbers:
Step 1
Write both numbers as
fractions.
Step 2
Multiply the dividend by
the reciprocal of the
divisor.
Step 3
Simplify

7. Math ­ Divide Mixed Numbers (p. 326)
Class Work
Exercise 1 ­12 on page 335.
Divide. Write each answer in
simplest form.
Use your SMART Response clickers
to enter your answer.

8. Math ­ Divide Mixed Numbers (p. 326)
Math Homework
Textbook, page 337 16­23

9. Silent
Snack

10. Spelling

11. Spelling ­ Pretest
1. prewash 11. misjudge
2. disable 12. discomfort
3. discolor 13. dismount
4. mistaken 14. misunderstand
5. preheats 15. disobey
6. mistrust 16. dishonest
7. incorrect 17. injustice
8. disconnect 18. disapprove
9. preview 19. inexpensive
10. prejudge 20. indefinite

12. Spelling ­ Review and Proofread
Many people are mistakin about what they can do to help protect
nature. They think that the destruction of our environment is an
injustis, but they don't know how they can help. In fact, there are
plenty of easy and inexpencive ways to take action. Some people
disobay recycling laws because they don't know any better! You can
tell people who litter or pollute that you disaproove. Don't prejuge
others, but take some time to learn what you can do to help.
mistaken Disobey
1. _____________ 3. _____________ 4. ______________
inexpensive
disapprove injustice
2. _____________ 5. _____________ 6.Prejudge
______________

13. Many people are mistakin about what they can
do to help protect nature. They think that the
destruction of our environment is an injustis, but
they don't know how they can help. In fact, there
are plenty of easy and inexpencive ways to take
action. Some people disobay recycling laws
because they don't know any better! You can tell
people who litter or pollute that you disaproove.
Don't prejuge others, but take some time to learn
what you can do to help.

16. Spelling ­ Review and Proofread
Writing Activity
Write a paragraph about things that you
can do to help protect nature in your area.
Use four words from your spelling list.

17. Spelling ­ Review and Proofread
Spelling Homework
Study for quiz

18. Language Arts ­ Mixed Review (p. 440)
Quick Write
Write five sentences about what you like about social
studies. Include at least three prepositional phrases and
two interjections.

19. Wow, did you know I can learn about people
with my brother's names?
Well, Social Studies is fun to me.
Without George Washington, there wouldn't
have been a first president.

20. Language Arts ­ Mixed Review (p. 440)
Practice
Write each sentence. Draw one line under the prepositional phrase. Draw
two lines under the preposition in the phrase. Circle object of the
preposition.
1. After the Civil War, many people went West.
2. They came to the gold fields.
3. Homesteaders wanted new lives for their families.
4. For other folks, gold was their goal.
5. Wagon trains traveled across the country.

21. Language Arts ­ Mixed Review (p. 440)
Practice
Write each sentence. Draw one line under the prepositional phrase. Draw
two lines under the preposition in the phrase. Circle object of the
preposition.
6. Some wagons went to the Oregon Territory.
7. Other pioneers moved south into California.
8. Over the mountains, the wagons moved.
9. Travel was easiest along riverbeds.
10. Under the stars, people slept.

22. Language Arts ­ Mixed Review (p. 440)
Class Work
Exercise 11­25 on page 441
Writing Activity ­ A Speech
Imagine that you are a pioneer on your way West. Write a
speech that tells about one of your adventures. Use clear
and interesting words to describe your experience.
APPLY MECHANICS AND USAGE: Include interjections,
prepositional phrases, and complex sentences. Circle
each interjection. Underline each prepositional phrase.
Write complex above each complex sentence.

23. Language Arts ­ Mixed Review (p. 440)
Language Arts
Homework
Practice book, page 92

24. Religion ­ Chapter 17 Exam
Exam
• Answer the questions using
your SMART Response
clickers.
• Do NOT turn off clickers
when finished.
• Return test paper to the
back of the room in the bin
labeled "Exam."
• Good luck!

25. Homework Summary ­ Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Reading
1. Practice book, page 164
Math
1. Textbook, page 337 16­23
Spelling
1. Study for quiz
Language Arts
1. Practice book, page 92

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