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Homework Sept 24
1. Name:_______________ September 24 – 28, 2012 Mrs. Neal
http://bpsneal3.berkeleyprep.net/
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
TOTAL
Total Weekday
Read for 30 minutes Read for 30 minutes Read for 30 minutes Read for 30 minutes
and Weekend
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Minutes
Reading Logs Due Tomorrow!
Minutes Read:_____ Minutes Read:_____ Minutes Read:_____ Minutes Read:_____ ______ ______
INITIALS
Home Links: Home Links: Home Links: Home Links:
Math 2-2 2-3 2-4 2-5
Practice Addition Facts Practice Addition Facts Practice Addition Facts Practice + Facts
English
Wordly Wise Wordly Wise Wordly Wise
Wordly Wise
Wordly Lesson #2 Lesson #2 Lesson #2 Lesson #2
Wise Parts A & B Parts C & D Part E, #8-15
Study for test
(circle answers only) (circle answers only) (complete sentences)
Check Spanish blog for today’s assignment
Spanish http://bpsspanish.berkeleyprep.net/p/3rd-grade.html
OPTIONAL SPELLING LOGLOGLOGLOG
Other FUN on the back of LOGLOGLOGLOG
this sheet LOGLOGLOGLOG
REMINDERS:
Extra Sept. 28th- Fall Tailgate and a special SHOESDAY event!
(See newsletter)
th
Oct.5 - Individual pictures
2. SPELLING FUN ~ AUGUST-OCTOBER
This Week’s
Words friend really school when who
Puzzle words - Use a piece of
CHOO CHOO:
white construction paper. Write Write your words in any art
Write the entire list end to end
your words, making sure that format: glitter, using the
as one long word, using different
the words cover the entire page. computer, use a finger to trace
colors of crayon or ink for each
Then cut them out (color if you the words in a tray of rice or
new word.
wish) and put them in a baggie flour, etc.
with your name on it.
Pretend you’re a cheerleader Draw a picture and write your Write your words forwards, then
and call out your words. words in the picture. backwards.
SILLY STRING: X Words:
Write a creative story using your
With a long string, “write” words Write two words that share a
spelling words. (Be sure that it
in cursive, using the string to common letter so they criss
makes sense!)
shape the letters. cross.
Make a word search using your OTHER HANDED:
3D art:
spelling words. If you are right handed, write
Write your spelling words using
http://www.puzzlemaker.com/ your words with your left hand,
modeling clay.
Select “Word Search”. or vice versa.