September 5th 2011
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The document outlines the homework assignments for 5th grade students from September 5th through September 9th. It includes assignments in reading, math, writing, WordlyWise, social studies/science, Spanish, and independent reading. For reading, students will discuss their summer reading projects and plot elements. In math, they will study divisibility rules. Writing assignments include journaling. WordlyWise lessons include exercises and a test. Social studies involves finishing a quilt square design while science focuses on the discovery center.
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This document provides a homework schedule for 5th grade students for the week of January 13th to January 17th. It lists the subject focus and assignments for each day, including completing fraction worksheets in math on Monday, a plural/possessive noun quiz in writing on Tuesday, studying for tests in wordly wise and science on Wednesday and Thursday, and beginning to study for the next vocabulary quiz in social studies on Friday. It also reminds students to do independent reading every night and provides details on the reading log requirements and scoring scale.
Week of January 6th
This document provides the homework schedule for 5th grade students for the week of January 6th through January 10th. It lists the subject focus for each day, including reading exercises on nouns on Monday, math exercises on Tuesday and Wednesday, a writing worksheet on Thursday, and a test on Friday for the Wordly Wise lesson. It also notes that students should do independent reading each night to log in their reading logs.
Week of December 9th
The document provides a weekly homework schedule for 5th grade students from December 9th to December 13th. It includes assignments for reading, math, writing, wordly wise, social studies, science/discovery center, Spanish, and independent reading. Students are to complete reading, math, and writing assignments daily. They have assessments in reading on paragraphs and in social studies on the Civil War. They also need to prepare for the winter concert and complete their fourth reading log by reading from a required genre and passing a reading comprehension test.
Week of December 2nd
This document provides the homework assignments for 5th grade students from December 2nd to December 6th. It includes daily assignments in reading, math, writing, wordly wise, social studies, science/discovery center, Spanish, and independent reading. Students are reminded to bring a wrapped gift in a solid color bag on Friday for the wrap-in and that the fourth reading log will run from December 2nd to January 6th, requiring reading from one genre on the required list.
Week of February 6th
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