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This document outlines the homework assignments for 5th grade students from August 22nd to August 26th. It includes assignments in reading, math, writing, wordly wise, social studies/science, and Spanish. Students are expected to do independent reading each night and log their progress, with the first reading log running from August 24th to October 1st and being scored based on the number of pages read.
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Students have various homework assignments for the week of August 25th through 29th across different subjects. On Monday, summer reading projects are due in reading class and beginning math reviews will be assigned. A descriptive writing assignment and letter are due Tuesday. Wordly Wise lessons will be introduced on Wednesday. Social studies homework involves finding news articles about the same topic from different sources due Thursday. Lab notes are due in science on Tuesday. Nightly independent reading is expected to be logged weekly.
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Students have various homework assignments for the week of August 25th through 29th across different subjects. On Monday, summer reading projects are due in reading class and beginning math reviews will be assigned. A descriptive writing assignment and letter are due Tuesday. Wordly Wise lessons will be introduced on Wednesday. Social studies homework involves finding news articles about the same topic from different sources due Thursday. Lab notes are due in science on Tuesday. Nightly independent reading is expected to be logged weekly.
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