Week of February 22nd
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This document provides the homework assignments for 5th grade students from February 22nd to February 26th. It includes assignments for reading, math, writing, Wordly Wise, social studies, science/Discovery Center, and independent reading. For reading, students need to complete their reading logs by March 7th. In math, there are assignments on geometry and PEMDAS. On Thursday, students have a geometry book project due. For writing, a quiz on verbs is on Wednesday. Wordly Wise lessons include exercises from lessons 16. Social studies focuses on mass production week in the MakerSpace with no homework on Friday. Science assignments can be found on the teacher's blog. Students should read independently nightly for their reading log.
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