Week of January 4th
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The homework assignments for 5th grade for the week of January 4th include: - Reading logs and non-fiction text features. Math includes a review and starting geometry with assignments written in notebooks. Writing focuses on informational writing and pronouns with a quiz on Wednesday. Wordly Wise lessons, social studies on BizTown, and science/Discovery Center landforms assignments can be found on the classroom blog. Students should read independently every night and start a new reading log on January 5th.
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