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This document outlines the homework assignments for 5th grade students from November 16th to November 20th. It includes the subjects of reading, math, writing, wordly wise, social studies, and science. For reading, the focus is on characterization, plot elements, and questioning. In math, students will work on multiplying fractions with worksheets. Writing includes a memoir and a test on nouns. Wordly Wise focuses on Lesson 9. Social studies covers the Civil War. Science/Discovery Center assignments can be found on the class blog. Students should also bring cans for a food drive and read independently every night.
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This document provides the homework assignments for 5th grade students from March 10th to March 14th. It includes assignments for each subject each day of the week. The reading log requires students to read one book from the genre list and pass a reading comprehension test between March 3rd and April 3rd. In math, students will have a test on fractions on Wednesday after reviewing fractions, completing practice problems, and finishing online assignments. On Thursday in writing, students will work on expository writing and using quotation marks correctly. Social studies assignments include blog responses on US immigration for Tuesday and Wednesday.
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This homework schedule outlines the subjects and assignments for 5th grade students from September 1st to September 5th. Students have reading assignments to update their reading logs, math assignments including factoring, divisibility rules, and prime/composite numbers. Writing assignments include descriptive writing and sentences. Social studies focuses on understanding point of view from different sources. Science and Spanish assignments are also listed, along with independent reading nightly to log at least 250 pages by October 1st.
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This document provides the homework assignments for 5th grade students from September 14th to September 18th. It outlines the subjects and focus for each day, including reading, math, writing, social studies, science/discovery center. The math focus includes algebra, word problems, prime factorization and divisibility rules. Students have math challenges, projects and quizzes due during this period. Reading logs are also due from August 24th to October 1st and are scored based on the number of pages read each week.
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This document provides the 5th grade homework schedule for the week of November 14th-18th. It includes assignments for various subjects each day such as reading Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH, completing math journal problems, studying for a quotation marks quiz in writing, lessons and exercises in Wordly Wise, working on a MovieMaker project about Life at War for social studies/science, and wearing their Discovery Group t-shirt. It also reminds students to complete their science journal assignment and that their Spanish performance is on Thursday the 17th at 7:30pm.
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This document provides the homework assignments for 5th grade students from March 14th to March 18th. It includes assignments for reading, math, writing, social studies, and science. In reading, students will practice inferencing skills and bring books to read. The math focus is on fractions with addition, subtraction, multiplication and division topics. Students will study verbs for a test in writing and learn about immigration for social studies, including blog posts and a field trip to Ellis Island. Science assignments are detailed on the teacher's blog. Nightly independent reading is also expected.
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This document provides the homework assignments for 5th grade students from April 14th to April 18th. It includes the subject, focus, and assignment for each day of the week. On Mondays the focus is on reading, geometry math, and persuasive writing. Tuesdays and Wednesdays focus on continuing work on geometry books and a US immigration research project. Thursday there is no school for Good Friday. Friday assignments include finishing a Wordly Wise unit test and checking the science blog for notes. Independent reading is assigned each night.
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This homework schedule outlines the assignments for 5th grade students from September 8th to September 12th. It includes daily focus areas in reading, math, writing, social studies, science, Spanish, and independent reading. In math, students will be working on concepts like prime numbers, square numbers, and divisibility rules, with a test on rules on Thursday. In social studies, students will begin a government study guide due on Wednesday and take a test. Reading and writing assignments include continuing genre books, updating reading logs, and descriptive writing exercises.
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The 5th grade homework assignment for the week of November 18th-22nd is summarized as follows: In reading, students should finish a genre book for the month and their reading log is due December 2nd. In math, students will study multiplication and division of 11's and 12's with quizzes on Thursday, and no homework the following week. In writing, the focus is on paragraphs and completing gratitude journals. For Wordly Wise, students have exercises and a test on Unit 9. Social studies reviews the Civil War, and science focuses on the discovery center. Independent reading is required each night.
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This document provides the homework schedule for 5th grade students for the week of November 14-18. It outlines the subjects and assignments for each day, including reading Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH, working on math equations and quizzes, practicing quotation marks for a quiz on Thursday, completing Wordly Wise lessons and tests, working on a MovieMaker project about Life at War that is due on Friday, filling out science discovery journals, having Spanish class, performing in a play on Thursday, and maintaining a daily reading log.
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This document provides a summary of homework assignments for 5th grade students from September 14th to September 18th. It outlines the subject focus and assignments for each day, including reading comprehension, math problems involving algebra and word problems, writing workshops, vocabulary lessons, social studies activities, and independent reading logs. Students are expected to complete math projects by September 28th and submit the first math challenge on September 16th.
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This document provides the homework assignments for 5th grade students from September 14th to September 18th. It outlines the subjects and focus for each day, including reading, math, writing, social studies, science/discovery center. For math, the focuses are algebra, word problems, prime factorization and divisibility rules. Writing focuses on subject/predicate. A short reading log is also assigned to be completed by October 1st tracking pages read.
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