Monday, April 22, 2024

22 APRIL 2024

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Yet again, grade 5 is out of tissues!

Please bring some in if you need them!  Thank you!





GRADE 5 WILL BE HEADING TO THE Lakota Wolf Preserve

ON Friday, MAY 17!

I am still finalizing our permission slips.

More details to follow!

                                                  Lakota Wolf Preserve



CLASSWORK THIS WEEK    
    
ALL  WEEK     READ 30 minutes a day!
           TUES      PHONICS 127-130
            WED      
        THURS      Spelling Sentences U14
               FRI      Spelling Test U14, Tall Tale due
 ONGOING       Baptism Project


 
HOMEWORK

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LANGUAGE ARTS

  • ENG:  w.b. 62

  • READING:  Preview the "Reader Response" questions at the back of your booklet, and continue reading on your own.

  • TALL TALE: Final Draft due FRI ...Go on Language Arts Google Classroom for a copy of the questions
  • Language Arts Google Classroom

  • DON'T FORGET....work on your reading endurance for AT LEAST 30 minutes!




MATH






SOCIAL STUDIES






SCIENCE



RELIGION
  • ONGOING- Baptism Project-start filling out your Graphic Organizer Sheet






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Thursday, April 18, 2024

18 APRIL 2024

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This just in!

GRADE 5 WILL BE HEADING INTO THE WILD WOODS OF NEW JERSEY!

ON Friday, MAY 17, 

THE FIFTH GRADE

WILL BE GOING TO THE 

LAKOTA WOLF PRESERVE

FOR OUR CLASS TRIP!

More details to follow!

                                       Lakota Wolf Preserve



CLASSWORK THIS WEEK    
    
ALL  WEEK     READ 30 minutes a day!
           TUES      PHONICS 127-130
            WED      Scholastic packet due
        THURS      Vocab U13 due
               FRI      Vocab Test U13
 ONGOING      Publish Tall Tale 


 
HOMEWORK

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LANGUAGE ARTS

  • ENG:  w.b. 61

  • READING STREET:  test on Jane Goodall story

  • TALL TALE: Please continue editing your final drafts ...Go on Language Arts Google Classroom for a copy of the questions
  • Language Arts Google Classroom

  • DON'T FORGET....work on your reading endurance for AT LEAST 30 minutes!




MATH
  • IXL: Fractions-Number Lines, Equivalents, etc., listed under "Quizzes".  This is not a quiz, but an assignment.  Some children need to revisit this assignment (GA, LA, TB,SG, RN, RM, VO, VK, AR, MD, AA, MR), and can complete the "Copy Fractions-Number Lines, Equivalents, etc".  Please take your time and do the best you can.

  • IXL:  If you do not have to revisit the above assignment, you can jump to previewing how to subtract fractions--including fractions with unlike denominators and mixed numbers--please work for 15 minutes!  See links... Subtract Mixed Numbers   Subtracting Fractions with Unlike Denominators


  • IXL     
  • Khan Academy    
  • Sadlier Progress in Mathematics






SOCIAL STUDIES






SCIENCE



RELIGION
  • ONGOING- Baptism Project-start filling out your Graphic Organizer Sheet



Vocab U13  achievement (n.) something done successfully; something gained by working or trying hard acquire (v.) to get as one's own debate (n.) a discussion of reasons for and against something; (v.) to discuss reasons for and against something; to think about carefully before deciding exhibit (v.) to show clearly; to put on display; (n.) something shown to the public foe (n.) one who hates or tries to harm another; an enemy latter (adj.) closer to the end; relating to the second of two things discussed massacre (n.) the cruel killing of many people or animals; (v.) to kill many people or animals in a cruel way monotonous (adj.) dull as a result of not changing in any way preserve (v.) to keep safe from injury or ruin; to keep food from spoiling; (n.) an area set aside for the protection of wildlife sanitary (adj.) having to do with health; free of dirt and germs sprawl (v.) to lie or sit with arms and legs spread out; to spread out in a disorderly way widespread (adj.) happening in many places or to many people; fully open 


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Wednesday, April 17, 2024

17 APRIL 2024

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This just in!

GRADE 5 WILL BE HEADING INTO THE WILD WOODS OF NEW JERSEY!

ON Friday, MAY 17, 

THE FIFTH GRADE

WILL BE GOING TO THE 

LAKOTA WOLF PRESERVE

FOR OUR CLASS TRIP!

More details to follow!

                                       Lakota Wolf Preserve



CLASSWORK THIS WEEK    
    
ALL  WEEK     READ 30 minutes a day!
           TUES      PHONICS 123-126
            WED      Scholastic packet due
        THURS      Vocab U13 due
               FRI      Vocab Test U13
 ONGOING      Publish Tall Tale 


 
HOMEWORK

Search Resu

Web Result with Site Link

LANGUAGE ARTS

  • ENG:  w.b. 60

  • READING:  w.b. 88

  • TALL TALE: Please continue editing your final drafts ...Go on Language Arts Google Classroom for a copy of the questions
  • Language Arts Google Classroom

  • DON'T FORGET....work on your reading endurance for AT LEAST 30 minutes!




MATH






SOCIAL STUDIES






SCIENCE



RELIGION
  • ONGOING- Baptism Project



Vocab U13  achievement (n.) something done successfully; something gained by working or trying hard acquire (v.) to get as one's own debate (n.) a discussion of reasons for and against something; (v.) to discuss reasons for and against something; to think about carefully before deciding exhibit (v.) to show clearly; to put on display; (n.) something shown to the public foe (n.) one who hates or tries to harm another; an enemy latter (adj.) closer to the end; relating to the second of two things discussed massacre (n.) the cruel killing of many people or animals; (v.) to kill many people or animals in a cruel way monotonous (adj.) dull as a result of not changing in any way preserve (v.) to keep safe from injury or ruin; to keep food from spoiling; (n.) an area set aside for the protection of wildlife sanitary (adj.) having to do with health; free of dirt and germs sprawl (v.) to lie or sit with arms and legs spread out; to spread out in a disorderly way widespread (adj.) happening in many places or to many people; fully open 


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Tuesday, April 16, 2024

16 APRIL 2024

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CLASSWORK THIS WEEK    
    
ALL  WEEK     READ 30 minutes a day!
           TUES      PHONICS 123-126
            WED      Scholastic packet due
        THURS      Vocab U13 due
               FRI      Vocab Test U13

 
 ONGOING      Publish Tall Tale 


 
HOMEWORK

Search Resu

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LANGUAGE ARTS

  • ENG:  w.b. 59 (from last night)

  • READING:  Reader Response text page 224, #1-4 (we discussed a #1-2 in class today)

  • TALL TALE: Please continue editing your final drafts ...Go on Language Arts Google Classroom for a copy of the questions
  • Language Arts Google Classroom

  • DON'T FORGET....work on your reading endurance for AT LEAST 30 minutes!




MATH






SOCIAL STUDIES
  • Scholastic News- DUE WED...use your magazine and complete the packet--Eclipse Myths and Be A Quiz Whiz






SCIENCE



RELIGION
  • ONGOING- Baptism Project






Vocab U13  achievement (n.) something done successfully; something gained by working or trying hard acquire (v.) to get as one's own debate (n.) a discussion of reasons for and against something; (v.) to discuss reasons for and against something; to think about carefully before deciding exhibit (v.) to show clearly; to put on display; (n.) something shown to the public foe (n.) one who hates or tries to harm another; an enemy latter (adj.) closer to the end; relating to the second of two things discussed massacre (n.) the cruel killing of many people or animals; (v.) to kill many people or animals in a cruel way monotonous (adj.) dull as a result of not changing in any way preserve (v.) to keep safe from injury or ruin; to keep food from spoiling; (n.) an area set aside for the protection of wildlife sanitary (adj.) having to do with health; free of dirt and germs sprawl (v.) to lie or sit with arms and legs spread out; to spread out in a disorderly way widespread (adj.) happening in many places or to many people; fully open 


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Monday, April 15, 2024

15 APRIL 2024

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           HAVE YOU HEARD THE NEWS?

             We have pen pals from Italy!  

Mrs. Pachella's cousin is an English teacher in Italy, and reached out to us to be pen pals!  Ask your local fifth grade expert for details!

          The Italian school's website...You can click on English to translate! Collegio Sant'Antonio




CLASSWORK THIS WEEK    
    
ALL  WEEK     READ 30 minutes a day!
           TUES      PHONICS 123-126
            WED      Scholastic packet due
        THURS      Vocab U13 due
               FRI      Vocab Test U13

 
 ONGOING      Publish Tall Tale 


 
HOMEWORK

Search Resu

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LANGUAGE ARTS

  • ENG:  w.b. 59

  • READING:  finish w.b. pg 84--including the last writing prompt on loose leaf

  • TALL TALE: Please continue editing your final drafts ...Go on Language Arts Google Classroom for a copy of the questions
  • Language Arts Google Classroom

  • DON'T FORGET....work on your reading endurance for AT LEAST 30 minutes!




MATH






SOCIAL STUDIES
  • CHAPTER 2- finish Lesson 4 Notes

  • Scholastic News- DUE WED...use your magazine and complete the packet--Eclipse Myths and Be A Quiz Whiz






SCIENCE



RELIGION
  • ONGOING- Start asking family about their memories of your Baptism, or another important family event you would like to share!






Vocab U13  achievement (n.) something done successfully; something gained by working or trying hard acquire (v.) to get as one's own debate (n.) a discussion of reasons for and against something; (v.) to discuss reasons for and against something; to think about carefully before deciding exhibit (v.) to show clearly; to put on display; (n.) something shown to the public foe (n.) one who hates or tries to harm another; an enemy latter (adj.) closer to the end; relating to the second of two things discussed massacre (n.) the cruel killing of many people or animals; (v.) to kill many people or animals in a cruel way monotonous (adj.) dull as a result of not changing in any way preserve (v.) to keep safe from injury or ruin; to keep food from spoiling; (n.) an area set aside for the protection of wildlife sanitary (adj.) having to do with health; free of dirt and germs sprawl (v.) to lie or sit with arms and legs spread out; to spread out in a disorderly way widespread (adj.) happening in many places or to many people; fully open 


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Thursday, April 11, 2024

11 APRIL 2024

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           HAVE YOU HEARD THE NEWS?

             We have pen pals from Italy!  

Mrs. Pachella's cousin is an English teacher in Italy, and reached out to us to be pen pals!  Ask your local fifth grade expert for details!

          The Italian school's website...You can click on English to translate! Collegio Sant'Antonio



FYI...I am in the process of planning our school trip...Parents, please let me know if you are interested in joining us on our adventure this year!  Just send me a note or email.  Thanks!



CLASSWORK THIS WEEK    
    
ALL  WEEK     READ 30 minutes a day!
           TUES      PHONICS 123-126
            WED      
        THURS      
               FRI      Spelling Test U13

 
 ONGOING      Publish Tall Tale 


 
HOMEWORK

Search Resu

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LANGUAGE ARTS

  • READING:  finish reading Scholastic News, and complete the page of the packet on axolotls.

  • TALL TALE: Please continue editing your final drafts ...Go on Language Arts Google Classroom for a copy of the questions
  • Language Arts Google Classroom

  • ENG- IXL - Under "Quizzes", there is a ENG H/W Verb Practice assignment.  This is not a "quiz" but use your Irregular Verb list if need be!

  • DON'T FORGET....work on your reading endurance for AT LEAST 30 minutes!




MATH






SOCIAL STUDIES
  • CHAPTER 2- finish Lesson 3 Exit Ticket on Google Classroom
  • Scholastic News- finish reading the magazine and complete the back page of the magazine






SCIENCE



RELIGION
  • ONGOING- Start asking family about their memories of your Baptism, or another important family event you would like to share!






Spelling and Vocab U13  achievement (n.) something done successfully; something gained by working or trying hard acquire (v.) to get as one's own debate (n.) a discussion of reasons for and against something; (v.) to discuss reasons for and against something; to think about carefully before deciding exhibit (v.) to show clearly; to put on display; (n.) something shown to the public foe (n.) one who hates or tries to harm another; an enemy latter (adj.) closer to the end; relating to the second of two things discussed massacre (n.) the cruel killing of many people or animals; (v.) to kill many people or animals in a cruel way monotonous (adj.) dull as a result of not changing in any way preserve (v.) to keep safe from injury or ruin; to keep food from spoiling; (n.) an area set aside for the protection of wildlife sanitary (adj.) having to do with health; free of dirt and germs sprawl (v.) to lie or sit with arms and legs spread out; to spread out in a disorderly way widespread (adj.) happening in many places or to many people; fully open 


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Wednesday, April 10, 2024

10 APRIL 2024

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           HAVE YOU HEARD THE NEWS?

             We have pen pals from Italy!  

Mrs. Pachella's cousin is an English teacher in Italy, and reached out to us to be pen pals!  Ask your local fifth grade expert for details!

          The Italian school's website...You can click on English to translate! Collegio Sant'Antonio



FYI...I am in the process of planning our school trip...Parents, please let me know if you are interested in joining us on our adventure this year!  Just send me a note or email.  Thanks!



CLASSWORK THIS WEEK    
    
ALL  WEEK     READ 30 minutes a day!
           TUES      PHONICS 123-126
            WED      
        THURS      
               FRI      Spelling Test U 13

 
 ONGOING      Publish Tall Tale 


 
HOMEWORK

Search Resu

Web Result with Site Link

LANGUAGE ARTS

  • READING:  complete your "Ready, Set, Debate" sheet for Scholastic News--"YES" is even numbered students, "NO" is odd numbered students

  • TALL TALE: Please continue editing your final drafts ...Go on Language Arts Google Classroom for a copy of the questions
  • Language Arts Google Classroom

  • ENG w.b. 58

  • DON'T FORGET....work on your reading endurance for AT LEAST 30 minutes!




MATH






SOCIAL STUDIES






SCIENCE



RELIGION
  • finish your Italian pen pal letter!






Spelling and Vocab U13  achievement (n.) something done successfully; something gained by working or trying hard acquire (v.) to get as one's own debate (n.) a discussion of reasons for and against something; (v.) to discuss reasons for and against something; to think about carefully before deciding exhibit (v.) to show clearly; to put on display; (n.) something shown to the public foe (n.) one who hates or tries to harm another; an enemy latter (adj.) closer to the end; relating to the second of two things discussed massacre (n.) the cruel killing of many people or animals; (v.) to kill many people or animals in a cruel way monotonous (adj.) dull as a result of not changing in any way preserve (v.) to keep safe from injury or ruin; to keep food from spoiling; (n.) an area set aside for the protection of wildlife sanitary (adj.) having to do with health; free of dirt and germs sprawl (v.) to lie or sit with arms and legs spread out; to spread out in a disorderly way widespread (adj.) happening in many places or to many people; fully open 


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22 APRIL 2024

  <<KINDLY CHARGE YOUR CHROMEBOOK>>       Yet again, grade 5 is out of tissues! Please bring some in if you need them!  Thank yo...