Morning Work Thursday 9.29.16

Solve using BOX METHOD!

1. 26 x 4
2. 24 x 14
3. 30 x 2
4. 30 x 12
5. 16 x 23
REMEMBER:
1. Draw your box.
2. Write your numbers in expanded form around it.
3. Multiply.
4. Add them all up!

Happy Wednesday!

Today is MUSIC DAY!! :)
Morning Work- In Morning Work Section:
Solve two ways:
1. 350 + 124
2. 350 + 750
3. 250 - 130
4. 42 x 37
5. 73 x 12

Just Catching up!

We haven't been using the blog as much in the classroom, but I wanted to quickly catch everyone up with some things that we have been working on in the Class! I shall try and update more to come! Check out our AWESOME projects we're working on with our LOVELY student examples! :) 

Computer Lab!!

Typing Game 1
Typing Game 2

Cause and Effect Study Zone
Cause and Effect Ice Cream Game
Idiom Games
Slime Kids Idiom Game

Happy Friday-ishhhhhhh

Here's my Game board:

1.Find two numbers that will make 100.
2. Find three numbers that will make 100.

3. Make your own game board with two numbers that will make 100.

Morning Work!

Morning Work!

Happy Thursday!
*if you're not finished by 8:10, you will have to stay behind from PE.

Solve two different ways:
1. 563 + 937=
2. 224 + 199=
3. 184 + 162=

Round to the nearest hundred AND add:
4.  596 + 221=
5.  197 + 829=
6.  110 + 150=

Happy Wednesday!

CONTINUING THE ROUNDING PRACTICE:

*Round to the nearest THOUSAND:

7. 72,568

8.135,211

9. 25,799

*Round to the nearest TEN THOUSAND:

10. 64,255

11. 549,227

12. 1,356,111

Tuesday!

Happy Tuesday!Today is Library Day!
Morning Work!
Copy the Sentences and fill in the missing subject or predicate. Underline the VERBS.
1. The small gray mouse _____________________________________.
2. The creepy weird lady _____________________________________.
3. ____________________________thought it would be funny to scare Mr. Morton.
4. Sometimes we _____________________________________.
5. When ______________________________ heard the shrieking laugh of an old lady.
6. 45+13
7. 145+113
8. Round to the nearest tens: 17,529
9. Round to the nearest hundred: 17,529
10. Round to the nearest ten thousand: 17,529

Reading:
Rocks in his Head
Authors Purpose- Easy as PIE!-Flocabulary Authors Purpose

Science:
Powerpoint on ROCKS!
Check this out

Math:
Check homework!
Playing with Dice today!
-Expanded form review
TRASHCAN!

Chalkable Test

https://inow.bhamcityschools.org/InformationNow/Login.aspx?ReturnUrl=%2fInformationNOW%2fLogin.aspx%3fReturnUrl%3d%252finformationNow%252fDefault.aspx

Put in your password: student2016
New password: hayes2016

Happy Monday!

I hope that you had a FABULOUS weekend! Get out your SKINNY math workbook (SLTMW) and work on pages P3-P7. :) EASY! You have til 8:15 to move your clip and to finish this work!

Its Finally Friday!!!

Morning Work:
1. What are the three main types of rocks?
2. How do alligators and Crocodiles use rocks?
3.Write in INTERROGATIVE sentence and circle the end punctuation:
4.Write a Declarative Sentence and circle the end punctuation:
5. Write a COMPLETE PREDICATE to finish the sentence: The little hobbit ________________.
6. Circle the SIMPLE SUBJECT in number 6.

Quiz Tomorrow!

Math:
Comparing Numbers and Rounding
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pNfz-JU2cKE
-When looking at 2 numbers, you will show which number is bigger.
-You will Round numbers to the nearest ten, hundred, and thousand.
-You will show that you know what the value of each digit is in any number given to you.
- You will be able to write any number in expanded form.

Science:
We just started talking about ROCKS!
-You will tell the 3 types of rocks and how they are formed!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CeuYx-AbZdo

Reading:
-You will turn in a BEAUTIFUL Book Review, Summary, and Biography tomorrow! That will count as a quiz grade! 

Happy Thursday!

Things to have on desk: Social Studies Notebook, Science Notebook, Binder, Pencil. 

Morning Work: Complete the sentences: (answers must be longer than one word.)

1. The zebra __________________________.

2. The zebra __________________________.

3. My mom and sister _________________________.

4. ____________________ swam and fished in the lake at Oak Mountain.

5. __________________________________ ran a long and hard race.

6.___________________________________ran a long and hard race.

7. The mouse in the dumpster _________________________.

8. _______________________ bought a cell phone that had a scratch on it.

Happy Wednesday!

Today is Music Day!
TO DO:

• Turn in ALL Morning work that is in your binder.
• Start a new page in the Morning Work Section:

Morning Work: Copy the Sentences. Underline the Complete subject. Circle the Complete predicate.
1. The people in the US are friendly.
2. People like to live in the south because of the weather.
3. Most people that live in Alabama are happy.
4. The best place in Alabama is the beach.
5. I go to the beach every summer to swim in the ocean.
6. The beach is located in the Lower Coastal Plain.
7. We learned about that in school.

Reading Project: Due Date: FRIDAY 6/9/16

Let's make Something!

We've read Because of Winn-Dixie a few times, now let's look at showing our knowledge to the world!

What you will do:

• write a short biography about the author.
• write a short summary about the book.
• write a review of the book.
• will draw/create and ALERNATE BOOK COVER in order to demonstrate full knowledge of the text. The cover, biography, summary, and review will all be attached and turned in.

How it will be graded:

	1	2	3	4	5
Overall Accuracy	There is no evidence to back up project.		Most information can be backed up through information in the text.		Above and Beyond! A ton of information presented! Info is true and has evidence to back it up.
Overall Neatness	Pages are wrinkled, bent, and/or out of order. Handwriting is not neat/hard to read.		Most everything is attractive and well put together. Pages are not bent, or wrinkled. Handwriting is mostly neat.		Everything is very attractive and well put together.  No pages are bent, wrinkled,
Overall Organization	Pages are out of order and/or not attached neatly/securely.		Pages are attached in order: 1. Book Cover, 2. Author Biography, 3. Book Summary, 4. Book Review		Above and beyond! Pages are attached securely and in order: 1. Book Cover 2. Author Biography 3. Book Summary 4. Book Review
Author Biography	Written with no regard to complete sentences, punctuation, spelling, or capitalization.	Written with grammatical errors.	Very well written with very few grammatical errors.	Very well written and no grammatical errors.	Very well written and no grammatical errors. Use of RICH and descriptive language.
Book Review	Written with no regard to complete sentences, punctuation, spelling, or capitalization.	Written with grammatical errors.	Very well written with very few grammatical errors.	Very well written with no grammatical errors.	Very well written and no grammatical errors.
Book Summary	Written with no regard to complete sentences, punctuation, spelling, or capitalization.	Written with grammatical errors.	Very well written with very few grammatical errors.	Very well written with no grammatical errors.	Very well written and no grammatical errors.
Book Cover	Book cover is lacking in color, neatness, and/or does not fit the story.	-	Book cover is neat but lacking in attractiveness. Fits the story well.	-	Very neat and colorful! Creative, attractive, and accurately fits the story.
Total Points:	/35		PERCENTAGE:
Comments:

HAPPY TUESDAY!

Weekend Journal!

In your Language Arts notebook: Label Weekend Journal in the TOC, then write all about your weekend on the first available page! Remember to use complete sentences! When you are finished writing, go back and UNDERLINE all of the verbs. 
Remember that verbs show ACTION!

Scientific Method in Action!

Our crew put the Scientific Method in action today going through a series of experiments to answer the question: "What happens if you each a bunch of mentos and drink coke?" We found that if you drink coke as you eat mentos, the acid in your stomach will react with the candy and it will release a bunch of gas! 😜 We found that the biggest reaction was with Coke Zero and mentos and that Sprite still reacted, but not as much. We THINK Coke Zero had the biggest reaction because of the chemicals in it- but further investigation would have to take place in order for us to be sure. This is all because of "nucleation"- All of that fizz – is squeezed into the liquid and looking for a way out.

Everyone did their own, but we also did a BIG Coke Zero to see what the big reaction would be like. Check it! 

Enjoy our Video!!! 

STUDY GUIDE!

What do you need to know for your BIG OL TEST TOMORRROW?
Reading/Language Arts:

What is a Summary?
What is a Plot?
What are Characters?
What is an Inference?
What "backs up" your inference?

Subjects and Predicates
Watch the video^^^^
What is a Subject?
What is a Predicate?
What is a simple Subject?
What is a simple Predicate?
-Be able to point these out in sentences.

What are the 4 Types of Sentences and How do you tell them apart? Be able to give examples.
Declarative- Makes a statement; ends in period.
Interrogative- Asks a question; ends in question mark.
Exclamatory- Shows strong feeling or surprise; ends in exclamation mark.
Imparative- Gives a command or makes a request; ends usually with a period.

Vocabulary from Because of Winn Dixie:

9. Peculiar- Strange or odd. Weird

10. Talent- a natural ability to do something well.

Math:
All things PLACE VALUE!
**LOOK in your Math Notebook for your chart!
*Be able to fill in a chart like this:

*Be able to tell the VALUE each digit has in ANY number that I give you.

example- 

356,287

What is the VALUE of the 6? 

yes, 6,000 because it is in the THOUSANDS place. 

Science:

Scientific Method Video
Watch the video^^^^^
What is a hypothesis?
Be able to list the Steps of the Scientific Method:
1. Ask a Question.
2. Make a Hypothesis.
3. Do an Experiment.
4. Analyze Results.
5. Make a Conclusion.
6. Communicate Results- make someone else smarter!

Happy Thursday!

Morning Work:
Subjects and Predicates: Page 62-63 in grammar Textbook.

• READ THE PASSAGE in blue to understand subjects and predicates.
• Write the Sentences and follow the directions
• Complete part A and B before PE.