1.31.13 classwork thursday

1Christy

Samira

Leon

Kareena

Philicia

Ayanna

Lilah

Remy

Donovan

MichaelYamilee

Jessica

Leslie

Jose

Carlos

BryanRicardo

Alexis

David

Jordan

Alejandra

Kathy

Diana

Ixza

Emily

Jaileen

Jeffrey

ThursdayJanuary 31, 2013

What would your family rather do together: go bowling, see a movie, play a board game, or have an indoor picnic? Explain.

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2DO NOW:Write the x12 Times Table ten times.

Morning Work

3Reading Civil Rights (p. 392)

Talk About ItWhat rights do you think all citizens of the Unites States should have? What does discrimination mean to you?

Look at the picture and respond in writing.

4To scald means "to heat to a temperature just below the boiling point."

Giving permission for something allows it to happen.

An autograph is a person's signature.

A fare is the price charged to transport a person.

5If you have blurted out something, you said it suddenly, without thinking.

Something clenched is closed or squeezed together tightly.

Chiseled means "chipped or shaped by a metal tool called a chisel."

Something that is spectacular is very unusual or remarkable.

6Writing Civil Rights

News WritingSuppose that you live in the 1960s and work for the civil rights movement. Write a news article describing your experience.

Use FOUR vocabulary words and highlight them.

7Reading Lunch Counter Encounter (p. 394)

HomophonesHomophones are words that sound the same but have different meanings and spellings. For example, the word fare has a different meaning than the word fair.

Character and SettingA character is a person or animal in a story.The setting of the story is where and when it takes place.

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Joe, PaulJune 1963, Mississippi

Joe's motherbaseball field or park

man, woman in wheelchair

drugstore

A Character and Setting Chart can help you list important details about characters and settings. These two features are part of the story structure.

9Reading Goin' Someplace Special (p. 396)

GenreHistorical Fiction tells a story in which fictional characters take part in actual events from the past.

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stonemason: a person who cuts stone or builds walls or other things from stone.

BLT: an abbreviation for bacon, lettuce, and tomato sandwich.

zinnia: any of several garden plants such as large daisies, grown from their showy flowers of many colors.

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Character Setting'Tricia Ann is respectful and funny, and loves Someplace Special.

Mama Frances's house

Mama Frances is strong and independent.

On the bus

'Tricia Ann is hurt that people are staring at her.

The Southland Hotel

Blooming Mary is kind, but misunderstood by others.

The Mission Church ruins

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Reading Homework

Use your Character and Setting Chart to help you summarize Goin' Someplace Special. Be sure your summary includes the most important information from the story.

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Math Power Practice / Homework Review

DO NOW:

Complete the Multiplication Record Sheet.

Go over homework.

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Math Fluency Practice (p. 289)

Mathematical Practice

Complete exercises 120 on loose leaf paper.

Show ALL work. Circle the final answer. Work will be graded as

CLASSWORK. This is practice for

Monday's Math exam.

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Math Homework"Review" pages 291293

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Spelling Exam

Exam Drop off

exam in RED BIN.

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Language Arts Punctuation in Dialogue (p. 424)

Class Work Copy the RULES

Complete 120 on pages 424425

Homework Extra Practice, page 492 125

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Anadverbtellsmoreaboutaverboradjective.Adverbsusuallytellwhere,how,orwhensomethinghappened.Adverbsthattellhoworinwhatmannersomethinghappenedoftenendinly.

Identifytheadverbineachsentence.Thendragittothecorrectplaceinthechart.

Ourcatranaway.

Sheansweredthequestionhonestly.

Juliaisneverabsent.

Thebandplayedextremelywell.

Wewatchedthebaseballgameyesterday.

Theplaneflewoverhead.

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never

extremely

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Homework Summary for Thursday February 1, 2013

Reading

Use your Character and Setting Chart to help you summarize Goin' Someplace Special. Be sure your summary includes the most important information from the story.

Math"Review" pages 291293

Language ArtsExtra Practice, page 492 125

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