1. If you could remake your favorite movie, which onewould you choose and what would you change?TuesdayRemyMarch 19, 2013BryanEmily Leslie Ricardo Michael AdrianetteSamira Christy Jaileen AyannaLeonAlexis JessicaIxza DonovanKathyJordanKareena Lilah AlejandraYamilee DianaPhiliciaEdwardJeffrey Carlos David

2. Morning WorkDO NOW:Write the x5Times Table tentimes. 3. ReadingAim: North Pole SouthPole (p. 514)Talk About It: Whatimages come to mindwhen you think aboutthe North and South Pole? Why would it beexciting to explore these places?Picture Prompt: Look at the picture andrespond in writing. Write two paragraphs (35sentences each). 4. Frigid weather is very cold.If you triumph over someone, you arevictorious or successful.Dismantled means "taken apart."If a place is uninhabited, no one lives there. 5. Labor is work.Something that is treacherous is full ofdanger.An expedition is a trip for exploring orstudying.If you abandon something, you give it up orleave it forever. 6. ReadingAim: Ice and More Ice(p. 516)By breaking down anunfamiliar word into parts, such as the Root,the Prefix, at the beginning of the word andthe Suffix, at the end of the word you canfigure out its definition.For example, uninhabited (uninhabited)means "not lived in." 7. ProblemExplorers of the Arctic facemany problems due to theregionss harsh climate.AttemptOutcomePearysexpedition When Henson moved inslipped into apacks to avoid lead, Ootahlanes of water rescued him. called "leads."AttemptOutcomePearys team One member slept in groups saved thein case leads team when an opened up atice island night. formed. AttemptOutcomeThey built igloosSometimes theto protectwind would themselves dismantle thefrom the harsh igloos. wind.Solution By working as a team, Peary and Henson finally made it to the North Pole. 8. ReadingAim: Spirit of Endurance(p. 518)Nonfiction givesinformation and factsabout real people,places, events, andsituations.A Problem and Solution Map helps you askquestions to figure out problems and solutionsin a selection. 9. hack: to cut or chop unevenly with heavyblows from a tool, such as an ax.glacier: a large mass of ice that movesslowly over land.blubber: a layer of fat under the skin ofwhales and certain other sea animals. It canbe used as a source of oil that is burned inlamps. 10. abandoned dismantled expedition frigid labor treacherous triumph uninhabited1. Whenrowingbecametoodifficult,we_______ourplan tosailuptheriver.2. Afterthechildfinishedthepuzzle,he_______it.3. LewisandClarkledthe_______west.4. The_______temperaturemadeittoocoldtogoout.5. The_______wedidwasworthitwhenwesawthe finishedgarden.6. Therainmadedrivingconditions_______.7. Theteamfeltasenseof_______whentheywoneight oftheirlasttengames.8. Judgingfromthedustandspiderwebs,thehousehad been_______foralongtime. 11. Problem Without a ship, the men mustrescue themselves. OutcomeAttemptThe men give They attemptup and makecrossing the ice camp on anto reach Paulet ice floe, which Island.starts to melt. OutcomeAttempt The men makeShackleton it to Elephantgives the order Island, but is to launch the deserted. Theyboats.still need to berescued. Attempt OutcomeShackleton They land onand othersthe wrong side leave to find of the islandhelp on South and must hikeGeorgia Island.across it.SolutionShackleton reaches the whaling station and returns toElephant Island to take his crew home. 12. ReadingAim: The Bottom of theWorld (p. 536)Nonfiction Articles presentfacts about real people,living things, places,situations, or events.A Primary Source is information that comes fromthe time being studies. Journals and Letters aretwo types of primary sources. Journals providedaily records written by a person for his or herown use. Letters are a way for people to shareinformation with others through writing. 13. Continent refers to one of the seven mainland masses on the globe.Observations are remarks or notes youmake or write after you watch whathappens.When we say a volume of ice, we meanthe amount of space it takes up. 14. AntarcticaNorth AmericaAustraliaAsiaEuropeAfricaSouth America 15. Reading HomeworkPractice Book, page 153Study for exam 16. MathAim: Divide Decimals (p. 455)Lesson: Copy the "Math in My World" example 1 on page 455 in your notebook. Guided Practice 1 Independent Practice 213 Problem Solving 1418 17. Spelling 1. margin 11. damage 2. jolt 12. ranger 3. surge13. jumble 4. plunge 14. luggage 5. jigsaw 15. baggage 6. legend 16. dodge 7. ridge17. challenge 8. budge18. journal 9. lodge19. judgment 10. agent 20. knowledge 18. SpellingAim: Word MeaningsLesson: Practice book, pages 132and 133.Homework: Study for exam tomorrow. 19. ReligionAim: Installation of PopeFrancis ILesson Watch video of the Mass 20. Language ArtsAim: The eight parts ofspeechLesson: List the eight parts ofspeech in your notebook. Copy notes from the board in yournotebook.Homework: Grammar Practice book, page 1 21. Homework Summary for Tuesday March 19, 2013ReadingPractice book, page 153Study for testLanguage ArtsPractice book, page 1SpellingPractice book, pages 132133Study for test 22. Attachments 1314158 AnalogiesTTT.notebook