Fifth Grade
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Week of May 9-13
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Home Independent Reading Program
WordMaster Lists 1, 2 & 3words- Study for Chapter 4 Test tomorrow!
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Home Independent Reading Program New England - Chapter 5- Lesson 2
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Home Independent Reading Program New England - Chapter 5- Lesson 3
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Home Independent Reading Program New England - Chapter 5-Review page 233 #1-14 plus the workbook pages Middle Colonies- Chapter 6-Review page 265 #1-15 plus the workbook pages Southern Colonies - Chapter 7-Review page 299 #1-16 plus the workbook pages
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Home Independent Reading Program
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| Week of May23-25 | -Language Arts Home Independent Reading Program
Social Studies:Correct your tests and turn them in!!! Find missing assignmentst and turn them in!!!
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Home Independent Reading Program
Social Studies- Work on Colonial Project due Wednesday, May 25- narrative & project.
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Home Independent Reading Program
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Home Independent Reading Program
Colonial Faire during school day and OPEN HOUSE tonight!
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Home Independent Reading Program
Colonial Faire during school day
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| 1. Choose a book from AR Bookfinder. |
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| 2. Read 30 minutes or more per day. |
| 3. Take the quiz on AR. No quiz on AR? Make a plot chart and submit it with a word count. |
| 4. * Make a plot chart. |
| 5. *Write a book review. |
| 6. *Post it on the Loma LitWiki |
| 7.* Send me an email when it is posted. |
* Extra Credit |
Looking for a classic novel for 5th grade? for a little higher reading & interest level? Check AR Bookfinder for actual reading and interest level of these novels. |
Resources Format for citing WWW resources Affix Practice Make on-line flashcards |
Did you know that AddictingGames.com has a game on learning the 50 states' locations? Try it!
The assignments under each date include in-class assignments. Whatever is not finished in class then becomes homework.
Assignments are not valid until 4:00 that afternoon. We often do not get as far as I would have liked.
On-line TutoringA free online tutoring service is available this spring through Santa Clara County Library. Students in grades 3-12 can log onto a special website from a computer at home or at the library and have a virtual one-on-one session with an experienced tutor familiar with the subject matter taught at a particular grade level.
The tutor and student use instant messaging and an interactive "white board" to work through homework problems and concepts together. Tutoring can be done in either English or Spanish, and is accessed through the library's website at www.santaclaracountylib.org.
Students who log on from home computers will download free software to install the interactive white board tutoring tool.The online homework help is available seven days a week, from 1-10 p.m.
There are more than 1,000 tutors at the other end of the website, each a specialist in a subject area. The homework question is instantly matched up to the appropriate online tutor.
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