Homework, Week of April 24th

Friday

5th Math:
Work on IXL skills L.7 and L.13-16

4th Math: 
Complete your practice test and work on your vocab words. Your chapter 8 test is on Monday!

Wednesday

5th Math:
Complete journal pages 639-642.

5th Soc: 
Complete the second step worksheet for lesson 15. This is due Friday.

4th Math: 
Complete journal pages 545-548. Your chapter 8 test is on Monday!


Tuesday

5th Math:
Complete journal pages 621-624 and 627-630. Don't forget you don't have to do the problems that were crossed out in class.

4th Math:
Complete journal pages 539-542.

Monday

5th Math:
Complete journal pages 615-619.

4th Math:
Complete journal pages 533-537 and IXL if you didn't work on it this weekend.

Homework, Week of April 17th

Friday

5th Math:
IXL Skills V.1 through V.8. Make sure you successfully get 10 problems right within each skill before you move on. If you did get something wrong, make sure you read the explanation before moving on.

4th Math:
IXL Skills G.1 through G.5. Make sure you successfully get 10 problems right within each skill before you move on. If you did get something wrong, make sure you read the explanation before moving on.


Monday

5th Math:
Complete journal pages 601-603 as well as practice test form 3A. We will review the test prep pages on Tuesday. Your chapter 8 test will be on Thursday.

5th Soc:
Complete your second step worksheet for lesson 14. It is due Friday.

4th Math:
Complete journal pages 525-528. You have a quiz on sections 3 through 7 on Tuesday.

Homework, Week of April 3rd

Over Spring Break:

5th Math:
Work on IXL. You should be able to successfully complete at least 5 problems in a row for all skills within K and G.

4th Math: 
Work on IXL. You should be able to successfully complete at least 5 problems in a row for all skills within P.

Tuesday

5th Math:

Complete journal pages 597-600

4th Math:

Complete journal pages 519-522 (repeat from Monday night)

5th Science:

Continue to research your food chain species.

Things to look for: 

1) Name of your species
2) What it likes to eat
3) Where it lives
4) Confirming all of your species live in the same geographical area (you can't have one that lives in Australia and another in Africa)

5) Frequency each member of your food chain eats.

6) Other "wow" items!

Monday

5th Math:

Complete journal pages 591-594

4th Math:

Complete journal pages 519-522