Math Homework (complete and get signed by parent)
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Centers (students who have resource math AND reading only need to do the cursive)
Cursive
Vocab
Word Ladder
Signed progress reports from Language Arts and Science (passed out on Wednesday)
Should have 80 minutes of home reading in planner for Monday-Thursday
Map Packets (resource students have modified expectations since they have missed some of the class time)
Thursday, April 14, 2011
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Acrostic Poems Project
Start by creating your acrostic poem here.
You will take a screen shot of your final poem instead of printing it. (Hold shift-command-4 to get the crosshairs, then click and drag.)
You will take a screen shot of your final poem instead of printing it. (Hold shift-command-4 to get the crosshairs, then click and drag.)
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Link to maps
If you are struggling to finish your map packet (despite the 2 months of time in class) you can follow this link to get reference materials.
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
Subtracting Fractions - another lesson
If you are still struggling, you can try this site for some more practice.
Fraction Games
If you have finished your SuccessNet assignments, you may play any of the fraction games on this page only.
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Animal Adaptations
You will start today by going to the UEN Animal Adaptations site. There are questions about each animal. When you click on the animal name it will take you to a webpage with the answer(s).
UEN Animal Adaptations
When you are done with UEN assignment, I want you to go into Word and write a paragraph telling me which animal adaptation was the most interesting and why.
Please PRINT your paragraph to LAB BLACK and turn in.
When you have handed your paragraph to Ms. Garland, you can explore the following links.
Top 10 Animal Adaptations
Adaptations Game
UEN Animal Adaptations
When you are done with UEN assignment, I want you to go into Word and write a paragraph telling me which animal adaptation was the most interesting and why.
Please PRINT your paragraph to LAB BLACK and turn in.
When you have handed your paragraph to Ms. Garland, you can explore the following links.
Top 10 Animal Adaptations
Adaptations Game
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Tool Day!
Our first Tool Day presentation was by a lady named Shanda Nielsen. She is self-publishing a book about getting rid of asthma. She talked to the students about the five people you need when you start a business:
1- The Dreamer
2- The person who says "yes"
3- The person who says "no"
4- A marketer
5- The planner
An important part of her message is "networking" - making connections and having friends because they will come back and be the people who help you achieve your dream. She can be reached at shandanielsen@yahoo.com for people interested in purchasing her book when it is available.
The second person who presented to us was Kimberly McAllister who sells shoes at Dillard's SouthTowne. She is talking about the importance of math in her job - in how the stockroom is organized and in calculating commissions. One of the most important things she brings to work every day is a positive attitude. She also thinks it's important to find the area that you like the best - she has found that she really enjoys selling in men's shoes because she can typically spend more time with each customer. (Even though she is assigned to Men's Shoes, you can go in and request her to help you in Women's.)
Our third presenter is Stacie Galata (Lena's aunt) who is a nurse. A lot of what she does on the job, besides helping patients, is writing. She is talking about signatures and specifically what the R.N. means and the important functions of her job.
A big part of the job of a nurse is dispensing medication.
In a typical hospital shift, you would take care of about six patients per shift. She is talking about the types of things you can hear with a stethescope and how nurses assess patients.
Being a nurse has helped her know some healthy choices to make in her own life.
Another important job of the nurse is to educate the patients.
Our fourth presenter is Rich Counter. He is a mechanic for Waxie's. He travels to fix machines that clean floors.
One of the most important things we can do for our health is keep a clean environment. You can contribute by keeping your hands clean (wash your hands, wash your hands, wash your hands) and pick up your area.
Math, handwriting and knowledge of computers are some of the critical things he learned in school that he uses on his job every single day.
1- The Dreamer
2- The person who says "yes"
3- The person who says "no"
4- A marketer
5- The planner
An important part of her message is "networking" - making connections and having friends because they will come back and be the people who help you achieve your dream. She can be reached at shandanielsen@yahoo.com for people interested in purchasing her book when it is available.
The second person who presented to us was Kimberly McAllister who sells shoes at Dillard's SouthTowne. She is talking about the importance of math in her job - in how the stockroom is organized and in calculating commissions. One of the most important things she brings to work every day is a positive attitude. She also thinks it's important to find the area that you like the best - she has found that she really enjoys selling in men's shoes because she can typically spend more time with each customer. (Even though she is assigned to Men's Shoes, you can go in and request her to help you in Women's.)
Our third presenter is Stacie Galata (Lena's aunt) who is a nurse. A lot of what she does on the job, besides helping patients, is writing. She is talking about signatures and specifically what the R.N. means and the important functions of her job.
A big part of the job of a nurse is dispensing medication.
In a typical hospital shift, you would take care of about six patients per shift. She is talking about the types of things you can hear with a stethescope and how nurses assess patients.
Being a nurse has helped her know some healthy choices to make in her own life.
Another important job of the nurse is to educate the patients.
Our fourth presenter is Rich Counter. He is a mechanic for Waxie's. He travels to fix machines that clean floors.
One of the most important things we can do for our health is keep a clean environment. You can contribute by keeping your hands clean (wash your hands, wash your hands, wash your hands) and pick up your area.
Math, handwriting and knowledge of computers are some of the critical things he learned in school that he uses on his job every single day.
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