1. Write a rough draft of a letter to your parents. In this letter you need to:
- Tell your parents a summary of the Word Root Presentation projects,
- Tell your parents your two dues dates,
- Tell your parents how they can support you in accomplishing this project.
- Family Message Journal
- Have a fun, safe weekend!
- Garbologist worksheet and letter
- HRL, WRP, Reading, Geometry, etc.
- Social Studies: Complete the review on page 139. All 7 questions/activities need to be answered in complete sentences. Also, any work not finished in class needs to be completed.
- Write a letter to Mr. Callison about how your day went.
- Read 30+ minutes/Practice Math Facts
- Geometry vocabulary terms, definitions, and drawing, HRL, Word Root Presentations, Reading, Math Facts, etc.
- Math: page 488, problems 1-15 all
- Extra Multiplication Problems.
- Math: page 474, problems 1-16
- Math: page 475, problems 1-19
- Read, HRL, Word Root, Vocabulary, Spelling, Math Facts, Etc.
- If I asked for your parents to sign your HRL, the signature is due tomorrow.
- Math: page 466, problems 1-29
- Math: page 469, problems 1-16
- Any missing scales, pails, or forms need to be turned in tomorrow.
- Complete the “Worm and Recycling” brochure. Please make it beautiful with neat, colorful writing and pictures.
- Work on Word Root Presentations, Geometry vocabulary, Reading Response Letters, Reading, Math Facts, etc.
- Check I2P’s Siberian Express for Water Expedition website.
- We have report cards coming up in one month and I need you to write me a letter. In this letter, you need to tell me (1) a reading goal and how you are going to meet this goal, (2) a writing goal and how you are going to meet it, (3) a math goal and how you are going to meet it. Be SPECIFIC! Are you going to stay after school? Are you getting a tutor? Are you going to make sure you read your writing two times before turning it in?
- (2) Work on Word Root Presentations, Geometry vocabulary, Reading Response Letters, Reading, Math Facts, etc.
There’s no getting around it, the learning expectations for students are higher than ever. I list below a free virtual tutor and some additional websites that offer support in math and reading. Click on the images to visit each site.
LearntoBe.com – free virtual tutoring

NeoK12.com – math video tutorials

IXL.com – Math practice

TicketToRead.com – Reading

Raz-Kids.com – Reading

LetsGoLearn.com – Reading and Math
