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Today in Math, you will learn about graphing ordered pairs of numbers.
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Reading/Literature 5
Read and Log
Read for 30 minutes. Record it in your Reading Log.
- Pick out a reading book
- Reading Log
Language Arts 5
English Grammar
Opinion Writing:Use a word processor to write an essay describing an event from what you read in Reading/Literature today. Introduce the topic, state your opinion, give reasons for your opinion by doing research and stating facts while citing sources, and a concluding statement related to your opinion. Use linking phrases such as “consequently,” or “specifically.”
Spelling Vocab: Look up each spelling word in the dictionary and write its definition using the Digital Worksheet.
You do not have permission to view this form.Math 5
Numerical Patterns and Ordered Pairs
Study the instructions above. Do the problems below using Grid Paper.
- Create two patterns, one with Add 2 from 0, and the other add 4 from 0. Create ordered pairs and graph.
- Create two patterns, one with Add 2 from 0, and the other add -2 from 0. Create ordered pairs and graph.
- Create two patterns, one with Double the Number Plus 1 from 0, and the other add 2 from 0. Create ordered pairs and graph.
- Grid Paper
History/Social Studies 5
The Nation up to 1850
Read about the French and Indian War (1754-1763) and then create a slide presentation about what you learned using your presentation software.
- Britannica: Friend and Indian War
- The French & Indian War/The Seven Years’ War: An Overview
- French and Indian War (in the 13 Colonies)
- French and Indian War Overview
- French and Indian War
- Research Center
- Lined Paper
Science 5
Types of Matter in the World
Watch the video and discuss with your teacher. Write down the facts that you learned using Lined Paper or your word processor. Use the Research Center to investigate further.
- Academic Kids: Mass-Energy Equivalence
- Einstein’s Formula: What Does it Really Mean?
- Albert Einstein
- Britannica: E=mc2
- Mass Energy Equivalence
- Research Center
- Lined Paper
Visual and Performing Arts 5
Dance
Watch the video on colonial dancing. Take notes while using the research center to learn more about colonial dancing.
Physical Education 5
Calisthenics
Do the following exercises and record them in your P.E. Log. First stretch. Then do a minimum of 20 jumping jacks, 5 lunges on each leg, 10 sit ups, and 10 push ups.
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