Week of February 23rd
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This document provides the homework schedule for 5th grade students for the week of February 23rd to February 27th. It outlines the daily assignments and assessments for each subject including reading logs due on Monday, daily math worksheets on adding and subtracting fractions with a quiz on Thursday, completing adjective worksheets and activities in writing, pre and posttests for vocabulary lessons in Wordly Wise, a visit to BizTown on Wednesday for social studies, and independent reading nightly to log at least 600 pages for the next reading report that is due March 2nd.
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Week of February 23rd
- 1. 5TH GRADE HOMEWORK February 23rd –February 27th Mrs. Geraghty, Mrs. Reader, Mrs. Schmitt Subject Monday 2/23 Tuesday 2/24 Wednesday 2/25 Thursday 2/26 Friday 2/27 READING FOCUS: Reading Logs due Monday! MATH FOCUS: adding and subtracting fractions Study fraction/decimal/% for quiz on Thursday. Daily worksheets assigned. Daily worksheets Daily worksheets Surprise quiz on fractions! Writing FOCUS: Adjectives Complete pg. 79 Complete adjective art Wordly Wise FOCUS: Lesson17 Class: Pretest and vocabulary cards Class: All activities and passage Class: Posttest and study for Lesson 17 test tomorrow. Lesson 17 test today! SOCIAL STUDIES FOCUS: BizTown BIZTOWN!!! NONE NONE NONE Ask your parents what they know about your family’s history in America SCIENCE Discovery Center FOCUS: SPANISH MISC. **Independent Reading Every Night for your Reading Log** The sixth log will begin Feb.2nd and end on March 2nd! The scale for the sixth reading log is as follows * Read 600 or more pages for a 4! Anything between400 and 599 is still a 3! Go over and beyond! * 350-400 = 3 * 250- 349 = 2 * below 250 = 1
- 2. *Please note that the number of pages read is only ONE of the benchmarks used in determining your grade. You need to have a book in class daily.