Week of October 20th
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This document provides the 5th grade homework schedule for the week of October 20th through October 24th. It includes the subject, focus, and assignments for each day. Students have assessments in math on geometry templates on Tuesday and a descriptive writing assessment on Wednesday. A big math test covering Units 1 and 2 and geometry is scheduled for next Tuesday, October 28th. In social studies, students need to finish a study guide by Friday for a slavery test the following week on October 29th. The document also provides details on independent reading requirements and benchmarks for the second reading log period running from October 1st to November 3rd.
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Week of October 20th
- 1. 5TH GRADE HOMEWORK October 20th – October 24th Mrs. Geraghty, Mrs. Reader, Mrs. Patterson Subject Monday 10/20 Tuesday 10/21 Wednesday 10/22 Thursday 10/23 Friday 10/24 READING FOCUS: Informational Text Features MATH FOCUS: geometry and Unit 2 Study for geometry template test tomorrow. Worksheets to be assigned Worksheets to be assigned Worksheets to be assigned Study for BIG test next Tuesday, Oct. 28th on Units 1 & 2 and geometry. Writing FOCUS: Descriptive Writing/ Capitalization IXL- CC 1-CC 3 IXL- GG 1- GG 5 Descriptive writing assessment tomorrow Wordly Wise FOCUS: Lesson 7 Class: Pretest and vocabulary cards. Class: all activities Class: Passage Class: Posttest and study for Lesson 6 test tomorrow. Get ahead: Start studying Lesson 7! SOCIAL STUDIES FOCUS: Slavery and the growing tensions between the north and south. Finish Study Guide by Friday Slavery test next week Wed, Oct. 29th SCIENCE/ Discovery Center FOCUS: SPANISH MISC. **Independent Reading Every Night for your Reading Log** The second log will begin October 1st and run until November 3rd.The scale for the second reading log is as follows: * Read 600 or more pages for a 4! Anything between 400 and 599 is still a 3! Go over and beyond! * 350-400 = 3 * 250- 349 = 2 * below 250 = 1 *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.