Homework 3-3-21

ELA:

RAZ Kids 20 minutes

Spelling: Rainbow Write use red for vowels and blue for consonants

Math:

Succeed: read HH on pg. 113 complete all problems on pg.115, 116

Social Studies: Write at least one new classroom rule and draw a picture on an 8.5 X 11 lined or plain paper.

Hybrid Schedule March 1st Group A (in School) Group B (Asynchronous)

Students in person A-Day  M & Th  B-Day T & F  9:40-2:20 

Wednesday: remote/synchronous instruction for entire class

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1f0vrg31nLnSyRY0bvw9R9jgbTgZFrl8XikjcsYOcAZg/edit?usp=sharing

Hybrid Schedule

Students in person A-Day  M & Th  B-Day T & F  9:40-2:20 

Wednesday: remote/synchronous instruction for entire class

A-Day Monday and Thursday In-PersonB-Day Tuesday and Friday In-Person
Mohamed, Aya, Reem, Nagi, Maya A., Waleed, MaryamBassam, Maya Z., Khatab, Youssef, AliAmir, Bayan, Nadine, Abrar
HYBRID SCHEDULE
MondayGroup A
Zoom with B 8:40
TuesdayGroup B
Zoom with group A 8:40
WednesdayRemote Instruction-all students at HomeThursdayGroup A
Zoom with B 8:40
FridayGroup B
Zoom with A 8:40
8:40-9:05  Zoom with students staying at home/take attendance/Learning Labs
(9:30-9:35 AM greeting students)
8:40-11:30Remote instruction for entire class-Zoom8:40-9:05  Zoom with students staying at home/take attendance/Learning Labs
(9:30-9:35 AM greeting students)
9:40-11:35 Group A

Group B Asynchronous 10:40-11:10 (B) Click here for music-Ms. Adkins
9:40-11:35 Group B in-person

Group A Asynchronous
10:40-11:10 (A) Click here for music-Ms. Adkins
Synchronous-all students at home
10:40-11:10 (A) Click here for Media- Ms. AlwardMedia Alward
9:40-11:35 Group A
Group B Asynchronous
9:30-10:00 (B) Click here for PE- Ms. Logsdon
11:15-11:45 (B) Click here for Enrichment- Ms. Alsaadi
9:40-11:35 Group B 
Group A Asynchronous
9:30-10:00 (A) Click here for PE- Ms. Logsdon
11:15-11:45 (A) Click here for Enrichment- Ms. Alsaadi
Lunch 12:00-12:40Lunch 12:00-12:40Lunch 11:40-12:25Lunch 12:00-12:40Lunch 12:00-12:40
12:20-2:20 Group A
Group B Asynchronous 1:45-2:15 (B) Click here for art- Ms. Sabourin
12:20-2:20 Group B in-person
Group A Asynchronous1:45-2:15 (A) Click here for art- Ms. Sabourin
12:30-1:30 Synchronous (attendance)Science/Social Studies
12:20-2:20 Group A
Group B Asynchronous1:10-1:40 (B)Zoom  Click here for Media- Ms. Alward

12:20-2:20 Group B
Group A Asynchronous
Dismissal 2:20Dismissal 2:20 group B1:30-2:20 Virtual Learning Labs Triangle and Square GroupsDismissal 2:20Dismissal 2:20
2nd GradeLink to Course ONLY
ART – Sabourinhttps://dearbornschools.schoology.com/course/2945810955/materials
MUSIC – Adkinshttps://dearbornschools.schoology.com/course/2945833100/materials
P.E. – Logsdonhttps://dearbornschools.schoology.com/course/2946074239/materials
SCIENCE – Al Saadihttps://dearbornschools.schoology.com/course/3087601561/materials
MEDIA – Alwardhttps://dearbornschools.schoology.com/course/3032898228/materials

Homework

Math: Succeed: read HH 101-102 pg. 103, 104

ELA: Reading and Writing

Remember to write in complete sentences and your answer must be evidence from the text. Complete questions 3-5

3. How does Fox trick Bear? pg. __ para. ___

4. Why does Fox trick Bear? pg. ___ para. ___

5. What lesson does Bear learn from Fox? pg. __ para. ___

Spelling Test: Write each word in a complete sentence. Underline the word in the spelling sentence. Remember begin with a capital letter and end your sentence with a punctuation mark (. ! or ?).

Science:

  • Listen to Properties Song
  • Complete the frayer model for the vocabulary word insulator-check assignment in this folder!

Phases of Matter

This week in science we explored how different materials can conduct and insulate heat. You can help you child’s learning by talking with them at breakfast about the different things your family uses to handle hot food. Maybe you use oven mitts to take hot food out of the oven? Maybe you use a plastic thermos for hot coffee? Discuss how these materials insulate and protect your hands from the heat.

In class, students imagined that they were still on a remote island. They cooked an egg using a piece of metal as a pan and then had to figure out what materials they could use to pick up the hot pan and not burn their hands. We solved the mystery, “Can you really fry an egg on a hot sidewalk?”

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