ELA: Read Theory, Writing Prompt #12, Exact Path (1 trophy for reading, 1 for language)

Math: Zearn Lesson 12, Exact Path

Women’s History Month: Malala Yousafzai was targeted after speaking out against the inequality for girls’ education in Pakistan. After surviving an attack, she started the Malala Fund, which is working towards every girl in the world gets a fair education.

Reading Month Fact: Dr. Seusss’ first book, And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street,was rejected by over 20 publishers. Today, his books have topped many bestseller lists, sold over 600 million copies, and been translated into more than 20 languages.

I hope everyone had a restful weekend. Here is today’s work:

ELA: Read Theory, writing prompt #11, Exact Path

Math: Zearn Lesson 11, Exact Path

Please join me from 1:00-2:00 pm on Google Meet for a math session. I will be reviewing lessons 1-10 and answering any student questions. The nickname is jowkarmath

Women’s History Month Fact: Jeanne Villepreux-Power is famous for an invention that allowed people to study marine life more easily: the aquarium!

Reading Month Fact: The name Wendy was made up for the book Peter Pan. 

Good afternoon. We have survived another week of online learning. I hope everyone is staying safe. I wanted to remind parents of what assignments should have been completed by the end of today:

Zearn Lesson 10
Read Theory x 5 all at 80% or higher, must be at their reading level, not below (total of 10)
1 Brainpop Lessons (total of 2)
1 Social Studies Readworks article (total of 2)
Writing prompts 5-10 (total of 10)
Exact Path 9 trophies (total of 18)

Thank you for your continued support. Please reach out to me if you have any questions.

Please have your child check Google Classroom for their daily assignments and message me on Dojo at the end of the day (similar to signing their planner).

Holidays: Cuddly Kitten Day, National Puppy Day (that’s baby Greta below!)

Women’s History Fact: Aretha Franklin became the first women elected to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, 1987

Reading Month: The fear of running out of something to read is called Abibliophobia.

https://classroom.google.com/u/0/c/NDA4NTAwMDMyNTha

https://www.scholastic.com/ispy/games/

Today’s holidays: International Day of Happiness, World Sparrow Day, National Ravioli Day

Women’s history: Ancient Egyptian women had equal right to the throne.

“While men had higher social status in ancient Egyptian civilization, women enjoyed many of the same legal rights and were largely viewed as equals in the eyes of the law. Not only that but the family line in ancient Egyptian derived from the mother’s side, not the father’s.” (masterstudies.com)

Reading facts:  President Theodore Roosevelt read one book per day

Click on the following link for access to all Module 5 videos.

Reading: Read Theory – 1 per day 80% or higher. Exact Path – 6 trophies a week (3 for reading, 3 for language).

Writing: Writing prompts – make a copy. Minimum of 5 sentences each. Only do 1 per day. See Google Classroom

Math: Zearn Module 5 up to lesson 20. Exact Path 3 trophies per week.

Science: Brainpop and Read works (see Google Classroom)

Social Studies: Readworks. See Google Classroom

https://docs.google.com/document/d/149q4zay_jbw2VbTRZ4WYhfMzFCzkq8dcTDI2JG3Raus/edit?ts=5e6b82ad

ELA: Spelling, Exact Path Reading (20 min)

Math: Succeed pp 11-14 #1-3 (choose 2 from each)

Social Studies: Study

Other: Permission slips

ELA: Read Theory, Spelling

Math: Zearn Lesson 2