• Sep152009

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    Monday, November 23rd
     Writing:graphic organizer for instructions  
    Math: lesson 44 even,  practice mult. facts
    Spelling: no words this week
    Reading:  Poetry
    Science:  Knapp Homeroom  Bones:  Skull, Backbone 
    Students will take an assessment on Muscles and Bones on Thursday, December 3rd.


    Thursday, November 19th
     Writing:none
    Math: lesson 43 all practice mult. facts
    Spelling: study words, test tomorrow
    Reading:  Read "Two Days in May" - Found cause and effect relationships within the text
    Science:  Knapp Homeroom  Bones - Compact/Spongy Bone; Bone Marrow - Students generated a Take-Home Book, "A Bone's Story."  They are to read it to a parent and have a parent initial it, then return it to school tomorrow (Friday, 11/20).
    Students will take an assessment on Muscles and Bones on Thursday, December 3rd.
     
     
    Wednesday, November 18th
     Writing:none
    Math: lesson 42 odd, practice mult. facts
    Spelling: study words
    Reading:  Library; Cause and Effect
     Science:  Knapp Homeroom  Review of Muscles; Intro Bones - Identified the major bones in the human body.
    Students will take an assessment on Muscles and Bones on Thursday, December 3rd.
     
    Tuesday, November 17th
    Writing:5 steps for "how to" paragraph
     
    Math: lesson 41 odd, practice mult. facts
    Spelling: study words
    Reading:  Read story, "Two Days in May"
     Science:  Knapp Homeroom  Muscles - Voluntary (Skeletal), and Involuntary (Smooth and Cardiac);  Students have created a Take-Home Book, "Muscles Move You."  They are to read it to a parent and have a parent initial it, then return it to school on Wednesday, 11/18.
     
    Students will take an assessment on Muscles and Bones on Thursday, December 3rd.


    Monday, November 16th
    Writing:3 topics for ideas on "how to do something" place a star by your favorite
     
    Math: none investigation 4
    Spelling: pre test corrections
    Reading:  Share "Urban Roosts" posters; Introduce story, "Two Days in May"
     Science:  Knapp Homeroom  Introduce new unit - Muscles and Bones 

    Thursday, November 12th
    Writing: none
    Math: none test today
    Spelling: review words
    Reading:  Continuing "Urban Roosts" - Main Idea/Details - Create posters
     
    Science:  Nelson Homeroom:   Finish Sound Packets; **Please note:  MODEL PROJECT is now due on THURSDAY (11/12). FINAL COPY of the PARAGRAPH is due on FRIDAY (11/13).
     

    MODEL PROJECTS will be assigned this week and will be due Thursday, November 11th. (IAgain, I have given an extra day for this).Students will be creating a model of EITHER the eye, ear or brain, writing a paragraph describing the parts and functions of their model.
    Due to the disrupted schedule, both Models AND Paragraphs will need to be completed at home.  Detailed instructions have come home.  The MODEL will be due Thursday, November 12th.  The final copy of the Paragraphs will be due Friday, November 13th.
    Detailed information is on my Science Documents web page

    under "Model Project Directions."

    Knapp/Halpert homeroom is in Soc. St. with Ms. Nelson for the next week.  Please check her website for pertinent information. 
    Wednesday, November 11th
    Writing: none, assembly
    Math: none, assembly
    Spelling: review words
    Reading:  "Urban Roosts" - Main Idea/Details - Create posters
     
    Science:  Nelson Homeroom:   Sound; SOund Stations - Second Round **Please note:  Due to adding the paragraphs as homework, I have moved the EAR QUIZ to WEDNESDAY (11/11) and the MODEL PROJECT is now due on THURSDAY (11/12). FINAL COPY of the PARAGRAPH is due on FRIDAY (11/13).
     
    Students will be ASSESSED on the parts of the EAR and their functions on Wednesday, NOVEMBER 12th.  (I have given an extra day for this)  We will review extensively in class, and students will use 2-column notes and a diagram generated during our last unit as study guides.  

    MODEL PROJECTS will be assigned this week and will be due Thursday, November 11th. (IAgain, I have given an extra day for this).Students will be creating a model of EITHER the eye, ear or brain, writing a paragraph describing the parts and functions of their model.
    Due to the disrupted schedule, both Models AND Paragraphs will need to be completed at home.  Detailed instructions have come home.  The MODEL will be due Thursday, November 12th.  The final copy of the Paragraphs will be due Friday, November 13th.
    Detailed information is on my Science Documents web page

    under "Model Project Directions."

    Knapp/Halpert homeroom is in Soc. St. with Ms. Nelson for the next week.  Please check her website for pertinent information. 

     

    Tuesday, November 10th
    Writing: final copy summary/opinion
    Math: lesson 40 all
    Spelling: review words
    Reading:  "Urban Roosts" - Main Idea/Details - Create posters
     
    Science:  Nelson Homeroom:   Sound; Finish Vibration Stations **Please note:  Due to adding the paragraphs as homework, I have moved the EAR QUIZ to WEDNESDAY (11/11) and the MODEL PROJECT is now due on THURSDAY (11/12). FINAL COPY of the PARAGRAPH is due on FRIDAY (11/13).
     
    Students will be ASSESSED on the parts of the EAR and their functions on Wednesday, NOVEMBER 12th.  (I have given an extra day for this)  We will review extensively in class, and students will use 2-column notes and a diagram generated during our last unit as study guides.  

    MODEL PROJECTS will be assigned this week and will be due Thursday, November 11th. (IAgain, I have given an extra day for this).Students will be creating a model of EITHER the eye, ear or brain, writing a paragraph describing the parts and functions of their model.
    Due to the disrupted schedule, both Models AND Paragraphs will need to be completed at home.  Detailed instructions have come home.  The MODEL will be due Thursday, November 12th.  The final copy of the Paragraphs will be due Friday, November 13th.
    Detailed information is on my Science Documents web page

    under "Model Project Directions."

    Knapp/Halpert homeroom is in Soc. St. with Ms. Nelson for the next week.  Please check her website for pertinent information. 

     
    Monday, November 9th
    Writing: COPS on summary/opinion
    Math: lesson 39 odd
    Spelling: pretest corrections
    Reading: Read story:  "Urban Roosts"
    Science:  Nelson Homeroom: Introduce Sound; Vibration Stations **Please note:  Due to adding the paragraphs as homework, I have moved the EAR QUIZ to WEDNESDAY (11/11) and the MODEL PROJECT is now due on THURSDAY (11/12). FINAL COPY of the PARAGRAPH is due on FRIDAY (11/13).
     
    Students will be ASSESSED on the parts of the EAR and their functions on Wednesday, NOVEMBER 12th.  (I have given an extra day for this)  We will review extensively in class, and students will use 2-column notes and a diagram generated during our last unit as study guides.  

    MODEL PROJECTS will be assigned this week and will be due Thursday, November 11th. (IAgain, I have given an extra day for this).Students will be creating a model of EITHER the eye, ear or brain, writing a paragraph describing the parts and functions of their model.
    Due to the disrupted schedule, both Models AND Paragraphs will need to be completed at home.  Detailed instructions have come home.  The MODEL will be due Thursday, November 12th.  The final copy of the Paragraphs will be due Friday, November 13th.
    Detailed information is on my Science Documents web page

    under "Model Project Directions."

    Knapp/Halpert homeroom is in Soc. St. with Ms. Nelson for the next week.  Please check her website for pertinent information. 

     
    Thursday, November 5th
    Writing: none
    Math: lesson 38 all
    Spelling: review words from last week test tomorrow
    Reading: Core Knowledge Literature 
    Science:  Nelson Homeroom: Finish Light Labs - Two-Column Notes
     
    Students will be ASSESSED on the parts of the EAR and their functions on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11th.  We will review extensively in class, and students will use 2-column notes and a diagram generated during our last unit as study guides.  

    MODEL PROJECTS will be assigned this week and will be due Wednesday, November 11th. Students will be creating a model of EITHER the eye, ear or brain, writing a paragraph describing the parts and functions of their model.
    Due to the disrupted schedule, both Models AND Paragraphs will need to be completed at home.  Detailed instructions for this will be coming home tomorrow - 11/3.  The MODEL will be due Wednesday, November 11th.  The Paragraphs will be due Friday, November 13th.
    Detailed information is on my Science Documents web page

    under "Model Project Directions."

    Knapp/Halpert homeroom is in Soc. St. with Ms. Nelson for the next week.  Please check her website for pertinent information. 

     
    Wednesday, November 4th
    Writing: summary Make Way for Ducklings 
    Math: lesson 37 odd
    Spelling: review words from last week
    Reading: Assessment -  "Make Way for Ducklings"
    Science:  Nelson Homeroom: Eye Assessment; Properties of Light - Second round of hands- on experiments with Light; 2-Column Notes
    Due to the disrupted schedule, I have moved the Eye Quiz  out one day - Students will be ASSESSED on the parts of the Eye and their functions on WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4thWe have reviewed extensively in class, and students will use 2-column notes and a diagram generated during our last unit as study guides.  

    MODEL PROJECTS will be assigned this week and will be due Wednesday, November 11th. Students will be creating a model of EITHER the eye, ear or brain, writing a paragraph describing the parts and functions of their model.
    Due to the disrupted schedule, both Models AND Paragraphs will need to be completed at home.  Detailed instructions for this will be coming home tomorrow - 11/3.  The MODEL will be due Wednesday, November 11th.  The Paragraphs will be due Friday, November 13th.
    Detailed information is on my Science Documents web page

    under "Model Project Directions."

    Knapp/Halpert homeroom is in Soc. St. with Ms. Nelson for the next  week.  Please check her website for pertinent information. 

    Tuesday, November 3rd
    Writing: graphic organizer Make Way for Ducklings 
    Math: none test today
    Spelling: review words from last week
    Reading: Review "Make Way for Ducklings" - Sequence events in the story 
    Science:  Nelson Homeroom: Properties of Light - Hands- on experiments with Light/2-Column Notes
    Due to the disrupted schedule, I have moved the Eye Quiz  out one day - Students will be ASSESSED on the parts of the Eye and their functions on WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4thWe have reviewed extensively in class, and students will use 2-column notes and a diagram generated during our last unit as study guides.  

    MODEL PROJECTS will be assigned this week and will be due Wednesday, November 11th. Students will be creating a model of EITHER the eye, ear or brain, writing a paragraph describing the parts and functions of their model.
    Due to the disrupted schedule, both Models AND Paragraphs will need to be completed at home.  Detailed instructions for this will be coming home tomorrow - 11/3.  The MODEL will be due Wednesday, November 11th.  The Paragraphs will be due Friday, November 13th.
    Detailed information is on my Science Documents web page

    under "Model Project Directions."

    Knapp/Halpert homeroom is in Soc. St. with Ms. Nelson for the next  week.  Please check her website for pertinent information. 


    Monday, November 2nd
    Writing: none
     
    Math: lesson 36 all
    Spelling: none 
    Reading: 2nd read Story "Make Way for Ducklings" - Elements of Fantasy and Reality
     
    Science:  Nelson Homeroom: Properties of Light - Hands- on experiments with Light
    Due to the disrupted schedule, I have moved the Eye Quiz  out one day - Students will be ASSESSED on the parts of the Eye and their functions on WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4thWe have reviewed extensively in class, and students will use 2-column notes and a diagram generated during our last unit as study guides.  

    MODEL PROJECTS will be assigned this week and will be due Wednesday, November 11th. Students will be creating a model of EITHER the eye, ear or brain, writing a paragraph describing the parts and functions of their model.
    Due to the disrupted schedule, both Models AND Paragraphs will need to be completed at home.  Detailed instructions for this will be coming home tomorrow - 11/3.  The MODEL will be due Wednesday, November 11th.  The Paragraphs will be due Friday, November 13th.
    Detailed information is on my Science Documents web page

    under "Model Project Directions."

    Knapp/Halpert homeroom is in Soc. St. with Ms. Nelson for the next two weeks.  Please check her website for pertinent information. 


     
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