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Mrs. Terri Stephenson



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Homework

Check agenda book for assignments each night.  Don't forget to sign at the 
bottom of the page after you have helped your child with his/her work.

Multiplication Fact Practice

We are now learning our multiplication facts.  We have covered O’s and 1’s.  
I will be giving timed tests on Thursdays and Fridays.  Boys and girls will 
need to practice their facts every night by writing them, making or using 
flash cards, or having you call out the facts to them.  Please, only let 
them work on the set we are learning at the time.  For example, if we are 
working on learning 3’s, don’t let them work on anything but numbers 0-12 
times 3.  There is no way we have enough time in class to drill enough to 
memorize their facts, so I need your help at home every night.  I will be 
asking them daily if they have studied the night before, and I will give 
them a treat from the treasure box each day he/she brings back a page full 
of facts that have been written the night before.  It must be a full page to 
get the treasure.  



ECOSYSTEM DIORAMA


PURPOSE:  The student(s) will create a diorama to identify living and non-
living organisms in an ecosystem and demonstrate how plants, animals, and 
the environment interact. 

SUPPLIES NEEDED:
1 shoebox or larger box
Crayons, markers, and/or paint
Tape or glue
Scissors
Construction paper and/or white paper
Optional:  plastic animals, pipe cleaners, tissue paper, glitter, thin 
cardboard, cotton balls,          modeling clay

DIRECTIONS:
1.	Find a box at least as big as a shoe box.  This will be the stage 
containing your ecosystem scene.
2.	Decorate the inside of the box to look like a certain ecosystem 
(desert, forest, ocean, etc.)
3.	Use the materials above to create the animals, plants, and non-
living organisms of the environment.  Glue these objects in your box.  
(HINT:  If your drawings are flimsy, glue them onto a thin piece of 
cardboard to make them sturdier.)
4.	On an index card or small sheet of paper, write a paragraph 
describing your ecosystem.  Include three facts about the organisms in your 
environment and how they interact with one another.   Glue this on top of 
your diorama.
5.	Remember to write your name and your teacher’s name on your diorama.

 
*Go to www.enchantedlearning.com  to get helpful tips and animal clipart to 
create your diorama.


BE NEAT and CREATIVE!

PROJECTS ARE DUE:

November 9, 2009

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