THURSDAY, JANUARY 12

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Homework


Language Arts-

* Reading Journal (NO PART 2 AGAIN THIS WEEK)     DUE Thursday 1/19
                  3 examples of figurative language: metaphor, simile, hyperbole,                                                                                                       onomatopoeia
  
* Setting activity sheet     DUE Wednesday 1/18

* Lit Circle reading and job     DUE (This will be almost EVERY night)  It is               very important for everyone to do their reading and job EVERY DAY                       DUE Friday 1/13:    Small / Elephant- pgs. 41-55
                                            Peak- pgs. 52-76
                                            Schooled- pgs. 33-49
                                            Zach Beaver- pgs. 53-74                 

MATH-

* Maths Mate (2,7)     DUE Wednesday 1/18

* Box and Whiskers Plot packet     DUE Wednesday 1/18

SCI. -
* What if there was no gravity?     DUE Friday 1/13

* Flip book/ index cards for cell parts     DUE Friday 1/13

* Cell coloring packet     DUE Wednesday 1/18

* Cell TEST  tomorrow 1/13

S.S. -

* Thinkcerca.com     DUE Friday 1/13

* Slip or Trip?     DUE Friday 1/13

REMINDERS:


+ Field trip tomorrow 1/13. This is at an ice rink, so dress warmly.

+ There is no school Monday 1/16 or Tuesday 1/17


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