More Science Extra Credit from Mrs. Pride's Class!

Updates for Miss Zelle's Class!

In math students, we are learning about the customary measurement system.  We will also be reviewing skills learned throughout this year. 

In communication arts, we will continue to work in guided reading groups reviewing skills learned throughout this year.  Please encourage your students to read every night for 20 minutes!  In writing we are working on grammar skills, and we will also continue working on constructed response questions and correct letter format. 

In science we are finishing up our unit on the physical and chemical changes of matter.  We will begin working on our unit on electricity, and we will also be working on the metric measurement system, and on metric conversions.  

In March we will be using Social Studies class time for additional MAP review.

Thank you for your continued support!!!

More Extra Credit Projects from Miss Zelle's Class

Science Extra Credit Projects for Miss Zelle's Class

Students in Mrs. Pride's class came up with a experiment to show a chemical change.  They were responsible for coming up with the materials, procedure, demonstration and explaining to the class why it was  a chemical change.

Science Extra Credit Projects for Mrs. Pride's class

Students in Mrs. Pride's class came up with a experiment to show a chemical change.  They were responsible for coming up with the materials, procedure, demonstration and explaining to the class why it was  a chemical change. 

Mrs. Wigger's Homework 3/7/12

Mrs. Wigger's Homework 3/7/12

Reading:
Summarizing
Read 20 minutes/log
3 Tic Tac Toe Projects Due Monday, March 12th
Math:
Equivalent Fractions PS 21.3 #s 1-19
Quiz over fractions tomorrow
Science:
Quiz tomorrow
Other:
Book projects are due this Monday! Make sure you turn yours in on time to participate in the party!

Mrs. Pride's Class: Chapter 21 Fractions Quiz Tomorrow

Mrs. Pride's class will have a quiz tomorrow (March 8) over fractions.  Students should know the following:

• Read and write fractions three different ways
• Example: 2/3 = two-thirds, two out of three, two divided by three
• Find equivalent fractions
• Compare and Order Fractions (greatest to least AND least to greatest)
• Remember the shoelace method!!!