Thursday, January 12, 2012

Thursday #82 2011 2012

Day 82

A beautiful day with beautiful learning going on.  

Today the students completed their projects and we begin presenting them tomorrow.  We usually present until the class becomes extremely squirrely since seeing 18 different projects can take a little bit of time.  

Math -- we reviewed and analyzed all 40 questions with the mathathon project.  As a class the students struggled with subtracting with fractions, large division and some place-value (specifically decimals).  
Here is another lesson on dividing fractions.
Here is one more lesson on dividing fractions
Word problem with division & fractions

Social studies test -- it was all based on our notes.

U.A. time -- number lines and beginning the unit on geometry.  

Grammar -- reviewed commas and discussed contemporary grammar versus classical grammar.

CNN students -- Questions on what it takes to run and become the President of the USA, unrest in South Africa since there is a shortage of college opportunities and rioting & protesting in Syria.

Kind regards,
Ron Hubbard
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Stephen Covey


Homework for the week:
Field Trip Paperwork -- I will go through the volunteer information on Wednesday.  Just remember that the office needs non-expired proof of insurance from your insurance carrier and if you didn’t at back to school night, and you need to complete the volunteer form.   ALL FORMS can be found here.

Math
290-291 1-25 all due Friday ** to be completed by everyone

Vocab and Spelling test on Friday  here are this week’s words.

Science -- due Tuesday 32 and 33

In class spelling bee will be 1/19 and top three move onto the school competition on 1/23

Free-Write due Friday
Describe the day in the life of the brand new hero -- “Mr. Citrus”

Social Studies read by Wednesday pages 99-110

Book Card 1/31/12 on historical fiction

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