Grammar: RNB wkbk page 91 and 92
Vocabulary: read and annotate Let's Get Healthy, pages 68-69
IXL: ELA M.2 and Math E.5
Grammar: RNB wkbk page 91 and 92
Vocabulary: read and annotate Let's Get Healthy, pages 68-69
IXL: ELA M.2 and Math E.5
ELA:
Grammar: Verb Tenses (past, present, future, helping verbs)
Writing: Informative
Reading: Figurative Language, Theme, Understanding Characters, Point of View
Math: Division, Chapter 7-8. Vocabulary: quotient, dividend, reminder, divisor
Relate multiplication and division
Input/Output tables, Number Patterns
Science: Sound and Light Energy. Chapter 14
Vocabulary: compression, frequency, wavelength, pitch, reflection, absorption, transparent, translucetn, opaque, refraction
Social Studies: Immigrants, Inventions, Early 1900's to WWII

Recommended work over holiday break:
IXL, Winter Adventures (skill plan): work on the highlighted skills. Most of the skills are review and should be completed to a smart score of 90.
Readworks: student library. read daily- either in Readworks (student created library), Epic, or from a chapter book.
Religion test- bemydisciple.com (email me your test results)
Readworks: Get Up and Go! Breakfast Boost
IXL: skill recommendations (15 minutes)
Read to RQ for December
Math: Chapter 7, introduction to Division, even
IXL: Math D.50 and ELA MM.5
Religion: page 86, review for tomorrow's test on bemydisciple.com (4th grade, chapter 6)
Prayer gifts due tomorrow
**school Christmas Concert tonight at 6 p.m. in the church**
Readworks: Maggie's Mission (for a grade)
Vocabulary: unit review pages 66-67 (for a grade)
Science test: page 454, #'s 1-12
Religion: test review page 86
IXL: ELA H.4, R.2 and S.1
IXL: none
Math: quiz review, textbook page 123, #'s 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, and 27 (skills being assessed- regrouping to multiple and multi step word problems)
Science: review notes from lessons 1-3
Study guide for science quiz:
Vocabulary (matching): relative motion, frame of reference, speed, velocity, force (push-pull), friction, gravity, work, kinetic and potential energy
Possible short answers: list 3 ways an object can move, identify balanced and unbalanced force, what does speed measure, give an example of kinetic energy, force is measured in what unit
Science: read lesson 3, pages 446-449, then complete lesson 3 review sheet
Visit seesaw for additional reading on motion (under assignments)
Religion: pages 85-86
Math: page 104, performance assessment, 1-10
Reading: Readworks- Maggie and the Mission
IXL: Math D.44, ELA OO.12, Science G.3
*study for vocabulary test
**graded papers sent home today