Bellamy Daily Work Elementary

Daily Work For Thursday, May 7th

If you are a Cheetah email your work to cheetahs@flps.com.

If you are a Leopard email your work to leopards@flps.com.

If you are a Puma email your work to pumas@flps.com.

If you are a Jaguar email your work to jaguars@flps.com.

Cheetahs

Reading

Language Arts

Draw and label the bubbles in your composition book. Then, use the same color to fill in each set of matching words that rhyme.

Social Studies

Parents watch this video Florida for Kids: US States Learning with your child. Then, write and answer these questions in complete sentences.

1. What two states border Florida?

2. where is Florida located?

3. what nicknames does Florida have?

Leopards

Spelling

Spelling List: each, great, other, place, school, talk, together

Write spelling word pyramids for each word

Reading

Read You’ll Sing a Song and I’ll Sing a Song in textbook on pgs. 138 and 139. Then, answer these questions.

1. What two words rhyme together?
2. What does the author mean when she says in warm or wintry weather?
3. Name a song you enjoy for each season. For example, in winter I love to listen to Let it Snow.

Language Arts

Write and match the words to its correct contraction in your composition book.

Social Studies

Parents read this passage to your child and then have them write why each word or phrase is important in complete sentences in their composition book.

John Hancock, the First to Sign

On July 4, 1776, the American leaders signed their names to the Declaration of Independence. John Hancock was the first leader to sign the Declaration. When it came time to sign, Hancock wrote his name in very large letters. We do not know for sure, but we think he had a reason for doing this. He wanted the king of England to be able to read his name without his glasses. John Hancock signed his name so big that all the others had to write their names much smaller. Otherwise there would not have been enough room to for all the names. John Hancock and the other leaders who signed the Declaration were very brave. The king of England thought the signers were traitors. They could have been punished.

After the leaders finished signing their names, copies of the Declaration were sent to many cities and towns. John Hancock’s name was the first one the people saw!

1. July 4th
2. Leader
3. Sign
4. Declaration of Independence
5. Brave
6. Traitor

Pumas

Language Arts

Read Project File in textbook on pg. 66 and do Write a Poem in textbook on pg. 67

Social Studies

Read and answer Chart and Graph Skills: Read a Table in textbook on pg. 101 numbers 1 Why Learn This Skill, 2 Understand the Process, and 3 Think and Apply numbers 1 and 2

Jaguars

Language Arts

Write each question and answer in Extra Practice Sentences in textbook on pg. 59 section A numbers 1 – 10 and section B numbers 11 – 15 in complete sentences in your composition book.

Social Studies

Read Unit 2 Review Picture Summary in textbook on pgs. 92 and 93. Do the Describe a Character in textbook on pg 92 in complete sentences in your composition book.