Bradley Room 3 and 4

                                                               TODAY, IN SCIENCE, WE LOOK AT PHOTOSYNTHESIS

BRADLEY DAILY WORK FOR WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 2020

READ ALL DIRECTIONS BEFORE BEGINNING WORK.

IF YOU ARE A PANTHER, SEND WORK IN YOUR SCHOOL EMAIL TO panthers@flps.com

IF YOU ARE A TIGER, SEND WORK IN YOUR SCHOOL EMAIL TO tigers@flps.com

IF YOU ARE A BOBCAT, SEND WORK IN YOUR SCHOOL EMAIL TO bobcats@flps.com

IF YOU ARE A LION, SEND WORK IN YOUR SCHOOL EMAIL TO lions@flps.com

ALL WORK MUST BE IN COMPLETE SENTENCES.

ALL MATH PROBLEMS MUST SHOW WORK AND/OR SHOW THE PROBLEM IN THE BOOK. 

AFTER YOU HAVE TAKEN THE PICTURE, BE SURE YOU CAN READ THE WORK.  IF YOU CAN’T READ IT, WE CAN’T READ IT.

ALL HANDWRITTEN AND TYPED WORK MUST HAVE A COMPLETE FLP HEADING INCLUDING YOUR FIRST AND LAST NAME AND THE DATE.

ALL WORKSHEETS AND PROJECTS MUST HAVE YOUR FIRST AND LAST NAME AND THE DATE. 

READING

PANTHERS AND TIGERS

IN THE TEXTBOOK, PAGES 432 AND 433, READ THE HEN AND THE APPLE TREE.  LOOK IN THE DICTIONARY OR ON DICTIONARY. COM TO FIND OUT THE DEFINITION OF A FABLE.  THEN, ANSWER THE THINK AND RESPOND ON PAGE 433 IN COMPLETE SENTENCES.  NEXT, ON PAGE 434, COMPARE TEXTS, ANSWER QUESTIONS #’S 1, 2, AND 3 IN COMPLETE SENTENCES.

MATH

SHOW ALL WORK.  SHOW THE PROBLEM IN THE BOOK, SO WE KNOW WHAT YOU ARE ANSWERING.

PANTHERS

IN THE TEXTBOOK, ON PAGE 35, COMPARE AND ORDER WHOLE NUMBERS,  ANSWER #’S 12-25.  THIS IS THE SECOND PART OF THE REVIEW/TEST.  BE SURE THAT YOUR ANSWERS ARE CLEARLY STATED.

TIGERS

IN THE TEXTBOOK, ON PAGE 66, EXPRESSIONS AND VARIABLES,  ANSWER QUESTIONS #’S 13 TO 29.  ON THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE, #’S 27-29, DRAW AND FILL IN THE TABLES.

BOBCATS AND LIONS

IN THE TEXTBOOK, ON PAGE 67, EXPRESSIONS AND VARIABLES, ANSWER QUESTIONS #’S 30 TO 34 AND THINKER’S CORNER ON THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE.  SHOW HOW YOU SOLVED ALL PROBLEMS.

SCIENCE

ALL GROUPS – PANTHERS, TIGERS, BOBCATS, LIONS

USE YOUR TEXTBOOK, YOUR NOTES, AND INTERNET RESEARCH TO HELP YOU WITH THIS ANSWER.  IN YOUR OWN WORDS, SUMMARIZE (WRITE A SHORT STORY ABOUT)  THE PROCESS OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS IN A PARAGRAPH OR TWO.  YES, IT IS IN ALL OF YOUR BOOKS.

LIONS ONLY

IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE, LOOK UP THE WORD PHOTOSYNTHESIS IN THE DICTIONARY OR ON DICTIONARY.COM.  TAKE THE WORD APART.  WHERE DID IT COME FROM?  WHAT DO THE PREFIX AND THE ROOT MEAN?  WHY IS THIS A GOOD WORD TO DESCRIBE THIS PROCESS?