Harris Room 3 and 4

BOBCATS AND LIONS GET EXTRA CREDIT IN READING FOR RESEARCHING TODAY’S CELEBRATION

HARRIS DAILY WORK FOR TUESDAY, MAY 5, 2020

READ ALL DIRECTIONS BEFORE BEGINNING ASSIGNMENTS.  DON’T LOSE POINTS BECAUSE YOU DIDN’T FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS. 

 

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

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

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

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

 

ALL WORK MUST BE IN COMPLETE SENTENCES.

BE SURE ALL HANDWRITTEN AND TYPED WORK HAS A FULL FLP HEADING WITH YOUR FIRST AND LAST NAME.

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

SHOW WORK FOR ALL MATH PROBLEMS AND/OR SHOW HOW THEY APPEAR IN THE TEXTBOOK, SO WE KNOW WHAT YOU ARE SOLVING. 

 

READING

BOBCATS AND LIONS

YOUR WEEKLY SPELLING WORDS CONNECTED TO OUR STORY SELECTION, FALL SECRETS, ARE AS FOLLOWS:  1) BRILLIANCE  2) DIFFERENCE  3) INFLUENCE  4) AMBULANCE  5) CONFERENCE  6) ALLOWANCE  7) REFERENCE  8) ENTRANCE  9) IMPORTANCE  10) INDEPENDENCE  11) INSTANCE  12) PERFORMANCE  13) IGNORANCE  14) ACCEPTANCE  15) ELEGANCE  16) ABUNDANCE  17) ATTENDANCE  18) INTELLIGENCE  19) PRESENCE   20 )EVIDENCE   THE SUFFIXES –ANCE AND –ENCE MEAN “QUALITY OF” OR “STATE OF.”  A RELATED WORD OFTEN HAS THE SAME VOWEL, SUCH AS INSTANT/INSTANCE.

FIRST, WRITE EACH OF THE ABOVE NEW SPELLING WORDS 5 X.  THEN, READ OUR NEW STORY, FALL SECRETS, PAGES 394 TO 405.  THE GENRE OF THIS STORY IS REALISTIC FICTION.  REALISTIC FICTION TELLS ABOUT CHARACTERS AND EVENTS THAT ARE LIKE PEOPLE AND EVENTS IN REAL LIFE.  LOOK FOR A PLOT WITH A PROBLEM AND A RESOLUTION.

 

LANGUAGE ARTS

PANTHERS AND TIGERS

WRITE OUT THE 6  RED TITLES.  THEN, ANSWER EACH OF THE QUESTIONS UNDER THE TITLE.

1. ROOT IT OUT – FIND FIVE WORDS THAT START WITH THE LETTER “D” AND ARE ANIMALS.

A)

B)

C)

D)

E)

2. ROOT IT OUT – FIND FOUR WORDS WITH FIVE LETTERS THAT USE THE ROOT (SA).

EXAMPLE:  SAVED

A) SA_________

B) SA_________

C) SA_________

D) SA________

3. ROOT IT OUT – FIND FOUR WORDS WITH FIVE LETTERS THAT USE THE ROOT (DR).

EXAMPLE:  DRANK

A) DR_________

B) DR_________

C) DR_________

D) DR_________

4. WHICH ONE DOESN’T BELONG AND WHY?

BIOLOGY

CHEMISTRY

HISTORY

GEOLOGY

5. WHICH ONE DOESN’T BELONG AND WHY?

SATURN

MARS

PLUTO

EARTH

6. WHICH ONE DOESN’T BELONG AND WHY?

PENGUIN

ALLIGATOR

KOMODO DRAGON

DOLPHIN

 

BOBCATS AND LIONS

WRITE OUT THE 6 RED TITLES.  THEN, ANSWER EACH OF THE QUESTIONS UNDER THE TITLE.

 

1. PALINDROMES – FIND WHICH WORDS IN THE LIST BELOW SPELL THE SAME STATEMENT WHEN READ FORWARD OR BACKWARD.  NOTE:  IGNORE ALL PUNCTUATION MARKS.

YAWN A MORE ROMAN WAY

WAS IT A BALL OR A BAT I SAW?

YREKA’S BAKERY

TUNA NUT

WE ARE SEVEN, EVE SAW

WET RARE PAPER ART, EW!

 

2. PALINDROMES – FIND THE WORDS IN THE LIST BELOW THAT SPELL THE SAME STATEMENT WHEN READ FORWARD OR BACKWARD.  NOTE:  IGNORE ALL PUNCTUATION MARKS.

TIMID, I AM IT

TANGY GNAT

STEP ON NO PETS

PULL UP SO I PULL UP

RAW SAW WAR

TOO BAD, I HID A BOOT

 

3. PALINDROMES – FIND THE WORDS IN THE LIST BELOW THAT SPELL THE SAME STATEMENT WHEN READ FORWARD OR BACKWARD.  NOTE:  IGNORE ALL PUNCTUATION MARKS.

RED, NO!  OH, WONDER!

HE STOPPED SPORTS, EH?

PANDA HAD NAP

NURSES RUN

ABLE I WAS, I SAW ELBA

 

4. PALINDROMES – FIND THE WORDS IN THE LIST BELOW THAT SPELL THE SAME STATEMENT WHEN READ FORWARD OR BACKWARD.  NOTE:  IGNORE ALL PUNCTUATION MARKS.

PARTY IS A TRAP

NO LEMONS, NO MELON

HE WON SNOW, EH?

NOT NEW YORK, ROB WENT ON

EMILE SAW A SLIME.

NO, IT’S OPPOSITION

 

5. ANAGRAM – UNSCRAMBLE THE SIX-LETTER WORDS BELOW RELATED TO THE THEME OF CATS.

ACBOTB

ELFEIN

CLAICO

IETNKT

 

6. ROOT IT OUT – FIND FIVE WORDS OF FIVE LETTERS USING THE ROOT ( AL).

EXAMPLE:  ALONE

A. AL___________

B. AL___________

C. AL ___________

D. AL___________

E. AL___________

 

SOCIAL STUDIES

ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS.  WRITE IN COMPLETE SENTENCES.   SPELLING COUNTS.  USE YOUR TEXTBOOK, THE INTERNET, OR YOUR NOTES FOR CORRECT ANSWERS AND SPELLING.

 

PANTHERS AND TIGERS

1. NAME THE SEVEN CONTINENTS.

2. NAME THE FOUR OCEANS.

3. WHAT IS ZERO DEGREES LATITUDE CALLED?

4. WHAT IS ZERO DEGREES LONGITUDE CALLED?

 

BOBCATS AND LIONS

1. WHAT ARE LINES OF LATITUDE CALLED?

2. WHAT ARE LINES OF LONGITUDE CALLED?

3. WHAT IS A PENINSULA?

4. WHAT IS USED ON A MAP TO MEASURE DISTANCE?

5. WHAT IS A SPHERICAL MAP OF THE EARTH CALLED?