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Jones Daily Work Elementary
May 4, 2020
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Daily Work For Monday, May 4th
If you are a Puma email your work to pumas@flps.com.
If you are a Jaguar email your work to jaguars@flps.com.
If you are a Cheetah email your work to cheetahs@flps.com.
If you are a Leopard email your work to leopards@flps.com.
Jaguars
Spelling
Spelling List: acrobat, appreciate, create, children, sat, ate, flat, that, amazing, clustered, gathered, raced, wandered, state, gate
Write words 5x’s each
Reading
Read Vocabulary Power in textbook on pg. 124 and 125 Use glossary to define vocabulary words in textbook on pg. 124 and then write and fill in the blanks with a vocabulary word.
Meghan _________ clam shells all morning. She __________ slowly down the beach. Then she saw two groups of children. They were from her school! They were __________ around a woman. Meghan __________ across the sand to be with them. “The children who make the best sand castle win,” said the woman. “Good luck”. Meghan helped three others make a castle. She put her shells along the wall. “This castle is __________!” said the woman.
Math
Write and answer the equation sentences and then answer the riddle question using the letter of the problem.
What is the best way to call a dragon?
__19___ ___9__ __15___ __11___
___26__ __18___ ___4__ ___17__ ___13__ ___15__ ___14__ __7___ __29___
| A. 35-22= | D. 48-22= | G.27-16= | O. 25-16= |
| L. 44-25= | E. 19-12= | ! 48-19= | S. 26-22= |
| C. 28-14= | N. 43-28= | I. 51-33= | T. 44-27= |
Science
Parents this week is all about gathering information, recording data, and results. We will venture between gathering information, recording data, and results for lab reports, experiments, and assignments.
Parents watch this video What Causes Day and Night? with your child. Then, answer the question What Causes Day and Night? in paragraph form in 7 complete sentences in your composition book.
Pumas
Spelling
Spelling List: ancient, events, competition, stroke, host, compete, stadium, teammate, distance, record, ceremonies, medals, earned, almost, student, strike
Write each spelling words 6x’s each
Reading
Read Vocabulary Power in textbook on pg. 130 and 131. Use glossary to define vocabulary words in textbook on pg.130 and then write and answer these questions in complete sentences in your composition book.
- What medals have you won?
- Where do you think is the best place to sit in a stadium? Why?
- Read these two sentences: They set a world record in the relay race. They record a new song. In which sentence does the word record mean “best effort of all time”?
- What makes an ancient coin special?
- If you were the host of a party, what would you do to prepare?
- What type of ceremonies have you been to?
- Do you like to compete in team sports?
- What is something you earned through hard work?
Math
Read Choose a Method in textbook on pg. 98. Write and answer all problems numbers 1-26 in your composition book. Write questions, answers, and show ALL work.
Science
Read Bogs and Moss Science is Fun Activity and answer the questions below in complete sentences in your composition book.
Bogs and Moss
When sphagnum moss dries, it is soft and fluffy and it soaks up water like a sponge. Some Native Americans used to make diapers out of it. During World War I, the moss was used as a bandage for treating wounds, it helped kill bacteria.
One troop of horse soldiers in England in 1542 had the bad luck to charge across a bog. They sank and were never seen again. Bog is the Irish word for soft. A bog is really floating land. Insects fly right to the sparkling red hairs of pretty little sun-dew plants. Then the plants dissolve them and use them for food.
1. What did Native Americans use Moss for?
2. What did moss used for during WWI?
3. Why did the troops from 1542 disappear?
4. What is a bog?
5. How do sun-dew plants get food?
6. Look up pictures of moss and bogs and draw and label them in your composition book.
Cheetahs
Math
Use the example below to draw, label, and color a self portrait using squares and rectangles shapes in your composition book.
Science
Parents you and your child will conduct a science experiment together like scientists today. Help your child use their lab report to create a scientific journal entry (paragraph) that describes what had to be done in order to get the process it took to for the Color Explosion.
Color Explosion Experiment
https://kids.nationalgeographic.com/videos/try-this/#/1266033219623
Leopards
Math
Parents this week we will use graphic aids. Remind your child that graphic aids help you to understand the data or information in data easier using symbols. These graphic aids include, pictographs, tally tables, bar graphs, pie charts, etc. Write and answer questions below in your composition book. Use the pictographs’ information or data to complete the answer.
Science
Parents you and your child will conduct a science experiment together like scientists today! Help your child use their lab report to create a scientific journal entry (paragraph) that describes what had to be done in order to do the experiment for the Ghost Glove.
Ghost Glove Experiment
https://kids.nationalgeographic.com/videos/try-this/#/1266100803610