Jones Daily Work Elementary

Daily Work For Friday, May 15th

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: everyone, probably, wondered, sand, else, wading, lucky, feathers, laughing, looked, flamingos, swamp, different, sake, fantasy

Write words in alphabetical order

Reading

Reading Assessment For Pete’s Sake to help you answer the questions listed below in your composition book in complete sentences.

1. How did the author begin the story?
2. What is the main problem in the story?
3. What challenges do the characters meet in the story?
4. What choices did the characters have?
5. How do the choices the characters make affect the other characters and the story?
6. What do you think is the most important part of the book?

Math

Solve the equation sentences and draw lines to match with its clue. Show ALL work in your composition book.

 

Scott’s family is driving 85 miles to the beach. They stop for gas after 30 miles. How many more miles do they have to drive?	Rachel’s dance class is 90 minutes long. She has been in class for 68 minutes. How many more minutes are left for class?	Tony and his mom are driving 18 miles to the park. After 9 miles they make  left turn at the light. How many more miles do they have to drive?	Kelly practiced the piano for 48 minutes on Tuesday. On Wednesday she practiced for 31 minutes. How much longer did Kelly practice on Tuesday?
I am a problem with large numbers. I need to be regrouped. A calculator might make me easy to solve.	I am a problem with a 2 digit number and a 1 digit number. I might be easy to show with base ten blocks.	I do not need regrouping. I could be easy to solve with paper and pencil.	I am a problem with a number to subtract that has tens and no ones. This makes it easy to count back.

Science

Parents watch this video Rainbow Milk Experiment and do the activity with your child. Then, fill out the lab report below. Why do the colors burst? The secret is in the tiny drop of dish soap. Have you ever wondered why cleaning a dish with soap is so much more effective than using just water? You can try this yourself by smearing some oil onto two identical plates. Give yourself just 30 seconds each to clean one with just water, and the second with water and dish soap. The one you clean with only water will probably still feel very oily, while the one you washed with soap feels much cleaner.

Pumas

Spelling

Spelling List – nonfiction, gold, Greek, history, ancient, bronze, marathon, training, talented, magazine, people, article, patient, wise, silver

Reading

Reading Assessment: Write and answer these Retelling Questions about The Olympic Games: Where Heroes Are Made in textbook on pgs. 132 – 146 in your composition book in complete sentences.

1. Why do Olympic athletes take an oath?
2. What details from Evelyn Ashford’s early career help you know she was very fast?
3. What was special about Michael Johnson’s victory at the Sydney Olympics?
4. What are some ways modern Olympics have changed?
5. Where did the first Olympics take place?
6. Name the track events that are included in the Olympics.
7. What is the story genre? How do you know, give examples from the story.

Math

Read Problem Solving Strategy: Make a Table in textbook on pg. 114. Do problems numbers 1 – 8 in textbook on pg. 115. Write questions, answers, and show ALL work in composition book.

Science

Write each sentence and match each term with its meaning.

core

crust

fossil

Igneous rock

mantle

Metamorphic rock

mineral

rock

Rock cycle

Sedimentary rock

 

1. Rock that has once melted but has cooled and hardened
2. Earths middle layer
3. Solid material made of one or more minerals
4. Materials that settle into layers and harden
5. Earths solid outer layer
6. Solid natural object that has never been alive
7. Rock that has been by heat and pressure
8. Center of Earth
9. Marks or remains of a once living thing
10. A process of changing rock types

Cheetahs

Math

Draw each picture and write each equation sentence and add to solve.

Science

Science Assessment: Parents watch this video“Outer Space” – StoryBots Super Songs Episode 1 | Netflix Jr

with your child and then answer the questions in complete sentences in your composition book.

 

1. Where is the sun located?

2. What is the moon made of?

3. What planets make up our solar system?

4. Why couldn’t the StoryBots find planet Earth?

5. Describe each planet.

Leopards

Math

Draw each picture and color tens one color and ones another color to show each number.

Science

1. What kick starts all food web chains?

2. What animals are the starting consumers?

3. What animals were the secondary consumers?

4. What animal is on top of the wetland food chain in Florida?

5. Draw a picture of Florida’s Wetland Food Chain?