Math -
Page 573, Set D and memorize 5 volume formulas
Study for test
LA -
DEAR
Unit -
Prepare for end of unit presentation
Page 573, Set D and memorize 5 volume formulas
Study for test
LA -
DEAR
Unit -
Prepare for end of unit presentation
Thursday, November 24, 2011
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Due Wednesday
Math -
1.) POTW -if you choose this option, your working out must be complete and show understanding of each step. Responses and explanations should be around half a page in length.
or
2.) Page 573, Set A, B, and C
LA -
1.) Complex sentence worksheets
2.) DEAR
3.) Study unit words for vocab test
Unit -
Final draft due Thursday
?
Permission slip
Festivals write-up
1.) POTW -if you choose this option, your working out must be complete and show understanding of each step. Responses and explanations should be around half a page in length.
or
2.) Page 573, Set A, B, and C
LA -
1.) Complex sentence worksheets
2.) DEAR
3.) Study unit words for vocab test
Unit -
Final draft due Thursday
?
Permission slip
Festivals write-up
Monday, November 21, 2011
Due Tuesday
Math -
1.) Page 565, #4-7 and #12-18
(#9 and #10 are optional)
2.) See Problem of the Week
LA -
1) Connectives Worksheet
2.) The Egypt Game quiz
Unit -
Final draft due Wednesday
Misc -
Field Trip Permission Slip with money Due Wednesday
Festivals write-up for Ms. Lillian
1.) Page 565, #4-7 and #12-18
(#9 and #10 are optional)
2.) See Problem of the Week
LA -
1) Connectives Worksheet
2.) The Egypt Game quiz
Unit -
Final draft due Wednesday
Misc -
Field Trip Permission Slip with money Due Wednesday
Festivals write-up for Ms. Lillian
Sunday, November 20, 2011
Pyramids of Giza POTW
The Pyramids of Giza stand on the west bank of the Nile River out- side Cairo, Egypt. There are 10 of them, including 3 of the largest, best preserved pyramids in Egypt.
The pyramid of Khufu, called the Great Pyramid, contains more than 2 million stone blocks that average 2.3 metric tons each. The pyramid was originally 481 feet tall, but some of its upper stones are gone, and now it stands about 450 feet high. Its base covers about 13 acres (Note: 1 acre = 43,560 square feet).
Scholars believe that it took about 100,000 men to build the pyramid, and it took about 4 months to complete.
If this is the case, on average, how many cubic feet of pyramid were built by each worker per day?
Need help with volume?
Check this out:
http://www.eduplace.com/cgi-bin/schtemplate.cgi?template=/math/mw/models/tm_popup.thtml&grade=6&chapter=21&lesson=4&title=Volume+of+Rectangular+Prisms+(Algebra)&tm=tmfg2104e
http://www.eduplace.com/cgi-bin/schtemplate.cgi?template=/math/mw/models/tm_popup.thtml&grade=6&chapter=21&lesson=4&title=Volume+of+Rectangular+Prisms+(Algebra)&tm=tmfg2104e
Friday, November 18, 2011
Due Monday
Math -
Worksheet (both sides)
Bring math test with corrections/signature
LA -
DEAR
Find 5 spelling words
Donate rice at freerice.com
Unit -
Reading comprehension sheet
Report final draft due Wednesday
? -
Field Trip Permission Slip
Worksheet (both sides)
Bring math test with corrections/signature
LA -
DEAR
Find 5 spelling words
Donate rice at freerice.com
Unit -
Reading comprehension sheet
Report final draft due Wednesday
? -
Field Trip Permission Slip
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Due Wednesday
Math -
Page 553, #4-8 and #9-11 (Optional)
LA -
Read 30 mins
Final draft for prayer
Unit -
Report First draft due
Page 553, #4-8 and #9-11 (Optional)
LA -
Read 30 mins
Final draft for prayer
Unit -
Report First draft due
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