1. Circle graph: a graph that uses sections of a circle to represent data.
2. Composite number: a whole number greater than 1, that has more than two factors.
3. Key: a symbol that identifies the meaning of each picture in a pictograph.
4. Quadrilateral: any four-sided polygon.
5. Vertex: The point where two or more lines meet.
Monday, February 22, 2010
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Grade 2: Math and Science 2/22-2/27
Grade: 2 math lessons
***TEST: Chapter 6, lessons #1-5, solid and plane figures. Monday, 2/22.
**homework:
1. Tuesday: workbook p. 88
Grade: 2 science lessons
***TEST: Parts of Plants. , rescheduled for Thursday, 2/25
**Homework:
1. Wednesday: workbook p. 14
***TEST: Chapter 6, lessons #1-5, solid and plane figures. Monday, 2/22.
**homework:
1. Tuesday: workbook p. 88
Grade: 2 science lessons
***TEST: Parts of Plants. , rescheduled for Thursday, 2/25
**Homework:
1. Wednesday: workbook p. 14
Grade: 3 Math and Science 2/22-2/26
Grade: 3 math lessons
*** TEST: chapter 6 on Monday, 2/22.
**Homework:
Grade: 3 science lessons
***TEST: How living things are alike? Unit-a: lesson 1. Rescheduled for Thursday, 2/25.
**Homework:
*** TEST: chapter 6 on Monday, 2/22.
**Homework:
Grade: 3 science lessons
***TEST: How living things are alike? Unit-a: lesson 1. Rescheduled for Thursday, 2/25.
**Homework:
Grade: 4 Math and Science 2/22-2/26
Grade: 4 Math lessons
***Homework:
1. Wednesday: workbook p. 112-113, notebook
Grade: 4 Science lessons
***Science Test: The Cells in Living Things. Tuesday, 2/23
**Homework:
1. Monday: read text pgs. A12-A17, answer questions 2, 3, & 5 on loose-leaf.
***Homework:
1. Wednesday: workbook p. 112-113, notebook
Grade: 4 Science lessons
***Science Test: The Cells in Living Things. Tuesday, 2/23
**Homework:
1. Monday: read text pgs. A12-A17, answer questions 2, 3, & 5 on loose-leaf.
Monday, February 8, 2010
Vocabulary Words, week of Feb. 8
1. Median: The middle number of a set of numbers arranged in order.
2. polygon: A simple closed flat figure made up of three or more line segments.
3. quadrilateral: Any four-sided plane figure or shape
4. Scalene triangle: A triangle with no sides equal in length.
5. Range: The difference between the greatest and least numbers in a set of data.
2. polygon: A simple closed flat figure made up of three or more line segments.
3. quadrilateral: Any four-sided plane figure or shape
4. Scalene triangle: A triangle with no sides equal in length.
5. Range: The difference between the greatest and least numbers in a set of data.
Grade: 2 Math and Science 2/8-2/12
Grade: 2 math lessons
***Homework:
1. Wednesday: workbook p. 86
2. Thursday: workbook p. 87
Grade: 2 science lessons
***Homework:
1. Thursday: workbook p. 11, loose-leaf
***Homework:
1. Wednesday: workbook p. 86
2. Thursday: workbook p. 87
Grade: 2 science lessons
***Homework:
1. Thursday: workbook p. 11, loose-leaf
Grade: 3 Math and Science 2/8-2/12
Grade: 3 math lessons
***Homework:
1. Wednesday: workbook p. 68, graph-paper
2. Thursday: workbook p. 66, graph paper
Grade: 3 science lessons
***Homework:
1. Tuesday: workbook p. 8
***Homework:
1. Wednesday: workbook p. 68, graph-paper
2. Thursday: workbook p. 66, graph paper
Grade: 3 science lessons
***Homework:
1. Tuesday: workbook p. 8
Sunday, February 7, 2010
Grade: 4 Math and Science 2/8-2/12
Grade: 4 math lessons
***Test: lines, angles and circles. Tuesday 2/9
**Homework:
1. Monday: workbook p. 111, on graph paper
Grade: 4 science lessons
**Homework:
1. ...STUDENTS SHOULD BE WORKING ON SCIENCE FAIR PROJECTS THIS WEEK!
***Test: lines, angles and circles. Tuesday 2/9
**Homework:
1. Monday: workbook p. 111, on graph paper
Grade: 4 science lessons
**Homework:
1. ...STUDENTS SHOULD BE WORKING ON SCIENCE FAIR PROJECTS THIS WEEK!
Friday, February 5, 2010
Grade: 4 Science Fair Projects/ assignment
*** Homework:
1. Friday: (SCIENCE FAIR PROJECTS).
Students are required to research any topics in science and generate three questions about their topics that they find interesting.
Questions are due Monday, 2/8
Projects are due Tuesday, 2/16
Click to view samples of science fair topics/questions & projects.
1. Friday: (SCIENCE FAIR PROJECTS).
Students are required to research any topics in science and generate three questions about their topics that they find interesting.
Questions are due Monday, 2/8
Projects are due Tuesday, 2/16
Click to view samples of science fair topics/questions & projects.
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Vocabulary Words Week of February 1st
1. Circle: a simple closed curve. All points on a circle are the same distance from the center.
2. Congruent figures: figures that have the same size and same shape.
3. Event: a set of one or more outcomes.
4. Mode: the number that appears most often in a set of numbers.
5. Order of Operations: the order in which operations must be computed when more than one operation is involved.
2. Congruent figures: figures that have the same size and same shape.
3. Event: a set of one or more outcomes.
4. Mode: the number that appears most often in a set of numbers.
5. Order of Operations: the order in which operations must be computed when more than one operation is involved.
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