There are only about six or seven weeks left in the Fifth Grade Forty Book Challenge!!!! This challenge started the first day of school. If you have not read forty books this year, you do not get to participate in the celebration. Make sure you have recorded ALL the books you've read on your Challenge sheet in 5B. If you have not, you will not get credit for them. You should be somewhere around book 34 or 35. You may read books more than once. They just need to be novels. Double check how many books you've read and see if you're in good shape. Again - this has been happening since the FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL, so no excuses.
Love,
Mrs. Blair
Tuesday, April 23, 2013
Monday, April 22, 2013
HW 4/22
Welcome Back!
Reading: Blog - 1. One paragraph, a book buzz, about your all-time favorite fantasy book (without giving it all away). 2. One paragraph answering these questions: What are your book club rules? What days are you meeting? What are your expectations for each meeting? How much will you read before each meeting? What's your club name, logo, and motto? What are the consequences for not pulling your weight?
Elated: If you are elated, you are extremely happy because of something that has happened. Ex: I was elated by the news that my best friend was getting married.
Reading: Blog - 1. One paragraph, a book buzz, about your all-time favorite fantasy book (without giving it all away). 2. One paragraph answering these questions: What are your book club rules? What days are you meeting? What are your expectations for each meeting? How much will you read before each meeting? What's your club name, logo, and motto? What are the consequences for not pulling your weight?
Elated: If you are elated, you are extremely happy because of something that has happened. Ex: I was elated by the news that my best friend was getting married.
Monday, April 8, 2013
Sunday, April 7, 2013
HW 4/8
Math: math packet; remember: show work for all multiple choice problems- prove your answer!
Reading: Blog - Two paragraphs about a reading experience that stands out to you. What book was it? What made it so special? What did the book change for you? (For example: Harry Potter changed my reading life. It brought back a love of reading for me...) TWO PARAGRAPHS. You may also include what your reading life has been like this year. What made it successful for you? Did you try anything new this year? A new genre? A new book that you never thought you would try before? What changes did you make so that you could focus and enjoy your books better?
Vocab: Sheepish - If you look sheepish you look slightly embarrassed because you feel foolish. Ex: He grinned sheepishly.
**Bring Social Issue Creativity Projects home by vacation.
HAPPY OPENING DAY! Go Sox!
Reading: Blog - Two paragraphs about a reading experience that stands out to you. What book was it? What made it so special? What did the book change for you? (For example: Harry Potter changed my reading life. It brought back a love of reading for me...) TWO PARAGRAPHS. You may also include what your reading life has been like this year. What made it successful for you? Did you try anything new this year? A new genre? A new book that you never thought you would try before? What changes did you make so that you could focus and enjoy your books better?
Vocab: Sheepish - If you look sheepish you look slightly embarrassed because you feel foolish. Ex: He grinned sheepishly.
**Bring Social Issue Creativity Projects home by vacation.
HAPPY OPENING DAY! Go Sox!
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