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Daily Updates and Activities
July 19, 2020
Final Zoom meeting today at 10:00
Let's have some fun: Touch down dance
https://app.gonoodle.com/activities/touchdown-dance
June 18, 2020
Zoom Meeting this morning at 10:00
Tell us about your time capsule or just listen to what others put in.
Task for today:
Now that you are almost a fifth grader, could you give come advice to the incoming 4th graders?
Go to Seesaw and complete the 'Advice to fourth graders' activity.
Mystery Doug:
https://mysteryscience.com/mini-lessons/astronaut-and-sun
June 17, 2020
Finish up all assignments.
Finish up decorating your time capsule.
Remember to sign everyone's virtual yearbook.
Go to Google Classroom
Click on Hansen Virtual Classroom
Follow directions to add greetings or sign each slide.
Tomorrow at our Zoom meeting you can share your Time Capsule.
June 16,2020
Today we will continue to work on the time capsule and start the Virtual yearbook.
Time Capsule:
Go to GoNoodle and check out this exciting project!
https://family.gonoodle.com/activities/how-to-make-a-time-capsule
Virtual Yearbook:
Go to Google Classroom
Click on Hansen Virtual Classroom
Follow directions to add greetings or sign each slide.
2:00-3:00 Reading
- Independent reading: Average of 1 book per week and AR test
- IReady Reading 45 minutes due this week
3:00-4:00 Math
- Finish IReady Math (45 minutes per week)
Monday June 15,2020
Zoom Meeting at 10:00
9:00-2:00
Today we are going to make a Time Capsule to help us remember our fourth grade year!
Go to GoNoodle and check out this exciting project!
https://family.gonoodle.com/activities/how-to-make-a-time-capsule
1:00 Lets Dance
2:00-3:00 Reading
- Independent reading: Average of 1 book per week and AR test
- IReady Reading 45 minutes due this week
3:00-4:00 Math
- Finish IReady Math (45 minutes per week)
Friday 6/5/20
Finish iReady Reading today!
Learning Zone 9:00-11:30
Math
Complete Khan Academy Division lessons
Complete iReady Math for the week. 45 minutes total required.
ELAFinish and submit Opinion Piece.
Complete iReady Reading for the week. 45 minutes total required.
Mystery Doug
https://mysteryscience.com/mini-lessons/red-mars?loc=mini-lesson-button#slide-id-5363
- Why is Mars red?
- What did this lesson make you curious about? What other questions do you have about Mars?
Bonus Activity: What color are the rocks where you live? With an adult, go outside and find a spot where you can see rocks and dirt — maybe in a park or in someone’s yard. Pick up some rocks. Take a close look. The rocks won’t all be the same color, but is there one color that’s more common than others? If the place you live was named for its rocks, what would it be called?
11:30-1:00 Lunch/recess
1:00-2:00 Contrasting Emojis
This is a fun art project!!!
https://www.everettsd.org/Page/36101
2:00-3:00 Reading
- Independent reading: Average of 1 book per week and AR test today
- IReady Reading 45 minutes due this week
3:00-4:00 Math Practice
- Finish IReady Math (45 minutes per week)
- More Practice:
Thursday June 11, 2020
Zoom Meeting 10 AM
Learning Zone 9:00-11:30
Math Here are the assigned division for the week. Yes, this is a review but it also contains unit tests. Go to Khan Academy and complete them by Friday
ELA
Learning Target: Opinion writing You have been asked to provide an article for a student newspaper. The purpose of the article is to tell why your favorite animal, plant, or place should be protected. Write 3 paragraph(s) to explain your point of view with reasons supported by facts and details.
Paragraph 1: Statement of favorite plant, animal or place that you want to be sure to be protected. Why is it so important to you?
Paragraph 2: Use your research about why it needs to be protected. You must have at least 2 quotes from your sources. Make sure to list your sources.
Paragraph 3: Conclusion. Call to action. What do you want people to do to help protect your choice oro plant, animal or place?
To do:
Wednesday: Complete first draft.
Thursday: Revise and edit.
Friday: Review and turn in to Google Classroom.
11:30-1:00 Lunch
1:00-2:00 Library
Go to Mrs. Finslinson's page and find 4 grade lesson
https://www.everettsd.org/Page/36045
2:00-3:00 Reading
- Independent reading: Average of 1 book per week and AR test friday
- IReady Reading (45 minutes per week)
3:00-4:00 Math
- IReady Math (45 minutes per week)
Wednesday June 10, 2020
Learning Zone 9:00-11:30
Math Here are the assigned division for the week. Yes, this is a review but it also contains unit tests. Go to Khan Academy and complete them by Friday
ELA
Learning Target: Opinion writing You have been asked to provide an article for a student newspaper. The purpose of the article is to tell why your favorite animal, plant, or place should be protected. Write 3 paragraph(s) to explain your point of view with reasons supported by facts and details.
Paragraph 1: Statement of favorite plant, animal or place that you want to be sure to be protected. Why is it so important to you?
Paragraph 2: Use your research about why it needs to be protected. You must have at least 2 quotes from your sources. Make sure to list your sources.
Paragraph 3: Conclusion. Call to action. What do you want people to do to help protect your choice of plant, animal or place?
To do:
Wednesday: Complete first draft.
Thursday: Revise and edit.
Friday: Review and turn in to Google Classroom.
11:30-1:00 Lunch
1:00-2:00 4th Grade Recess ZOOM
The 4th grade recess zoom is happening this Wednesday at 1pm. Students can be on Zoom and have recess together
Topic: 4th Grade Recess Zoom Time:
Jun 10, 2020 01:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
Join Zoom Meeting https://everettsd.zoom.us/j/94361426410
Meeting ID: 943 6142 6410
Password: 695101
2:00-3:00 Reading
- Independent reading: Average of 1 book per week and AR test friday
- IReady Reading (45 minutes per week)
3:00-4:00 Math
- IReady Math (45 minutes per week)
Tuesday June 9, 2020
Learning Zone 9:00-11:30
Math Here are the assigned division for the week. Yes, this is a review but it also contains unit tests. Go to Khan Academy and complete them by Friday
ELA
Learning Target: Opinion writing You have been asked to provide an article for a student newspaper. The purpose of the article is to tell why your favorite animal, plant, or place should be protected. Write 3 paragraph(s) to explain your point of view with reasons supported by facts and details.
Paragraph 1: Statement of favorite plant, animal or place that you want to be sure to be protected. Why is it so important to you?
Paragraph 2: Use your research about why it needs to be protected. You must have at least 2 quotes from your sources. Make sure to list your sources.
Paragraph 3: Conclusion. Call to action. What do you want people to do to help protect your choice oro plant, animal or place?
To do:
Today: Do research and take notes to include in your opinion piece.
Use Pebble Go, National Geographic Kids or Britannica to support the reasons for your opinion.
Wednesday: Complete first draft.
Thursday: Revise and edit.
Friday: Review and turn in to Google Classroom.
11:30-1:00 Lunch
1:00-2:00 Music
I have a challenge for you! If the Steady Beat Challenge was just way too easy, give this a go! TikTok Hand Challenge Tutorial
2:00-3:00 Reading
- Independent reading: Average of 1 book per week and AR test friday
- IReady Reading (45 minutes per week)
3:00-4:00 Math
- IReady Math (45 minutes per week)
Monday June 8, 2020
ZOOM Class meeting today instead of Tuesday.
Learning Zone 9:00-11:30
Math Here are the assigned division for the week. Yes, this is a review but it also contains unit tests. Go to Khan Academy and complete them by Friday.
ELA 
- Read Slide show Saving the Bison from Extinction
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1EtBiS8a_q3SokJSBAS5SLP-vhLkC4rhyTi-ZF2WRItc/edit#slide=id.p
- Review Buffalo Music Slide Show
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1SUKgpZQKEvqNr07Bc1xPdTEQuyv0wrNgX3PtgLxQXgc/edit#slide=id.p
- Respond in Google Classroom: How are the two pieces the same and different.
11:30-1:00 Lunch/recess
1:00-2:00 PE
Go to the calendar and choose today’s date
https://www.everettsd.org/Page/26982#calendar161233/20200608/month
2:00-3:00 Reading
- Independent reading: Average of 1 book per week and AR test today
- IReady Reading (45 minutes per week)
3:00-4:00 Math
- IReady Math (45 minutes per week)
Friday, June 5, 2020
No Zoom meeting today. Half-day for teacher report cards.
Please continue on you iReady Diagnostic.
Let's celebrate!! Today marks the end of our Space unit. Let's have some fun!!!
NASA FUN FRIDAY.
Go to Nasa Kids Club to find space rockets to build, online space games, coloring pages, pictures of space etc.
Have fun!!! See you on Monday for Zoom meeting next week.
Thursday June 4, 2020
Today is a half day for teacher report cards.
If you haven't finished your iReady, please continue.
ZOOM meeting 10:00
Learning Zone 9:00-11:30
Math
Here are the assigned multiplication lessons for yesterday and today. Go to Khan Academy and complete them.
ELA
Historical Fiction: Buffalo Music Read p.508-512 in Reach
Summarize Molly’s goal on p.T509 and how she works towards it. Use RACE format.
11:30-1:00 Lunch/recess
Mrs. Sample Lesson
Calming Down Anger: https://bit.ly/SSGrade4Lesson12
Wednesday June 3, 2020
** If you have not finished your iReady Diagnostics, do those first.
Learning Zone 9:00-11:30
Math Here are the assigned multiplication lessons for the next 2 days. Go to Khan Academy and complete them.
ELA Read Buffalo Music p. 499-507 in Reach
In Google Classroom use RACE to respond to the following:
Billy uses words “skinny” and “puny” to describe the buffalo calves. He mentions he found them alone under a juniper tree. Using these details, what conclusion can you draw?
11:30-1:00 Lunch/recess
1:00-2:00 Mystery Doug
https://mysteryscience.com/mini-lessons/fish-breathing?loc=mini-lesson-button#slide-id-9079
Activity:
Fish use their gills to breathe air that is in the water. It doesn’t look like there’s any air in a glass of water. But try this experiment. Fill a clear cup with water. Let it sit out on the counter for a few hours. Then look carefully at the sides of the cup. What do you notice? Try the experiment with hot water and cold water. See what happens!
2:00-3:00 Reading
- Independent reading: Average of 1 book per week and AR test
- IReady Reading (20 minutes per week)
3:00-4:00 Math
- IReady Math (20 minutes per week)
June 2 No Class Meeting Today on Zoom
***If you have not finished the math diagnostic, please continue and complete that today. Then if you want you can move on or just start on the Reading diagnostic tomorrow.
Today we are working on our iReady Reading diagnostic. Start first thing in the morning. We have no other lessons today. Just keep at it. Do your best.
Please keep in mind the following things:
- Have headphones ready.
- When in doubt, read the passage twice or three times.
- Take you time. Do not rush through the questions. Try all answers, if you get stuck, make your best guess and move on.
- Don't forget to take breaks. Stretch, walk around, eat lunch. Don't worry if you do not finish today, you can finish tomorrow.
- Remember this is an assessment so you cannot get help from anyone. Use your best judgment.
- Keep in mind to keep a growth mindset and try your best!
Instructions:
- Go to iReady and sign in
- Choose Reading
- Start diagnostic.
Here is a video to remind you about what you should and how to sign in if you are unsure.
iREADY Diagnostic Presentation
Ask any questions on Google Classroom stream.
You will do great because you will try your best! Good luck!
June 1
Today we are working on our iReady math diagnostic. Start first thing in the morning. We have no other lessons today. Just keep at it and try to finish.
Please keep in mind the following things:
- Have a paper and pencil to work out the problems.
- Do not rush through the problems. Try all problems, if you get stuck, make your best guess and move on.
- Don't forget to take breaks. Stretch, walk around, eat lunch.
- Remember this is an assessment so you cannot get help from anyone. Use your best judgment.
- Keep in mind to keep a growth mindset and try your best!
Instructions:
- Go to iReady and sign in
- Choose math
- Start diagnostic.
Here is a video to remind you about what you should and how to sign in if you are unsure.
iREADY Diagnostic Presentation
Ask any questions on Google Classroom stream.
You will do great because you will try your best! Good luck!
Friday May 29, 2020
Don’t forget our Zoom Meeting 10:00 AM
We will be doing iReady Diagnostic testing on Monday and Tuesday of next week, so we want to get all of your assignments turned in by then.
Learning Zone 9:00-11:30
Math Complete 45 minutes of iReady Math and all other Math assignments.
ELA Complete 45 minutes of iReady Reading and all other ELA assignments
11:30-1:00 Lunch/recess
1:00-2:00 Mystery Doug
Do you believe in Unicorns?
https://mysteryscience.com/mini-lessons/unicorns?loc=mini-lesson-button#slide-id-8702
2:00-3:00 Reading
- Independent reading: Average of 1 book per week and AR test today
- IReady Reading (45 minutes per week)
3:00-4:00 Math
- IReady Math (45 minutes per week)
Thursday May 28,2020
Don’t forget our Zoom Meeting 10:00 AM
We will be doing iReady Diagnostic testing on Tuesday and Wednesday of next week, so we want to get all of your assignments turned in by then.
Learning Zone 9:00-11:30
Math
Multiplying 2X2 digit numbers Watch instructions in Seesaw. Complete odd numbers on the attached worksheet. See sheet 2: answer sheet.
ELA
Responding to reading using text evidence Watch the stories of the inspiration of the Women of the Hubble Space Telescope.
https://app.discoveryeducation.com/learn/videos/c533a52a-faf5-439d-a956-e2aec5871f3f/
Their inspirational stories teach us that anyone can succeed if you stay curious, never give up, and don’t let anything keep you from reaching your goals.
Writing Assignment: In a paragraph, what do you aspire to be in the future. Why? Where did you get your inspiration? How do you see yourself in 20 years from now? Enter in Google Classroom.
11:30-1:00 Lunch/recess
1:00-2:00 Library
Check this out!!
Did you know we have eBooks for checkout in our Library Catalog? Click on the Destiny Discover page or this link to access our eBook and Lightbox Library. Once in Destiny Discover don't forget to log in using student id/password.
Click here to watch a video to learn more about accessing eBooks: eBooks in Destiny Discover
2:00-3:00 Reading
- Independent reading: Average of 1 book per week and AR test today
- IReady Reading (45 minutes per week)
3:00-4:00 Math
- IReady Math (45 minutes per week)
Wednesday May 27, 2020
We will be doing iReady Diagnostic testing on Tuesday and Wednesday of next week, so we want to get all of your assignments turned in by then.
Learning Zone 9:00-11:30
Math I don't know what happened yesterday. Don't worry about it, Just continue today.
Muti-step problem solving The hidden answer is the other questions you have to ask to get to the answer when you break down the problem.
In seesaw see: Practice sheet instructions, then complete practice sheet, correct with answer sheet.
Show you work on the template attached to the bottom.
ELA
Responding to reading using text evidence Biography: The First Person on the Moon-
Before reading: A biography tells more than just facts and dates. It describes the person’s actions and personality. Everything in a biography should be based on facts.
Read: The First Person on the Moon Pages 479-481 in Reach book
After reading: In Google Classroom, write a personal narrative that tells about a time you accomplished a goal.
11:30-1:00 Lunch/recess
1:00-2:00 Art
One-point perspective
https://www.everettsd.org/Page/35837
2:00-3:00 Reading
- Independent reading: Average of 1 book per week and AR test Friday
- IReady Reading (45 minutes per week)
3:00-4:00 Math
- IReady Math (45 minutes per week)
Tuesday May 26, 2020
Don’t forget our Meeting on Zoom 10:00
We will be doing iReady Diagnostic testing on Tuesday and Wednesday of next week, so we want to get all of your assignments turned in by then.
Learning Zone 9:00-11:30
Math
Arrays and multiples 2X10 Complete in Seesaw. Complete sheet. Choose problem 3 or 4 and put it on a regular size piece of paper so I can see it and present and explain it using video. You must show your work.
See seeSaw for link and answer key.
ELA Read article and look at pictures. https://www.npr.org/2019/07/17/735726446/seeing-apollo-through-the-eyes-of-astronauts
Brief Write: Write a paragraph (at least 4 sentences) or 2 about a space launch. Add lots of details. Use what you have learned to inform your writing. You can choose to take the point of view from someone inside the shuttle or in the control room. Complete in Google Classroom.
11:30-1:00 Lunch/recess
1:00-2:00 First Step Watch video
"join" code: qatlv3x (the first letter is a lowercase)
2:00-3:00 Reading
- Independent reading: Average of 1 book per week and AR test today
- IReady Reading (45 minutes per week)
3:00-4:00 Math
- IReady Math (45 minutes per week)
Thursday, May 21, 2020
Don’t forget our Live Meeting on Zoom with Mystery Doug at 10:00.
Diagnostic Testing will be June 1 and 2, not next week. I will send more information next week about the procedures.
Learning Zone 9:00-11:30
Math
Complete all assignments in Seesaw and iReady 45 minutes in math.
ELAComplete all assignments for the and iReady 45 minutes reading.
Mystery Doug: https://mysteryscience.com/mini-lessons/old-earth#slide-id-8308
11:30-1:00 Lunch/recess
** If you have finished with all the required work, explore NASA Kids Clubhouse: https://www.nasa.gov/kidsclub/flash/clubhouse/index.html
1:00-2:00 Complete above work
2:00-3:00 Reading
- Independent reading: Average of 1 book per week and AR test today
- IReady Reading (45 minutes per week)
3:00-4:00 Math
- IReady Math (45 minutes per week)
Wednesday May 20, 2020
Learning Zone 9:00-11:30
Math Learning Objective: Students determine the best seating design to use for setting up square tables to seat 36 guests. They also determine what time all 36 guests will be present at the picnic based on a given pattern of arrival. Students demonstrate their understanding of patterns in perimeter and area when square units are involved and of extending a given growth pattern to extend a sequence.
Go to Seesaw. Listen to the directions. Complete the following task:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1wxAED_dsHJTrHdo1mpXQXKSxJIY7gE-I8fIyiz0UgrY/edit
ELA Learning Target: Continue to pay attention to important events so that you can determine the theme (underlying messages.)
Watch video about theme:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k8muSkXjPHE
Read p 470-474 Mt the Moon over the Stars in Reach.
Having read The Moon over Stars ( p 461-474 ), What do you think is the overall theme of the story? Give evidence from the text in RACE format. Click +Create, Choose google docs and do the work there Read p 470-474 Mt the Moon over the Stars in Reach.
11:30-1:00 Lunch/recess
1:00-2:00 Art
Graphic squares
https://www.everettsd.org/Page/35683
2:00-3:00 Reading
- Independent reading: Average of 1 book per week and AR test today
- IReady Reading (45 minutes per week)
3:00-4:00 Math Practice
- IReady Math (45 minutes per week)
- Additional practice. Milestone Task HW
Tuesday 19, 2020
Check it out!!!
5th GRADE VIOLIN PROGRAM (2020 - 2021)
Are you a current 4th grader interested in participating in the violin program next school year? Click here for more details!
Learning Zone 9:00-11:30
Math
Learning Target: Investigate growth patterns as pattern block squares are extended into one long rectangle or grow as sequentially larger squares. Go to Seesaw. Listen to directions. Complete worksheet.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1MixR1Si--hAFDGVgnQLPrEe6ka5s7TkvF4yyIVnPjT8/edit
ELA
Learning Target: Respond to text using evidence to support an understanding of realistic fiction. Read The Moon Over the Stars p.461-469 in Reach
Go to Google Classroom and record the important events that lead us to the theme. The theme is the main message of the reading selection.
Mystery Science: I have a bird making a nest right outside my window. Thought you might enjoy this video. https://mysteryscience.com/mini-lessons/birds-spring#slide-id-8400
11:30-1:00 Lunch/recess
1:00-2:00 Music
Check out this Steady Beat Challenge If the Steady Beat Challenge was just way too easy, give this a go! TikTok Hand Challenge Tutorial
2:00-3:00 Reading
- Independent reading: Average of 1 book per week and AR test today
- IReady Reading (45 minutes per week)
3:00-4:00 Math Practice
- IReady Math (45 minutes per week)
Monday May 17, 2020
Check it out!!!
5th GRADE VIOLIN PROGRAM (2020 - 2021)
Are you a current 4th grader interested in participating in the violin program next school year? Click here for more details!
Learning Zone 9:00-11:30
Math Learning Target: Investigate growth patterns as pattern block squares are extended into one long rectangle or grow as sequentially larger squares.
Go to Seesaw.. Listen to directions. Complete worksheet.
docs.google.com/document/d/1aArm2xQ9n9nUG-mTrP5J2bg5aruX1ZxN0RIFe4YvtKg/edit
ELALearning Target:
Learning Target: Determine a theme or story, drama, or poem from details in the text.
Science background: In 1969, the rocket ship Apollo 11 carried Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins from Earth to the moon. A television camera on the Eagle broadcast Neil Armstrong’s first steps on the moon. Many people around the world watched the historic moment.
Watch moon landing footage of the historic Apollo 11 mission.
In Google classroom answer the following question: What did you notice about the moon landing? Give at least 3 details.
11:30-1:00 Lunch/recess
1:00-2:00 PE
Choose an activity
2:00-3:00 Reading
- Independent reading: Average of 1 book per week and AR test today
- IReady Reading (45 minutes per week)
3:00-4:00 Math Practice
- IReady Math (45 minutes per week)
Friday 5/15/20
Don’t forget our class meeting this morning at 10 AM
See Google Classroom for link
Check it out!!!
5th GRADE VIOLIN PROGRAM (2020 - 2021)
Are you a current 4th grader interested in participating in the violin program next school year? Click here for more details!
Learning Zone 9:00-11:30
Math Complete iReady Math for the week. 45 minutes total required. Turn in all other missing assignments.
ELA Book Report:
Students will: Report on the book you read this week. Complete in Google Classroom in writing or you can create a video in Seesaw. Use appropriate facts and relevant, descriptive details to support main ideas or themes. Don't forget to tell me the name of the book and the author. Speak clearly at an understandable pace. Use the attached Mt. Plot to help you plan your report. Make sure to include all the topics on Mt. Plot.
https://app.seesaw.me/#/activities/prompt.91baf3e6-3c39-4831-9be0-722444c85125/edit
Mrs. Sample Second Step Lesson:
"join" code: qatlv3x
11:30-1:00 Lunch/recess
1:00-2:00 More Origami
https://www.origamiway.com/easy-origami-bird.shtml
2:00-3:00 Reading
- Independent reading: Average of 1 book per week and AR test today
- IReady Reading 45 minutes due this week
3:00-4:00 Math Practice
- Finish IReady Math (45 minutes per week)
Thursday 5/14/2020
Check it out!!!
5th GRADE VIOLIN PROGRAM (2020 - 2021)
Are you a current 4th grader interested in participating in the violin program next school year? Click here for more details!
ZOOM Don't forget our Zoom meeting at 10:00
Learning Zone 9:00-11:30
Math
Learning target: If a rectangle’s dimensions (length and width) grow by the same amount, then its perimeter will grow by four times that amount (linear or arithmetic growth) and the area will grow by increasing amounts (geometric growth) Students will: Students investigate growth patterns for the areas and perimeters of rectangles as related to the growth of their dimensions.
- Watch this video on area and perimeter as a refresher of the topics:
https://www.khanacademy.org/math/geometry/hs-geo-foundations/hs-geo-area/v/perimeter-and-area-basics
- Now, Go to Seesaw. Listen to instructions by pressing the arrow on the worksheet.
- Complete the Student worksheet on the bottom. Use drawing and text features to complete your work.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1iOhMRbFLf2DvyMc7uwDT32X-jzGh8ocdo_4mjXiNxEM/edit
Just for fun: https://www.superteacherworksheets.com/geometry/perimeter-house_HOUSE.pdf?up=151860969
ELA Learning Target: Respond to text with evidence and informational writing. Students will: Complete the writing response in Google Classroom.
We have been reading about life on a spaceship. Answer the following prompt:
How would life on a spacecraft be similar and/or different than our life today with our “Stay at home, stay safe” environment that keeps us home from school.
11:30-1:00 Lunch/recess
Library 1:00-2:00
Origami: Try making an origami emoji bookmark. All you need is a piece of paper, something to color with and scissors.
Origami Emoji Bookmarks How to Video
2:00-3:00 Reading
- Independent reading: Average of 1 book per week and AR test today
- IReady Reading (45 minutes per week)
3:00-4:00 Math Practice
- IReady Math (45 minutes per week)
- More Practice:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1neVEG5aMOAZNigmq2Us3SEatg5rWpoCo_JBgFL3rvF4/edit
Wednesday 5/13/2020
Learning Zone 9:00-11:30
Math
Learning target: There is one output for every input for a rule using a combination of operations. Students will: learn that if a rule has a combination of operations, the order of what comes first and what comes next may affect the output, generating either even numbers or odd numbers.
Go to Seesaw. Listen to instructions. Complete the worksheet.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1iOhMRbFLf2DvyMc7uwDT32X-jzGh8ocdo_4mjXiNxEM/edit
Challenge: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Ad8mL3bVp6Ay_n1m3F_lb8q08FwwZZGnYIxcIkiBuck/edit Print and do on paper.
ELA
Learning Target: Main idea is determined through summarization of the key details of the text. Students will: Complete the reading response in Google Classroom.
What is the main idea of Building for Space Travel? Choose 2 key details to support the main idea.
Science: Mystery Doug
How is glass made? https://mysteryscience.com/mini-lessons/glass?loc=mini-lesson-button#slide-id-5489
11:30-1:00 Lunch/recess
1:00-2:00 Art Henri ROUSSEAU
Read about Rousseau and have fun doing the art!!
https://www.everettsd.org/Page/34389
2:00-3:00 Reading
- Independent reading: Average of 1 book per week and AR test due Friday
- IReady Reading (45 minutes per week)
3:00-4:00 Math Practice
- IReady Math (45 minutes per week)
- More Practice:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1__77K8ZrUwOKQ4fLIR3iv0xhPsRPlgUfEiabNWMa2eI/e
Have a nice day!!!!
Tuesday 5/12/2020
ZOOM Don’t forget meeting at 10:00 AM this morning.
Learning Zone 9:00-11:30
Math
Learning target: Use grids with missing numbers. Figure out the horizontal and vertical patterns and fill in the missing numbers. Students will: Complete the following worksheet in Seesaw:
Extra Credit and Additional practice on paper. Take a picture and add in Google classroom.
Extra credit Number Grid Patterns BLM
Additional practice: Addition Pattern Rules Extra Practice
ELA
Learning Target: Refer to details and examples in a text when explaining what the text says. Students will: Read Building for Space Travel p.447-449 in my NG connect Reach book.
In Google classroom: Write key details for each section of the text:
- Challenge Comfort
- Challenge Zero Gravity
11:30-1:00 Lunch/recess
1:00-2:00 Music
Check out the Gateway Choir. You might think about joining when you get there.!
https://safeyoutube.net/w/LkKC
2:00-3:00 Reading
- Independent reading: Average of 1 book per week and AR test today
- IReady Reading (45 minutes per week)
3:00-4:00 Math Practice
- IReady Math (45 minutes per week)
- More Practice:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1__77K8ZrUwOKQ4fLIR3iv0xhPsRPlgUfEiabNWMa2eI/edi
Monday 5/11/2020
Learning Zone 9:00-11:30
Math Learning target: Use grids with missing numbers. Figure out the horizontal and vertical patterns and fill in the missing numbers.
Check out the serpent drawing; Complete the Worksheet in Seesaw. Draw on Seesaw or paper and explain with video.
Worksheet: Hexagon Serpents
ELALearning Target: Refer to details and examples in a text when explaining what the text says.
Students will: Read pages 447-449
Write the key details from each of the following sections in paragraph form in Google Classroom. Check for capitals and punctuation.
- Challenge Size
- Challenge Safety
11:30-1:00 Lunch/recess
1:00-2:00 PE How about some dancing? https://www.Gonoodle.com
2:00-3:00 Reading
- Independent reading: Average of 1 book per week and AR test today
- IReady Reading (45 minutes per week)
3:00-4:00 Math Practice
- IReady Math (45 minutes per week)
- More Practice: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1__77K8ZrUwOKQ4fLIR3iv0xhPsRPlgUfEiabNWMa2eI/edi
Mystery Doug : If you didn’t see it last week, take a look
Watch video.
Go to Google Classroom and Answer questions https://mysteryscience.com/mini-lessons/predict-tornadoes?code=993418c689ae3e84a8c69d0a10273961
Friday 5/8/2020
Learning Zone 9:00-11:30
Complete all assignments due this week in Math and ELA.
After that: Tang Puzzles:
Easier: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Ud7-eFPbkoUIhqiHk7NuXqkHXyK68E07
Answers: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Ud7-eFPbkoUIhqiHk7NuXqkHXyK68E07
Harder: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1zJ2f83Qjh3N8b_vLPz0dhfwX9bYWWn1W
Harder Answers:https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1zJ2f83Qjh3N8b_vLPz0dhfwX9bYWWn1W
ELA
Learning Target: Use appropriate facts and relevant, descriptive details to support main ideas or themes.
Students will: Report on the book you read this week. Y Use appropriate facts and relevant, descriptive details to support main ideas or themes. Write your report in Google classroom. Use the attached Mt. Plot to help you plan your report. Make sure to include all the topics on Mt. Plot.
11:30-1:00 Lunch/recess
1:00-2:00 How about some dancing? https://www.Gonoodle.com
2:00-3:00 Reading
- Independent reading: Average of 1 book per week and AR test today
- IReady Reading (45 minutes per week)
3:00-4:00 Math Practice
- IReady Math (45 minutes per week)
Mystery Doug : You can do this if you have turned in all your work.
Watch video.
Go to Google Classroom and Answer questions
https://mysteryscience.com/mini-lessons/predict-tornadoes
Thursday 5/7/20
- Sorry about the ELA yesterday. The link to the Whiteboard was not working. Cancel that assignment.
- Don't forget Zoom meeting this morning. See Google Cclassroom for link.
Learning Zone 9:00-11:30
Math
Learning Target: Students identify the core pattern within a pattern sequence that includes an independent starting piece. They use this pattern to solve a problem of sequencing to a given length. - Video: Shape patterns https://video.search.yahoo.com/yhs/search?fr=yhs-adk-adk_sbnt&hsimp=yhs-adk_sbnt&hspart=adk&p=math+antics+shape+patterns+video#id=7&vid=21edc4c4e3d9d0e88e5bbb7f6676625b&action=click
Watch video listed above before you do this task.
- Go to Seesaw to complete this activity. Watch video on the example attached . Complete attached template P. 1 and 2.
Worksheet: https://docs.google.com/document/d/17b0iI2aFdkicsN4JT55KDB-IAN79AvUfJYum9zEhjQE/edit
ELA
Learning Target: Students can write an informational essay using Main idea and supporting details. - Informational writing: Students are writing about the fastest member of their household.
Paragraph 1: Student would write instructions for a race.
Paragraph 2: Describe each person participating in the race.
Paragraph 3: How will you measure and record the speed of each person or animal..
Paragraph 4: Decide who wins!
Written response in Google Classroom. Must be in paragraph form.
11:30-1:00 Lunch/recess
1:00-2:00 Library
Go to Mrs. Finlinson’s site and complete week 4 lesson 3-5th grade lesson.
https://www.everettsd.org/Page/35297
2:00-3:00 Reading
- Independent reading: Average of 1 book per week and AR test by Friday
- IReady Reading (45 minutes per week)
3:00-4:00 Math Practice
- IReady Math (45 minutes per week)
- Math Homework: https://docs.google.com/document/d/13AbFjQxQWK8oQSZ_09l0N5yGglr6cTaWsHHqJVYHXXk/edit
Have a great day!!
Wednesday 5/6/20
Learning Zone 9:00-11:30
Math
Learning Target: Shape Patterns / Visual Patterns identified and quantified are examined - Video: Number patterns
- Worksheet: Answer in Seesaw. Find the patterns. This worksheet has 3 pages. You can do it on- line or print and show it. Show your answers to all on camera. Show video of your own design that is different to Barney and Fred.
Make sure you do all the pages. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1gSHM4tBNcqQeIq-jVXWvnYJFi3yGYfkrSAIYYcMytlM/edit
ELA
Learning Target: The Main Idea, Reason and Evidence. Ask an Astronaut. Read the attached slides. In Google Classroom, answer the following questions:
1. What is the main idea?
2. What is the reason that supports the main idea?
3. What is the evidence that supports the main idea?
11:30-1:00 Lunch/recess
1:00-2:00 Art
Mattise Eye Drawing
https://www.everettsd.org/Page/31653
2:00-3:00 Reading
- Independent reading: Average of 1 book per week and AR test by Friday
- IReady Reading (45 minutes per week)
3:00-4:00 Math Practice
- IReady Math (45 minutes per week)
- Math Homework: Homework:
- https://docs.google.com/document/d/1aZ8OnPpGPv_jF_RKKoAmmCb7YC3Zp5Tnl5O2XFS7kOU/edit ( sorry, I am out of toner so I can’t do an answer key.
Tuesday May 5, 2020
Don't forget our class meeting this morning at 10:00 See Google classroom for link.
Learning Zone 9:00-11:30
Math
Learning Target: Shape Patterns / Visual Patterns identified and quantified are examined
Video: Number patterns
Worksheet: Go to Seesaw. Complete worksheet on-line. Use text and draw features to complete online. If you need to, you can print and do questions 2 and 3 on paper. Display and explain your answers to question 2 and 3 on video.
ELA
Learning Target: The Main Idea is determined through the summarization of the key details of the text.
Use Reach Anthology in connect. See web site if (How do I /...) if you forgot how to get there.
Students will: Read What’s Faster than a Cheetah, on pages 440-443 in Reach. In Google classroom go to 5/5/20 Main Idea. Choose +Create. Respond to the discussion. Use evidence from the text RACE to answer the question.
Discussion: Discuss the main idea of the article. Give evidence from the text to support your answer.
11:30-1:00 Lunch/recess
1:00-2:00 Music
MusicPlay is an online curriculum for elementary students. The creator, Denise Gagne, has made all of her content available for free during school closures! Most of these lessons will require some parent guidance, but keep in mind that the assessment at the end of the lesson is not needed at this time.
When you click the link it will take you to the login screen. You will need to enter the username and password for the student section of the site. Login as an existing user. YOU DO NOT NEED TO CREATE A NEW ACCOUNT.
Username: snow
Password: 2020
This login is good until July 31st. Scroll down until you see the ONLINE LEARNING tab on the left side of the site. Find the appropriate grade level and start with lesson two Feel free to explore different parts of the site as well. There are sections for ukulele, guitar, recorder, rhythm and melody practice, and lots of games as well.
2:00-3:00 Reading
- Independent reading: Average of 1 book per week and AR test by Friday
- IReady Reading (45 minutes per week)
3:00-4:00 Math Practice
- IReady Math (45 minutes per week)
- Math Homework: Homework:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1RJIW_iwKFKpgbWMqvS9EKjL6jdeoqUoaAbyD8n1MGGQ/edit
5/4/20
Learning Zone 9:00-11:30
Math
- Family letter: We are starting a new unit Patterns and Shapes. Here is an overview of what we will be studying.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/13BJky94UnmwPzXXztYT0FBriiXcYQG99VDRGQOyuL8s/edit
- Learning Target: Students analyze growth patterns in a pattern block sequence.
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XjrbgGAZYjM
- Worksheet: See worksheet on Seesaw and answer questions with drawing and text feature (box with typing in it). Do not print it out. Do the work on the worksheet in Seesaw so I can see it.
ELA
- Learning Target: The Main Idea is determined through the summarization of the key details of the text.
- Students will: Read What’s Faster than a Cheetah, on pages 432-439 in Reach. Use Reach Anthology in NGconnect. See web site if (How do I /...) if you forgot how to get there.
Go to Assignment for 5/4/20 in Google Classroom. Click on +Create, choose Google Docs and answer the questions.
Number the answers to your questions. Answer in full sentences. You do not have to use RACE for this one.
- Draw Conclusions: What can you conclude about why meteoroids can travel so fast in space?
- Use text features: What does the bar graph on page 439 compare?
11:30-1:00 Lunch/recess
1:00-2:00 PE Mr. Ryals Daily challenge (see his website) or
Let’s Dance https://www.Gonoodle.com
2:00-3:00 Reading
- Independent reading: Average of 1 book per week and AR test by Friday
- IReady Reading (45 minutes per week)
3:00-4:00 Math Practice
- IReady Math (45 minutes per week)
- Math Homework: Homework:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1D9olW3d0cz7hfc69PNOiEnb8KN_8Vcmqk0ethRzgypI/edit
5/1/2020
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YXnUue2PFWs
Star Wars Yoga
Learning Zone 9:00-11:30
Finish up:
Complete all assignments due this week including:
- all iReady work
- Math lessons
- ELA lessons
- AR test
After that: Tang Puzzles:
https://gregtangmath.com/puzzlepack/download2019/33tt23.pdf
https://gregtangmath.com/puzzlepack/download2019/32tt35.pdf
ELA
Learning Target: Use appropriate facts and relevant, descriptive details to support main ideas or themes.
Students will: Report on the book you read this week. You can either do it via video or type it one the Note pad in Seesaw. Use appropriate facts and relevant, descriptive details to support main ideas or themes. Write or speak your report. Don't forget to tell me the name of the book and the author. Speak clearly at an understandable pace. Use the attached Mt. Plot to help you plan your report. Make sure to include all the topics on Mt. Plot.
https://app.seesaw.me/#/activities/prompt.91baf3e6-3c39-4831-9be0-722444c85125/edit
11:30-1:00 Lunch/recess
1:00-2:00 How about some dancing? https://www.Gonoodle.com
2:00-3:00 Reading
- Independent reading ( 20 minutes): Average of 1 book per week and AR test by Friday
- IReady Reading (45 minutes per week)
3:00-4:00 Math Practice
- IReady Math (45 minutes per week)
**You can do this if you have turned in your Invasive Species Project.
Go to Seesaw to participate in this activity:
Mystery Science Mini-lesson: How does hand sanitizer kill germs?
4/30/20 **Make sure you check out the Mystery Science activity at the end of this schedule. This is only for students who have turned in their Invasive Species Project.
Learning Zone 9:00-11:30
Math
Learning Target: Students practice putting their geometric knowledge into a real- life situation.
Students will: Students develop a map for a new neighborhood in Geometry Town that includes the geometric properties Geometric shapes and their properties are used to plan and build cities.
- Worksheet: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1FIY5h5OO49jGG0K03_p7QAd-Kf0-185FjFwTl5tBb0Y/edit
- Grid paper
https://media.pk12ls.com/curriculum/math/envision2012/pdf/cc4_tt_4.pdf
ELA
Your presentation is due today
Make sure you followed all the requirements. Look over the Invasive species project requirements.
You should add or create the document in the Google Classroom Invasive species Project assignment. Do not share with me. Make sure to Turn In.
Make sure it answers the following questions:
1.How and when the species arrived in Washington
2. How is the species harming our environment?
3. What should we do if we see this species?Review the sample google slides sample
Organize it so you can put it on Google slides. Each slide must have at least 3 sentences. You can also add pictures, maps etc.
Your classmates and teacher are your audience for your slideshow. Create a google slideshow in google classroom with one slide for each paragraph, including photographs and diagrams to support your writing. View the sample slideshow template to get some ideas.
Remember to list your sources by copying and pasting the website addresses at the end of your slideshow.
11:30-1:00 Lunch/recess
1:00-2:00 Library
Create a “book snap” and post it in google classroom.
https://www.everettsd.org/Page/34034 Scroll down to 4th grade
2:00-3:00 Reading
- Independent reading: Average of 1 book per week and AR test by Friday
- IReady Reading (45 minutes per week)
3:00-4:00 Math Practice
- IReady Math (45 minutes per week)
You can do this if you have turned in your Invasive Species Project.
Go to Seesaw to participate in this activity:
- Mystery Science Mini-lesson: How does hand sanitizer kill germs?
Wednesday 4/29/20
Don't forget that your Power Point is due tomorrow! Ask any questions through Google classroom stream or email.
Learning Zone 9:00-11:30
Math
Learning Target: Students use Venn Diagrams and Carroll Diagrams to sort figures according to their properties.
Students will: Examine the polygons on the template attached. Complete the diagrams by sorting their polygons based on their attributes. Be sure to listen to the directions before you start. Pleas also watch the Polygon homework help below.
Worksheet :
ELA
Your notes should be in your own words, instead of just copying the text. Look up words you don’t understand so you can think of a synonym for the word. Ask a parent to explain any part of your research that doesn’t make sense to you or email your teacher with any questions about the topic.
Write a great hook, three paragraphs using R.A.C.E. that answer the above questions, and a conclusion that summarizes your report. Create a Slide show based on your research and notes. Follow slide show example.
Your classmates and teacher are your audience for your slideshow. Create a google slideshow in google classroom with one slide for each paragraph, including photographs and diagrams to support your writing. View the sample slideshow template to get some ideas.
Remember to list your sources by copying and pasting the website addresses at the end of your slideshow.
11:30-1:00 Lunch/recess
1:00-2:00 Tech
Go to Mrs. Hoyer's Classroom. See assignment for April 26. Complete the assignment
https://classroom.google.com/u/2/c/NDIyNzkyMzM1NzFa/a/OTA2MzMxOTg1MDZa/details
2:00-3:00 Reading
- Independent reading: Average of 1 book per week and AR test by Friday
- IReady Reading (45 minutes per week)
3:00-4:00 Math Practice
- IReady Math (45 minutes per week)
Tuesday 4/28/20
Math
Learning Target: Students can analyze shapes, including polygons, in order to identify lines of symmetry. Realizing some shapes, including polygons, have no lines of symmetry; some have one line of symmetry, and some have more than one. Students will F
and lines of symmetry on figures and real-life pictures.
- Draw the lines of symmetry on the figures on the 3 pages attached. Choose one example and one non example and explain on video or in writing. Remember, some have more than one line of symmetry. Use drawing tool in Seesaw or take a picture for classroom that has a heavy ink so I can see the line.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1n8fh8mmjuxaKw73jkh6qazFVWd2VzKMoT55R_BfC6FI/edit
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1LpmDhuxWiaejuPjwn72h43U3gybWtMHPCq9khlmlzdI/edit
ELA
Now that you have picked your Invasive species and done some research, it is time to start writing. Take notes on the following:
Description of the features, characteristics, and natural habitat
1.How and when the species arrived in Washington
2.How is the species harming our environment?
3.What should we do if we see this species?Organize it so you can put it on Google slides. Each slide must have at least 3 sentences.
11:30-1:00 Lunch/recess
1:00-2:00 Music
MusicPlay is an online curriculum for elementary students. The creator, Denise Gagne, has made all of her content available for free during school closures! Most of these lessons will require some parent guidance, but keep in mind that the assessment at the end of the lesson is not needed at this time.
When you click the link it will take you to the login screen. You will need to enter the username and password for the student section of the site. Login as an existing user. YOU DO NOT NEED TO CREATE A NEW ACCOUNT.
Username: snow
Password: 2020
This login is good until July 31st. Scroll down until you see the ONLINE LEARNING tab on the left side of the site. Find the appropriate grade level and start with lesson one. Feel free to explore different parts of the site as well. There are sections for ukulele, guitar, recorder, rhythm and melody practice, and lots of games as well.
2:00-3:00 Reading
- Independent reading: Average of 1 book per week and AR test buy Friday
- IReady Reading (45 minutes per week)
3:00-4:00 Math Practice
- IReady Math (45 minutes per week)
Have a great day!!
Monday 4/27/20
Hope you had a nice weekend!!
Learning Zone: 9:00-11:30
MATH
Look at these pieces of art. Answer the questions on the worksheet.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1aRqTJkRWZCboy9P6soiG0aPR-iIGr0QAQu0KRIF61gw/edit
Worksheet: choose one of the paintings. In Seesaw or google classroom, Circle the identified pieces. https://docs.google.com/document/d/13DKvw1He7_IyyrPefHi8WEvFIDMZAs_wWsOMeqlSHq8/edit
WRITING
Students must complete: Do initial research and take notes on the different choices of species. (See project description on web site or in Stream on Google. Based on your research, choose the species for your Power Point presentation. Explain which one and why in writing in see saw or Google Classroom.
Please see the new Writing Project posted below. Read it carefully, do some research and make your choice of invasive plant by Monday.
Washington Invasive Species Slideshow
Due Thursday 4/30/20
Learning about invasive species can teach us how to protect native plants and animals. Now that you have read ‘Aliens from Earth’ and watched the ‘Invaders!’ interactive slideshow, you will look at an invasive species in our own state.
Research an invasive species using the links provided, and then use your research notes to create a google slideshow. You must use the invasive species.wa.gov website as one of your sources.
1. Choose one of these four species:
animals-nutria or white snail;
plants-purple loosestrife or Japanese knotweed.
You just might have one of these species in your very own yard!
2. Take notes on the following:
Description of the features, characteristics, and natural habitat
How and when the species arrived in Washington
How is the species harming our environment?
What should we do if we see this species?
3. Your notes should be in your own words, instead of just copying the text. Look up words you don’t understand so you can think of a synonym for the word. Ask a parent to explain any part of your research that doesn’t make sense to you or email your teacher with any questions about the topic.
4. Write a great hook, three paragraphs using R.A.C.E. that answer the above questions, and a conclusion that summarizes your report.
5. Your classmates and teacher are your audience for your slideshow. Create a google slideshow in google classroom with one slide for each paragraph, including photographs and diagrams to support your writing. View the sample slideshow template to get some ideas.
6. Remember to list your sources by copying and pasting the website addresses at the end of your slideshow.
Websites for research:
Nutria:
https://invasivespecies.wa.gov/priorityspecies/nutria/
https://seagrant.psu.edu/sites/default/files/Nutria2013_reduced.pdf This is a fact sheet about nutria, but it has some advanced language that you may want someone to explain.
White snail:
https://invasivespecies.wa.gov/priorityspecies/mediterranean-white-snail/purple loosestrife:
https://invasivespecies.wa.gov/priorityspecies/purple-loosestrife/
https://www.nwcb.wa.gov/weeds/purple-loosestrifeJapanese knotweed:
https://invasivespecies.wa.gov/priorityspecies/japanese-knotweed/
https://www.nwcb.wa.gov/weeds/japanese-knotweed
Sample Slide show
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1ASKYM50XggzvLtGOFXJRj0EN39f67pUhlD8MWB-vvwA/edit#slide=id.g565021MATH
Look at these pieces of art. Answer the questions on the worksheet.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1aRqTJkRWZCboy9P6soiG0aPR-iIGr0QAQu0KRIF61gw/edit
Worksheet: choose one of the paintings. In Seesaw or google classroom, Circle the identified pieces. https://docs.google.com/document/d/13DKvw1He7_IyyrPefHi8WEvFIDMZAs_wWsOMeqlSHq8/edit
11:30-1:00 Lunch/recess
1:00-2:00 PE Choose one of these activities.
2:00-3:00 Reading
- Independent reading: Average of 1 book per week and AR test by Friday
- IReady Reading (45 minutes per week)
3:00-4:00 Math Practice
- Finish Math drawings
- IReady Math (45 minutes per week)
Friday 4/24/20
Washington Invasive Species Writing Project and Slide Show
Due Thursday, 4/30/20
Learning about invasive species can teach us how to protect native plants and animals. Now that you have read ‘Aliens from Earth’ and watched the ‘Invaders!’ interactive slideshow, you will look at an invasive species in our own state.
Research an invasive species using the links provided, and then use your research notes to create a google slideshow. You must use the invasive species.wa.gov website as one of your sources.
1. Choose one of these four species:
animals-nutria or white snail;
plants-purple loosestrife or Japanese knotweed.
You just might have one of these species in your very own yard!
2. Take notes on the following:
- Description of the features, characteristics, and natural habitat
- How and when the species arrived in Washington
- How is the species harming our environment?
- What should we do if we see this species?
3. Your notes should be in your own words, instead of just copying the text. Look up words you don’t understand so you can think of a synonym for the word. Ask a parent to explain any part of your research that doesn’t make sense to you or email your teacher with any questions about the topic.
4.Write a great hook, three paragraphs using R.A.C.E. that answer the above questions, and a conclusion that summarizes your report.
5.Your classmates and teacher are your audience for your slideshow.Create a google slideshow in google classroom with one slide for each paragraph, including photographs and diagrams to support your writing. View the sample slideshow template to get some ideas.
Remember to list your sources by copying and pasting the website addresses at the end of your slideshow.
Websites for research:
Nutria:
https://invasivespecies.wa.gov/priorityspecies/nutria/
https://seagrant.psu.edu/sites/default/files/Nutria2013_reduced.pdf This is a fact sheet about nutria, but it has some advanced language that you may want someone to explain.
White snail:
https://invasivespecies.wa.gov/priorityspecies/mediterranean-white-snail/
purple loosestrife:
https://invasivespecies.wa.gov/priorityspecies/purple-loosestrife/
https://www.nwcb.wa.gov/weeds/purple-loosestrife
Japanese knotweed:
https://invasivespecies.wa.gov/priorityspecies/japanese-knotweed/
https://www.nwcb.wa.gov/weeds/japanese-knotweed
Sample slideshow
ZOOM
Great class meeting yesterday today! Look forward to today!
Next meeting Friday 10:00 Join Zoom Meeting
https://zoom.us/j/94942912493?pwd=NHNObHpUbUgzd25rZ3ZwVFBLWHp2QT09Password: 021278
9:00-11:30 Learning Zone
WRITING
Please see the new Writing Project posted above. Read it carefully, do some research and make your choice of invasive plant by Monday.
ELA
Learning Target: Use appropriate facts and relevant, descriptive details to support main ideas or themes. - Report on the book you read this week.
Log-in to Seesaw or Google Classroom and respond to the activity. You may write or speak your report. speak clearly at an understandable pace.
Report on the book you read this week.. Use appropriate facts and relevant, descriptive details to support main ideas or themes. Write or speak your report. Don't forget to tell me the name of the book an the author. Speak clearly at an understandable pace.
MATH
Finish up any incomplete assignments. Once you have finished all your math assignments, you can continue on your Writing Project.
11:30-1:00 Lunch/recess
1:00-2:00 Finish up Friday
Finish up iReady Math and iReady Reading
2:00-3:00 Reading
- Independent reading: Average of 1 book per week and AR test buy friday
- IReady Reading (45 minutes per week)
3:00-4:00 Math Practice
- Finish Math drawings
- IReady Math (45 minutes per week)
Have a nice weekend!!!
Thursday 4/23/20
Zoom
Don’t forget our class meeting today. We will be talking about Polygons and our new writing project for next week.
Join Zoom Meeting: Thursday 10:00AM
https://zoom.us/j/95656838289?pwd=WUxHcE1zUmdDWTdYNEFmdWFPWm1OUT09
Meeting ID: 956 5683 8289
Password: 023848
9:00-11:30 Learning Zone
ELA
Learning Objective: When making inferences, it is important that we are able to support our thinking with evidence from the text! What students should do: In our last writing, we wrote about how animals and plants adapt. Today, we are going to explore about how the Polar Bears adapt and survive.
- Watch video and take notes. https://app.discoveryeducation.com/learn/videos/08a1c9ee-e1f2-4541-a8d4-ab6e1d12ca95/
- Answer the following question in seesaw or google classroom: Why do polar bears have to adapt and survive in the frozen tundra? Name three reasons for how they do this. Use the information you heard in the video. Of course, you will use RACE.
**If you can’t view this video go to: Ctrl=Click https://www.discoveryeducation.com/learn/50-ways-to-earth-day/ and sign in through your Google account if asked. Go to 3-5 on the bottom-
Go to 23. Tundra connections watch video there.
Math
Learning objective: Students learn how to use specific geometric properties of two-dimensional shapes, including parallelism, perpendicularity, angle measure, side length, and lines of symmetry. Students should do: Draw examples of shapes, take a picture and post it to seesaw or google.
Watch videos on previous lessons for review of shapes.
- Draw examples of shapes, take a picture and post it to seesaw or Google. You do not have to cut the strips apart.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1yHYEeGHgAZa0POdidbDu_Kq-rAUqkNjhFrCF7j7Pw_s/edit
11:30-1:00 Lunch/recess
1:00-2:00 Library
It’s Earth Week. Go to the web site and see 50 ways to improve the earth! Sign in through google. go to:
https://www.discoveryeducation.com/learn/50-ways-to-earth-day/ and sign in through your Google account if asked. Go to 3-5 on the bottom-
2:00-3:00 Reading
- Independent reading: Average of 1 book per week and AR test by Friday
- IReady Reading (45 minutes per week)
3:00-4:00 Math Practice
- Finish Math drawings
- IReady Math (45 minutes per week)
Keep up the good work!
April 22, 2020
Great first meeting for the New Schedule on Aoom! Remember we will be meeting on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. I will send you the meeting link.
Math
Geometry Lesson
Learning Targets: Students learn the mathematical definitions of point, line, line segment, and ray, and apply these to investigations about shapes Students will be able to: Identify Polygons and non Polygons
Review the videos from yesterday.
See Basics of Geometry instructions in Seesaw 4/22 for definitions.
Complete worksheet below, take a picture and choose one of the pictures and descriptions.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1hO10O4rdAq16r--hBCpqqNbE32nV2QOhvrynwV5WD0Q/edit
Answer key:
ELA
Learning Objective: When making inferences, it is important that we are able to support our thinking with evidence from the text! What students will do: Students will read pages 330 – 335 to finish “Aliens from Earth”. They will be tasked with supporting the inference that invasive species can harm existing ecosystems using a specific example from the text.
Read “Aliens from Earth: When Animals and Plants Invade other Ecosystems” pages 330 – 335 in your online REACH student textbook. Available online through Canvas in MyNGConnect.
Log-in to Seesaw and respond to the activity for Wednedsay 4/22 ELA Task:
Read pages 330 - 335 of "Aliens from Earth" in your online REACH textbook. After reading the article, someone might infer that bringing an "alien" or new species to a new land can cause damage or harm to the existing ecosystem. Your job is to provide evidence to support this opinion. Choose one invasive species from "Aliens from Earth" and provide details to support the idea that invasive species can be harmful to existing ecosystems. Make sure to use RACE to respond!
11:30-1:00 Lunch/recess
1:00-2:00 Tech
Mrs. Hoyer posted an earth week project! Check it out!
https://classroom.google.com/u/2/c/NDIyNzkyMzM1NzFa/a/ODkwMTQ3NDE4Njda/details
2:00-3:00 Reading
- Independent reading: Average of 1 book per week and AR test by Friday
- IReady Reading (45 minutes per week)
3:00-4:00 Math Practice
- Math
- IReady Math (45 minutes per week)
- Finish up Tech work
Tuesday, March 21, 2020
Class Meeting
Our new schedule calls for meetings on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. Tomorrow is our first one of the new schedule.
The topic will be our new math unit-Polygons. All students are expected to attend.
Topic: Hansen Classroom Meeting
Time: Apr 21, 2020 10:00 AM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
Join Zoom Meeting
https://zoom.us/j/92289882673?pwd=eWJmUGluWVRJZFFwSXoxMWRIRTI4Zz09
Meeting ID: 922 8988 2673
Password: 6enP88
9:00-11:30 Morning Work Learning Zone
Math
Family Letter: This is very helpful as a review of the content we are going to be learning.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1L7d7mHqlC2viOQTBvFcsRxqY6lTtN3cecxAIobYVO0o/edit
Learning Objective: Students apply their knowledge of angles, along with new definitions for points, lines, rays, and symmetry, to sort and classify shapes by specific properties. Students will Watch videos to get familiar with the different shapes and draw and sort the figures.
Polygon videos:
https://www.schooltube.com/media/Polygon+Song+by+Peter+Weatherall/1_yfb50066
https://numberock.com/lessons/polygons/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EkWSlcsWCUM
Worksheet: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1yHBdvoaP8CEPaFVBqiebcWtb2jRzLzaiQGTqY9oekZA/edit
Print or write by hand. Complete sheet. Take a picture in seesaw. Choose one of each of the polygons on the grid and explain on video.
ELA
Learning Objective: When making inferences, it is important that we are able to support our thinking with evidence from the text! What students will do: Students will read pages 320 – 329 of “Aliens from Earth” and answer a question which asks them to make an inference about what impact settlers had as they brought animals to new lands.
- Read “Aliens from Earth: When Animals and Plants Invade other Ecosystems” pages 320 – 329 in your online REACH student textbook. Available online through Canvas in MyNGConnect.
- Log-in to Seesaw and respond to the activity for Wednesday 4/22 ELA Task: Read pages 320 - 329 from "Aliens from Earth" in your REACH online textbook Use RACE to respond to the following question: How do you think the wildlife of Australia would be different today, if settlers had not brought animals with them? Answer in text.
Science
This is Earth Week. Check out this climate website for fun more activities later in the week.
11:30-1:00 Lunch/recess
1:00-2:00 Specialist Music
MusicPlay is an online curriculum for elementary students.
When you click the link you will see the grade 4 page. Feel free to expore the page
https://musicplayonline.com/grades/grade-4/
2:00-3:00 Reading
- Independent reading: Average of 1 book per week and AR test by friday
- IReady Reading (45 minutes per week)
3:00-4:00 Math Practice
- Math Homework: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_9IkyGGVTIdG8mMQIVLlwjFPjgB3GB3YjADDSTkN7X8/edit
- Answer key
- IReady Math (45 minutes per week)
Have a nice day!
In our class meeting on Friday, we went over the new schedule that we will be following starting Monday.
The reason this schedule was created by the District is because now that the schools will be closed for the rest of the year and we still have 10 weeks of school left, we wanted to make sure that all students were still getting a quality education while maintaining a daily schedule of learning. We want them to be prepared for the 5th grade! The schedule starts today!
School Schedule Starting April 20, 2020
9:00-11:30 Math, ELA, Science lessons will continue as outlined on our web site and Google classroom. In addition, we will be meeting as a class from 10-10:45 on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday to present and discuss our lessons, ask questions and conduct our class business. This is part of the daily student schedule. All students are expected to attend all meetings. They should have their schoolwork and computers with them during these sessions.
11:30-1:00 Lunch/Recess
1:00-2:00 Specialist
2:00-3:00 Independent reading (20 minutes per day) and iReady reading (45 minutes per week)
3:00-4:00 Math practice homework and iReady (45 minutes per week)
Monday 4/20
Our new schedule calls for meetings on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. Tomorrow is our first one of the new schedule.
The topic will be our new math unit-Polygons. All students are expected to attend.
Topic: Hansen Classroom Meeting
Time: Apr 21, 2020 10:00 AM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
Join Zoom Meeting
https://zoom.us/j/92289882673?pwd=eWJmUGluWVRJZFFwSXoxMWRIRTI4Zz09
Meeting ID: 922 8988 2673
Password: 6enP88
4/20 Morning Work
9:00-11:30
Math
- Learning Objective: Recognize that angles are formed when two rays share a common endpoint. Understand concepts of angle measurement. Measure angles in whole number degrees using a protractors.
- What students will do: Students should be able to identify features of a protractor and read the measurement and classification of angles.
Watch how to use the protractor: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zbElnUZ3KRfBhIzE5bTgmlryKz5Phjgf/view?ts=5e9cf222
Measuring angles https://www.mathplayground.com/measuringangles.html
Estimate Angles: listen to mini-lesson on Seesaw and complete worksheet on seesaw or paper.
https://www.superteacherworksheets.com/geometry/protractor8_TWBDD.pdf?up=1562927632 ( includes answer sheet)
ELA
Learning Objective: Identifying the structure of a text (how it is put together) can often help us understand what it is mostly about. For example, steps in a process are usually numbered from beginning to end. This tells the reader to follow directions in that order. Along with text features (table of contents, bold words, headings etc.) text structure helps us quickly navigate a text for specific information.
What students will do: Students will learn about “problem and solution” text structure. They will read the text “Save the Armadillo” and identify the main problem and some solutions.
- Log-in to Seesaw 4/20 ELA Task
- Read “Save the Armadillo” and respond to the activity for Monday 4/20 ELA Task Save the Armadillo
12:00-1:00 Lunch/Recess
1:00-2:00 Specialist
Choose one of these games.
2:00-3:00 Reading
- Independent reading: Average of 1 book per week and AR test
- IReady Reading (45 minutes per week)
3:00-4:00 Math Practice
- Math Homework: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BEHxnZRcuPb1WkMMXvcCh_Oc1fFwLuwmc6_xsxXtYKc/edit
- IReady Math (45 minutes per week)
***If you would like to be able to see your student’s Seesaw account and the awesome work that they are doing, log on to https://app.seesaw.me/s/807-231-661. It will instruct you how to link to your child’s account. You will choose your child from the list and link to their account.
Friday 4/17:
Don’t forget our class meeting on Friday morning! (Today!)
The meeting is this Friday at 10:30. Hope to see you there.
Join Zoom Meeting
https://zoom.us/j/96435474814?pwd=L3Z3RkxwMFEwbHdwMEkzUUQzOVU0Zz09
Meeting ID: 964 3547 4814
Password: 5SegY5
The link is also posted in Google.
Math
- Warm Up:
Which One Does Not Belong?
Type your answer in Google docs.
36
54
4
121
Angle Hunter
- Learning Objective: Angles are geometric shapes that are formed wherever two rays share a common endpoint. They can be understood as the rotation of one ray away from the other, much like the hands on an analog clock.
What students do: Look around your environment and find items that meet the criteria: Right angles = 90 degrees, acute angles are less than 90 degrees and obtuse angles are more than 90 degrees. Your evidence does not have to be the exact angle in the picture but it does have to meet the criteria. Remember, the corner of a piece of paper is 90 degrees
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1TStg3tcnk0DXkUyU7BqHtLRscSZcHWeuF-9YCY-eiTk/edit- There is no answer key for this one
- Take a picture of your paper with the seesaw camera and post it on seesaw activities under 4/17 Angles.
- Homework
iReady 20 minutes
ELA
- Learning Target: Report on a topic or text, tell a story, or recount an experience in an organized manner, using appropriate facts and relevant, descriptive details to support main ideas or themes; speak clearly at an understandable pace.
- What students do: Use the most recent book that you read. Create a Fiction Book Review or Non-Fiction Book Review
Organize your thoughts before you start your video. Include appropriate facts and relevant, descriptive details to support main ideas or themes.
Log-in to Seesaw and respond to the activity for Friday 4/17 ELA Task! Speak clearly at an understandable pace.
Write or record a post on Seesaw about what you are reading. Summarize the important details and events in your own words as you re-tell. Make sure to include description of characters, events, conclusion. (Go to our web page/How do I?.. Section if you need help or want to sign up)
- ·Homework
iREADY ELA (20 minutes per day)
Read to self (20 minutes)
Take an AR test on your independent reading book!
More Seesaw tips:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E0izqoGzeaQ&list=PLb__lPS6CQsAJvVOdpHHoXEYeV-pMjGLs&index=3
Thursday, March 16, 2020
***Before you get started, here are a few things to remember:
Put written answers in Google and make sure to TURN IN.
In Seesaw, don’t forget to click the checkmark to turn it in. Check out the inbox next to activities.
You Tube videos might not be playing on certain devices. Could you let me know if you are having problems? Email me.
Math
Warm up: Which is Greater? - 14 x 5 or 16 x 4 Respond in Google docs. Give details, show your work.
If you want to try a seesaw video you can. See Which is Greater? activity. Have your written ideas (big enough so I can see it on camera) and present them on camera and explain your work.
Learning Objective: Students find the possible dimensions of area in square feet + use these dimensions to find perimeters.
What students should do: Students should watch video and complete the worksheet.
- Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y0Nwxjt5rTo This may not work if you can’t get you tube
- Worksheet: https://docs.google.com/document/d/10VbPJvSLRMseGcImGekndl_zgSwpBVJirtyNbVZcTyA/edit
- Answer Key: click to open chicken coop page 1 V.2 chicken coop 2
ELA
Learning Objective: Comparing and connecting ideas between different stories, articles or videos can help us better understand a topic.
What students will do: Students will think about the REACH Unit 5 Big Question, “When do harmless things become harmful?” as they reflect on what they have read so far in their REACH student textbook. They will continue to think about this question as they watch a video and answer a few questions about invasive species.
- Watch Invasive Species video on Discovery Education (sign in with Google)https://app.discoveryeducation.com/learn/videos/457cf872-b40e-4f7a-99a0-52c4335bf307/
- Log-in to Google and respond to the following activity:
After watching the video, write a response to the following question: How is an invasive species helpful? How do people deal with these plants or animals when they become harmful?
- · Homework
iREADY ELA
Read to self 20 minutes
Mystery Doug
https://mysteryscience.com/mini-lessons/germs?code=012305fb164ad38c94bc051e8fc7e7f3
We might have seen this one but it is a good reminder. You can also watch some of the other ones after you finish the rest of your work. See them on bottom of the page.
See Saw
Learning Objective: Learn to use drawing tools in See Saw. Use different colors and practice writing with drawing tool.
Student should complete Activity 2 in seesaw (app.seesaw.me- you must have registered first)and turn it in.
- Activity 2: Math work follow directions then hit green check.
***See instructions on How do I?... On the web site If you have not yet signed up for seesaw.
Homework:
IReady Math
Wednesday 4/15:
We are trying a new app so that we can communicate in a more interactive way. It is called Seesaw. Follow the directions below to get there.Our class code is WIVM RIUV.After you get in through Google, Find your name and click on the activities box on the top and you should see an activity for you. Follow the directions. When you are done, click the check mark on the top right. If you have problems, let me know through google classroom stream.See How do I? page for more details.Math
Learning Objective: Students apply concepts of area and perimeter to solve problems in real-world and mathematical measurement contexts.
Concept: Area is the measure of space within a figure. It is expressed in square units. Perimeter is the measure around the edge of a shape. It is expressed in linear units.
What students will do:
- Watch this video to see how to do comparison:
- Comparing porches
https://docs.google.com/document/d/177raLHXZglRCDv2vFMZMke6VWBMkAW99lrNHEMYaM2Q/edit
Answer key : click and drag to enlarge comparing page 1 comparing p2
Homework: iReady Math
ELA
Learning Objective: Understanding an author’s purpose behind writing a text can help you make sense of and form an opinion about certain types of writing. This is includes writing forms like advertisements!
What students will do: Students will read the advertisement, “Don’t be Terrorized by Termites”.
They will identify the author’s purpose for writing it and whether they think it was effective or not.
- Read “Don’t be Terrorized by Termites” advertisement
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1jSnbMJMDCk-MhWFp9WHw1X-Dy9xjoywj4soGmxdTm2s/edit
- Log-in Log on to Google drive and answer the following:”
- Read the advertisement, "Don't be Terrorized by Termites"
- After reading, think about the author's purpose behind writing an advertisement like this. Why would someone take the time to write it?
- Write a response to the following question: Explain how the reasons, evidence and persuasive language in, "Don't be Terrorized by Termites" help the author achieve their purpose. Use evidence from the text to support your thinking
- Homework:
iREADY ELA
Read to self (20Min)
Seesaw:
Learning Objective: Learn Seesaw photo and test skills.
What students will do: Look on the website and set up seesaw. There is an activity assigned for you.
PE
Mr. Ryals Challenge
Tuesday 4/14
Don’t forget our Zoom Class meeting at 11:00 this morning!!
https://zoom.us/j/97858142271?pwd=eUQwSHVFdFpTa0Jmb0VwSGcxbTRIdz09
Math
Lesson Objective: For a given rectangle, if the length and width are doubled, then the perimeter is also doubled, but the area is quadrupled. If the dimensions are tripled, the perimeter is tripled but the area grows by a factor of 9 (that is, 3 • 3). This occurs because the perimeter is a linear measurement, while area is a square measure.
What students will do: Students consider what happens to the area and perimeter of rectangles when the dimensions (length and width) are doubled and tripled. They explore other multiplicative increases, working toward a generalizable rule.
- Helpful Resources:
Area and Perimeter 3rd Grade Family Letter https://docs.google.com/document/d/1XLQ6yB_p7sIbrbPq7oGHvQMT8xt0T9jjQFDukHNvIzQ/edit
Measurement 4th Grade Family Letter https://docs.google.com/document/d/1a0FSn8nubLS0Ag_nNlIlI89_dnGonN7nLOJ1frpavB8/edit
- Worksheet
Tori’s Rectangles https://docs.google.com/document/d/1eOiV0HB0T59rkTDdhikY2kod6wVRWTA2WXpTIyWu5zA/edit
- Answer the questions in Google Classroom in Google docs
- If you don’t get it with math, draw it out. Watch the video below for help.
Helpful videos:https://www.khanacademy.org/coach/class/6236546983018496/create-assignments
- Homework
IReady Math
ELA
Learning Objective: Authors can use different genres (fiction/non-fiction) to write about the same topic. Comparing different texts across different genres, can help us better understand a topic.
What students will do: Students will compare the science fiction text, “The Fungus that Ate my School” and the non-fiction science experiment, “Mold Terrarium”. They will think about reasons for writing each text and reasons why someone would want to read them.
- Resources:
“Mold Terrarium” by The Science Explorer pages 305 - 311 in your online REACH student textbook. Available online through Canvas in MyNGConnect.
“The Fungus that Ate my School” by Arthur Dorros pages 290 – 301 in your online REACH student textbook. Available online through Canvas in MyNGConnect.
- Assignment: Write a response in Google classroom to the following question:
After reading both texts, would YOU have gone inside a school that is overgrown with mold?" Use the science fiction story and the science experiment to support your thinking. Try to use vocabulary from the text as well. Use RACE to respond!
- Homework:
iREADY ELA
Read to self (20 minutes)
PE Mr. Ryals challenge
Have a great Day!!
Monday 4/13
Welcome back! Hope you had a great break!!
You will notice the format of the classwork descriptions is a little different. This is meant for more clarity of purpose for the lessons.
Zoom!!
We will be having a class meeting at 11:00 on Tuesday 4/14. This will be to catch up and talk about some of the new features we will be adding to our classwork. See you there!! I will send the link.
Math: Be sure to Look at the helpful resources below if you need a refresher on area and perimeter.
Lesson Objective: Area is the measure of space within a figure. It is expressed in square units. Perimeter is the measure around the edge of a shape. It is expressed in linear units.
What students will do: Students demonstrate their understanding of area and perimeter and the relationship between them by completing the task.
- Helpful Resources:
Measurement 4th Grade 4th Grade Family Letter
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1a0FSn8nubLS0Ag_nNlIlI89_dnGonN7nLOJ1frpavB8/edit
Area 3rd Grade Family Letter https://docs.google.com/document/d/1XLQ6yB_p7sIbrbPq7oGHvQMT8xt0T9jjQFDukHNvIzQ/edit
- · Worksheet: Building a Garden
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1NR3CSpjBDSoRQdq0YNQ-afU2nSdIo7Z_PoJpr-h7tsU/edit
- Homework:
iREADY Math
Khan Academy: Area and Perimeter
ELA
*Many of the resources that are linked to assignments below will require students to sign in to MyNGConnect through Canvas and access their REACH textbook online.*(see “How do I “ web page on our website)
Learning Objective: Understanding the author’s purpose, or reason, for writing a text can help us comprehend what it is mostly about. Often we have to infer (make educated guesses) the author’s purpose and support our thinking with evidence from the text.
What students will do: Students will begin reading, “Mold Terrarium” from their REACH student textbooks. This text is a science experiment that gives step by step instructions on how to set-up and observe the process of growing your own mold. Students will read, make inferences, and respond to questions about author’s purpose.
- Read “Mold Terrarium” by The Science Explorer pages 305 - 311 in your online REACH student textbook. Available online through Canvas in MyNGConnect.
- Log-in to Google Classroom and respond to the posted activity for ELA 4/13. Don’t forget to turn it in.
Homework
- iREADY ELA
- Read to self
PE
- Mr Ryals Challenge
Have a great day!!!
April 3, 2020
******Due to technical problems, we have to change the address of the zoom address to
https://zoom.us/j/280784849Just type this in where the other one is with your zoom account or make a new one.
Zoom !!
Don’t forget our Zoom class meeting at 12:00. If you haven’t already downloaded Zoom, look for the directions on the Web page or on Google Classroom.
- Math: Converting weight measures
Information sheet: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Rwmomcyn0fL9y08YTR1LsagoL6A_8vtlP8kMZoilx3Q/edit
Worksheets: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1GKt00iuemNVFvWV31jr2ZImixsd5C6yW3fboUoZmOMs/edit
- Science: Mystery Doug
Earthquakes: https://mysteryscience.com/mini-lessons/earthquakes?code=a89c0b69643bbdfa1913c6e0566da03a#slide-id-5912
Assignment: in Google docs, List 5 facts that you learned about earthquakes. Make sure you turn in the document
- Announcement:
Next week, Doug is inviting students into his home for a LIVE, 20-minute science show. He’ll answer real kids’ questions about the current situation we’re all dealing with, as well as share a few fun surprises.
Mystery Doug Livestream
Tuesday, April 7, 10 am Pacific / 1 pm Eastern
mysteryscience.com/live- Tech:
Go to Mrs. Hoyer’s spot on our Google classroom and choose one of the lessons. If you have done none, start with Lesson 1. In the google doc, tell me which one you chose and how you did on the lesson.
April 2, 2020
Hi Everybody!!
I created a new page on our website called ”How do I...?” This page gives directions and videos on how to get to many of the computer programs we will be using. Check it out!!!
Also, I got a suggestion from one of the parents that it would be easier to get all the lessons and activities in one location. So, starting tomorrow, I will put them on both the web site and Google Classroom. However, the ELA pieces need to be completed in Google classroom.
I will be giving directions about how to use zoom this afternoon so we can have a class meeting on the computer some time on Friday. Look for an email with directions.
- Math: Let’s take a break and do something fun!!
I don’t know if any of you did the Tang puzzles from last week. Please choose at least 2 from one or both of the grade levels (there are no 4th grade ones). Answer keys are included. You can always do more!!
Grade 3
https://gregtangmath.com/puzzlepack/download2019/31tt23.pdf
Answer key: https://gregtangmath.com/puzzlepack/download2019/31tt23a.pdf
Grade 5
https://gregtangmath.com/puzzlepack/download2019/31tt23a.pdf
Answer Key: https://gregtangmath.com/puzzlepack/download2019/31tt35a.pdf
- ELA: I don’t have a lot of responses to the ELA assignments on the Classroom. ( Big Question and the Fungus) Please continue to work on them and share them with me. Be sure to put your answers in the document under the assignment.
If you are unsure about how to get to the Reach book or the Classroom, please go to our web site and look in How do I...? for directions.
Music: Go to Specialists on our Google Classroom. Click on music link:
See Ms. Nye’s web site. Go to Web site for School Closures. Choose one of the 5 items and do one of the activities. Enjoy!!!
- PE: Don't forget Mr.Ryals Daily challenge! https://flipgrid.com9cc9ed34 Use: Student ID@apps.everettsd.org to sign in.
As always, iReady and Read 20 minutes.
Enjoy your day!!
***I will let you know this afternoon about our virtual class meeting using zoom on Friday. Looking forward to seeing you there.
April 1, 2020
- Math: inches, feet and yards
Chart ctrl+c https://docs.google.com/document/d/1gem6_x1IhrA6fKmLEMT6oxwuO10F30ZAje9mojzfdR0/edit
Worksheet
Ctrl+c https://docs.google.com/document/d/12q9wk8Lgf3gK8IaedlZhx9mlVxDPP1orJmaRTw2zk00/edit
- ELA
Directions to Reach Book: Go to Forest View website/students/canvass/4th grade reading//myng connect/Reading REA400 on top left/clink on the book
Go to Reach book Page 290
Read through page 301
Open the document entitled: important events.
Answer the following question in the document:
What are the most important events in the story?
Don't forget to share it with me.
Check out this new game. It is for all grades so look down toward the bottom for grade 3-5. Also, share it with your brothers or sisters!
https://media.pk12ls.com/curriculum/math/Investigations3/gamecenter/english/index.html#
March 31, 2020
Math: Metric Units
School Jam http://goo.gl/xTNn5m https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1dmn1uM05J4pvacce5BEmkb2udeiozlOQduA7YvVqcLI/edit#slide=id.g30d8e36cfe_0_22 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1JiWPfrfXXOB87BFIB8c9I2m4EY8zG2naT5XJDGAKfHg/edit https://docs.google.com/document/d/1uDAjYQZ3XFh3xH7Advs3QA21OL-ycZIw3KLs3t9L1lM/edit
ELA
We are going to use our Reach book again. Remember how to get there? Go to students/Canvass/Reading/Reading bar on top/choose Canvass
Go to page 283 Big Question: When do Harmless things become harmful?
Flip through the unit and look carefuly at the different kinds of plants and animals in the pictures. Type the answer to: What do these organisms have in common? How will reading about plants and animals help us understand the big Question?
PE Mr. Ryals Daily Challenge
Here is what you will need to access the flipgrid challenge: https://flipgrid.com9cc9ed34 Use: Student ID@apps.everettsd.org to sign in.
Don't forget to read for 20 minutes!
March 30, 2020
Greetings! Hope you had a nice weekend.
This week I am going to change it up a bit. We will continue with our lessons we left off at school. So, we will continue with Measurement and start Unit 5 in ELA. These will include videos, zoom chats with me, worksheets and other things. In addition, we will have Mr. Ryals Daily challenge and some music and art. Maybe some read aloud.
So for today, Start your iReady Math and Reading, Read 20 minutes, participate in the challenge and finish the last day of the Crunch Math. I will be monitoring your iReady, so email me if you need any help. I will also be contacting you. We will have a video chat sometime this week so we can all get together. I will arrange it later this week. Look forward to seeing you!
March 27th, 2060
Happy Friday!!- Math: Day 5: Whole Numbers Multiplication with Word Problems
Ctrl+c https://docs.google.com/document/d/19whFw9pmZ2Eu09Ftxwp54TVr4IHtD7yKRFajxkHWzCM/edit
Ctrl+c https://docs.google.com/document/d/19whFw9pmZ2Eu09Ftxwp54TVr4IHtD7yKRFajxkHWzCM/edit
Game: Single-digit multiplication fluency
Ctrl+c http://www.additionblocksgame.com/mxblocks/
- Crunch time day 19 See Google docs Crunch time
- Science: Continue science activity started yesterday: How can you save a town from a hurricane?
- Khan Academy: I got a suggestion from one of the students to post the Khan academy activities on the web site because that list was too long. Great idea!!So I broke out the Area and Perimeter section for ease of use. When you finish this, let me know and I can add more.
- PE: What about some exercise? Follow Mr. Ryals Daily Challenges. They are posted on the Google Classroom, just follow his directions. Take a look: Ctrl+c https://www.everettsd.org/domain/3432
Here is the flip grid address: https://flipgrid.com/9cc9ed34
Have a great weekend!!!
March 26th 26, 2020
Greetings!
Here is a link to a Parent Resource for Technology updates and questions. It might have the answers to some of your questions and also offers a link to help you get technology support. https://www.everettsd.org/Page/32723
- Math: Mixed practice
CTRL+C https://docs.google.com/document/d/1J0RWZpgWgJCZmUuyyHvZWS0s3nEAcBBZIiQA-o2UHUE/edit
CTRL+C https://docs.google.com/document/d/1o0uQXqRlbfv5GmqP2DVc1TrYC1ZoUkRCNti9YdTgK7w/edit
- Science: Mystery Science:
How can you save a town from a hurricane? Watch video. If you want to do the activity, you can play by yourself or with a brother, sister or parent. You can print the papers and be creative about the items you need to use if you don't have the pencils and dots they describe. If you can't print, just draw the pictures. If you do print, be careful not to print 30!
CTRL+C https://mysteryscience.com/earth/mystery-4/natural-disasters-engineering/154?r=1831424#slide-id-3660
Have a nice day!! Let me know if there is anything you are interested in through email or google classroom. Or just let me know how you are doing! March 25, 2020
- Math: I will also put these on the google classroom
Games: https://www.mathsisfun.com/numbers/number-line-zoom.html This website helps with ordering numbers. There are a number of practice games on this site.
Decimals as part of a whole
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1TXcZS0Hqlz5HFcQZP0HRm7d5bcAbxxD8aHoWn4PH3Tg/edit
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1KizxqAhrNrCjRNlrxjhedGLVudoMzHI7CTRTdNTXP_w/edit
- Check out the answers to crunch time lesson Day 16 and Day 17 on Google Classroom. Crunch Time
- Check out these fun games and puzzles:
https://gregtangmath.com/puzzlepack/download2019/30tt23.pdf
- Other games on Google Classroom: Hansen Math
- Science:If you missed it yesterday: Check out this Mystery Doug on Hand Sanitizer!
https://mysteryscience.com/mini-lessons/germs-sanitizer?code=0c84aa0afe182832b713de84a0a3fe0d
March 19, 2020
I hope you have all had a chance to look at the available activities and games that are on the Everett Website. In addition, I wanted to remind you of the Math games on the Google classroom: Hansen Math.
I also added our Crunch time work onto the Google classroom. I will be posting the answers to each day on the Crunch time assignment. I would love to hear your comments, but remember this is not a way to communicate with your friends.
The specialists have also put together some activities for you. Check them out in Google Classroom!
Please check in regularly for more information.
March 20, 2020
Don't forget about Crunch Time! I just posted the answers to Day 14 on our Google Classroom. I will post them every day.
Monday March 23
Here is a math lesson for a review of expanded notation. I will be sending one of these home each day to review some of the concepts we have learned this year. The first is a video and the second is a worksheet. Enjoy!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iK0y39rjBgQ
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1RM3SoBBSZn3NoUzIRxRoKJhivUVPvKIWfwCkfZXz7lE/edit
Look for the answer key for Crunch time on Google Classroom. Day 15
Check out this great website for Scholastic magazines. A fun thing to read if you don't feel like reading your books.
Tuesday, March 24
Math Lesson for review of adding whole numbers
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ckCNMCtaPkyo2pECL4j9OmysGfZPBgFW38Ecs1btk3c/edit
Check out this Mystery Doug on Hand Sanitizer!
https://mysteryscience.com/mini-lessons/germs-sanitizer?code=0c84aa0afe182832b713de84a0a3fe0d
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