5th Grade Weekly Homework-Due Friday, September 9, 2011
Dear 5th Graders and Families,
We hope everyone had a great long, Labor Day weekend. Thanks to all who sold Entertainment Books. This fundraiser will benefit our 5th grade fund to help with field trips and other fun activities. If you do not wish to purchase your book, please remember to return it to school this week. Also, if you have not paid the $9 fee money to purchase Weekly Reader News and student planners, we would greatly appreciate it if you could send that in this week as well. Thank you!
Below you will find your homework for this shortened week. Everything is due on Friday so be sure to budget your time accordingly. Please let us know if you have any questions or concerns.
Have a great week! J
Vocabulary: We will not have vocabulary words or a test this week.
Word Work/Spelling: Each night you will need to study your spelling words for homework. The spelling test will be on Friday. This week we are focusing on commonly misspelled words.
1. because 11. again
2. people 12. really
3. friends 13. could
4. said 14. excited
5. have 15. favorite
6. they 16. was
7. laugh 17. into
8. until 18. to
9. off 19. too
10. want 20. two
Reading: In order to become a better reader, you must read! Each night you should read a book of your choice for at least 20 minutes. Complete the attached activity worksheet based on the one book you are reading this week. Be sure to explain your reasoning with examples from the text.
Social Studies: There will not be a geography assignment this week.
Writing: In order to become a better writer, you must write!
Here are 2 prompts that we want you to write about in your notebook this week. There are no rules, just write! Remember to underline any words you are unsure of how to spell.
Ø Create THREE BUBBLE MAPS to describe one special person, one special place, and once special object in your life.
Ø Write a paragraph describing each of your bubble maps. Be as descriptive as possible. Use as many sensory images as possible!
Thank you for the spelling words miss Reese
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome, Alex! Good luck tomorrow on the test. You will be great!
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