HOMEWORK (All Subjects): January 04 – 08, 2021

MONDAY

LITERACY:

  • Grammar: Group 1: Seesaw: Irregular Verbs
  • Grammar: Group 2: Go Formative: Irregular Verbs
  • Study Spelling Words for Test on Friday
  • Read for at least 20 minutes

NUMERACY & SCIENCE:

  • Do corrections and sign all assessments (Due Friday)
  • Mathletics: Complete all unfinished tasks and quests (Due Wednesday)

BIBLE:

  • Learn memory verse by Friday
  • James 5:16 – Therefore confess your sins to each other and pray for each other so that you may be healed. The prayer of a righteous person is powerful and effective.

TUESDAY

LITERACY:

  • Grammar: Group 1: Seesaw: The Special Verb be
  • Grammar: Group 2: Go Formative: The Special Verb be
  • Study Spelling Words for Test on Friday
  • Read for at least 20 minutes

WEDNESDAY

LITERACY:

  • Grammar: Group 1: Seesaw: Contractions with not
  • Grammar: Group 2: Go Formative: Contractions with not
  • Study Spelling Words for Test on Friday
  • Read for at least 20 minutes
  • NOTE: Unit 3 – Verbs Assessment on Wednesday, January 13

NUMERACY:

  • Mathletics: Complete Multiply: 2-Digit Number, Regroup

THURSDAY

LITERACY:

    • Study Spelling Words for Test on Friday
    • Read for at least 30 minutes
    • NOTE: Unit 3 – Verbs Assessment on Wednesday, January 13

FRIDAY

  • Dress down day ($1 for Cancer Foundation)

UPCOMING DATES

  • 22 January – Second Quarter ends
  • 25 January – Heroes’ Day (No School)
  • 27 January – FBCS Sport’s Day

Numeracy and Science Objectives (01/04 – 01/08)

NUMERACY

Learning Objectives:
  • Estimate and find the product of whole numbers
  • Estimate and determine quotients of whole numbers, with and without remainders
Focus in class:
  • Long division (1 digit divisor)
  • Layout of work

SCIENCE

Learning Objectives: Students will investigate and understand that organisms, including humans, interact with one another and with the nonliving components in the ecosystem. Key ideas include:
  1. interrelationships exist in populations, communities, and ecosystems;
  2. food webs show the flow of energy within an ecosystem;
  3. changes in an organism’s niche and habitat may occur at various stages in its life cycle; and
  4. classification can be used to identify organisms.
Focus in class:
  • Food Webs