Math- Subtracting Unlike Fractions- handout (begun in class today).
Remember to write an equation in which fractions have been renamed to share a common
denominator.
Language Arts- • Write complete sentences using this week's vocabulary from Woodsong. This
is due tomorrow (Thursday).
Study this week's high frequency words and vocabulary to prepare for the test
tomorrow. Click on the link at the right to view the list.
• Remember to read for a minimum of 30 minutes in your silent reading book.
Write complete sentence responses to one of the prompts for Wednesday's entry on
your Reading Log.
Wednesday, February 11, 2015
Tuesday, February 10, 2015
Tuesday's Homework
Math- Subtracting Unlike Fractions- handout (started in class).
Remember to write an expression showing the original fraction names, as well as an equation
in which all fractions have been renamed to share a common denominator. Draw boxes to
represent the fractions and the subtraction operation for the first six problems.
Language Arts- • Write complete sentences using this week's vocabulary from Woodsong. Study
this week's high frequency words. Sentences are due Thursday morning.
Click on the link at the right to view the list.
• Remember to read for a minimum of 30 minutes in your silent reading book.
Write complete sentence responses to one of the prompts for Tuesday's entry on
your Reading Log.
Remember to write an expression showing the original fraction names, as well as an equation
in which all fractions have been renamed to share a common denominator. Draw boxes to
represent the fractions and the subtraction operation for the first six problems.
Language Arts- • Write complete sentences using this week's vocabulary from Woodsong. Study
this week's high frequency words. Sentences are due Thursday morning.
Click on the link at the right to view the list.
• Remember to read for a minimum of 30 minutes in your silent reading book.
Write complete sentence responses to one of the prompts for Tuesday's entry on
your Reading Log.
Monday, February 9, 2015
Monday's Homework
Math- Adding Unlike Fractions: Lesson 3 Homework handout.
Remember to write the equation which shows the renaming of the given fractions to equivalent fractions with a common denominator.
Language Arts- • Write the definitions for this week's vocabulary from Woodsong and study this
week's high frequency words. Click on the link at the right to view the list.
• Remember to read for a minimum of 30 minutes in your silent reading book.
Write complete sentence responses to one of the prompts for Monday's entry on
your Reading Log.
Remember to write the equation which shows the renaming of the given fractions to equivalent fractions with a common denominator.
Language Arts- • Write the definitions for this week's vocabulary from Woodsong and study this
week's high frequency words. Click on the link at the right to view the list.
• Remember to read for a minimum of 30 minutes in your silent reading book.
Write complete sentence responses to one of the prompts for Monday's entry on
your Reading Log.
Thursday, February 5, 2015
Thursday's Homework
Math- Naming Fractions and Equivalent Fractions- handout 3.B.14 (front side only).
Remember to draw representative diagrams to show how you create a common denominator
before adding the numerators. Write an equation that shows which fraction(s) were renamed
before adding.
Language Arts- • Practice this week's high frequency words and vocabulary definitions to prepare for tomorrow's test if you think you will be needing to re-take it.
• Remember to read for a minimum of 30 minutes in your silent reading book.
Write complete sentence responses to one of the prompts for Thursday's entry on
your Reading Log.
Reminder: Remember to ask your parent(s) to read and sign the field trip behavioral expectations
form that was sent home today.
Remember to draw representative diagrams to show how you create a common denominator
before adding the numerators. Write an equation that shows which fraction(s) were renamed
before adding.
Language Arts- • Practice this week's high frequency words and vocabulary definitions to prepare for tomorrow's test if you think you will be needing to re-take it.
• Remember to read for a minimum of 30 minutes in your silent reading book.
Write complete sentence responses to one of the prompts for Thursday's entry on
your Reading Log.
Reminder: Remember to ask your parent(s) to read and sign the field trip behavioral expectations
form that was sent home today.
Wednesday, February 4, 2015
Wednesday's Homework
Math- Naming Fractions and Equivalent Fractions: Fraction Process Problems #1- handout.
Remember to write an expression showing the original fraction names, as well as an equation
in which all fractions have been renamed to share a common denominator. Add these to
'prove' that the sum of these pieces is equal to one whole.
Note- This was scheduled to be homework on Tuesday. Some students may have finished it in
class, but should be able to share it with parents as they were asked to take it home tonight.
Language Arts- • Write complete sentences using this week's vocabulary from Woodsong. Study
this week's high frequency words. Click on the link at the right to view the list.
This is due tomorrow (Thursday).
• Remember to read for a minimum of 30 minutes in your silent reading book.
Write complete sentence responses to one of the prompts for Wednesday's entry on
your Reading Log.
Remember to write an expression showing the original fraction names, as well as an equation
in which all fractions have been renamed to share a common denominator. Add these to
'prove' that the sum of these pieces is equal to one whole.
Note- This was scheduled to be homework on Tuesday. Some students may have finished it in
class, but should be able to share it with parents as they were asked to take it home tonight.
Language Arts- • Write complete sentences using this week's vocabulary from Woodsong. Study
this week's high frequency words. Click on the link at the right to view the list.
This is due tomorrow (Thursday).
• Remember to read for a minimum of 30 minutes in your silent reading book.
Write complete sentence responses to one of the prompts for Wednesday's entry on
your Reading Log.
Tuesday, February 3, 2015
Tuesday's Homework
Math- Naming Fractions and Equivalent Fractions: Fraction Process Problems #1- handout.
Remember to write an expression showing the original fraction names, as well as an equation
in which all fractions have been renamed to share a common denominator. Add these to
'prove' that the sum of these pieces is equal to one whole.
Language Arts- • Write complete sentences using this week's vocabulary from Woodsong. Study
this week's high frequency words. Click on the link at the right to view the list.
• Remember to read for a minimum of 30 minutes in your silent reading book.
Write complete sentence responses to one of the prompts for Tuesday's entry on
your Reading Log.
Remember to write an expression showing the original fraction names, as well as an equation
in which all fractions have been renamed to share a common denominator. Add these to
'prove' that the sum of these pieces is equal to one whole.
Language Arts- • Write complete sentences using this week's vocabulary from Woodsong. Study
this week's high frequency words. Click on the link at the right to view the list.
• Remember to read for a minimum of 30 minutes in your silent reading book.
Write complete sentence responses to one of the prompts for Tuesday's entry on
your Reading Log.
Monday, February 2, 2015
Monday's Homework
Math- Naming Fractions and Equivalent Fractions: Non-congruent Regions handout.
Remember to write an expression showing the original fraction names, as well as an equation
in which all fractions have been renamed to share a common denominator. Add these to
'prove' that the sum of these pieces is equal to one whole.
Hint- Refer to the Congruent Regions handout completed in class today.
Language Arts- • Write the definitions for this week's vocabulary from Woodsong and study this
week's high frequency words. Click on the link at the right to view the list.
• Remember to read for a minimum of 30 minutes in your silent reading book.
Write complete sentence responses to one of the prompts for Monday's entry on
your Reading Log.
Remember to write an expression showing the original fraction names, as well as an equation
in which all fractions have been renamed to share a common denominator. Add these to
'prove' that the sum of these pieces is equal to one whole.
Hint- Refer to the Congruent Regions handout completed in class today.
Language Arts- • Write the definitions for this week's vocabulary from Woodsong and study this
week's high frequency words. Click on the link at the right to view the list.
• Remember to read for a minimum of 30 minutes in your silent reading book.
Write complete sentence responses to one of the prompts for Monday's entry on
your Reading Log.
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