1. May 8 is No Socks Day. Pretend that you are a sock.
Describe how you will spend your day off duty.
Carlos
Tuesday Linder
May 8, 2012 Johnny
Jose Ramon
Andres Cameron
Christopher Cincere
Gia
Emma
Elizabeth David
Brianna Angel
Alan R
Natalie Mitzy
Christian
AdolfoBrian Nyashia
Sualee Alan G Ricardo
Matthew
Joshua
Roxana Max Massire Ryan
Joey

2. Morning Writing
The Saturday before
Mother's Day is
National Babysitters
Day. Imagine that you
are with a babysitter
when a storm knocks
out the power. Write
about what happens
next.
Write neatly, skipping a line, and use loose­leaf (lined)
paper. Hand in once you are finished. The work will be
graded.

3. Reading ­ Blue Potatoes and Square Watermelons (p. 562)
Genre
Online Encyclopedia Entries
contain information about
real people, living things,
places, situations, or events.
Text Features
A Hyperlink is an electronic connection
within text on a Web page that
provides direct access to other
documents or information.
A Key Word is a specific word that
helps you find information when
searching the Internet. It is often typed
into a search box.

4. Reading ­ Blue Potatoes and Green Watermelons (p. 562)
Reading Homework
Practice book, page 160

5. Math ­ Estimate Products (p. 314)
How to Round Mixed
Numbers:
Step 1:
Round the mixed
number to the nearest
whole number.
Step 2:
Multiply.
Remember:
With larger numbers,
round to the nearest ten.
Online Activity
CLICK HERE

6. Math ­ Estimate Products (p. 314)
How to Round Whole
Numbers with
Fractions:
Step 1:
Use a compatible
number for the whole
number.
Step 2:
Multiply.

7. Math ­ Estimate Products (p. 314)
How to Round Whole
Numbers with
Fractions:
Step 1:
Use a compatible
number for the whole
number.
Step 2:
Multiply.

8. Math ­ Estimate Products (p. 314)
Math Homework
Textbook page 334, exercise 1­12
(Estimate Products)

9. Spelling

10. Spelling ­ Pretest
1. prewash 11. misjudge
2. disable 12. discomfort
3. discolor 13. dismount
4. mistaken 14. misunderstand
5. preheats 15. disobey
6. mistrust 16. dishonest
7. incorrect 17. injustice
8. disconnect 18. disapprove
9. preview 19. inexpensive
10. prejudge 20. indefinite

11. Spelling ­ Word Sorts
disobey
PULL
dis­, in­, mis­
"not" or "the opposite of"
incorrect
PULL
pre­
prewash "before"
mistrust

12. Spelling ­ Word Sorts
In Justice
mistaken incorrect
indefinite
disable WRITE WORD HERE
inexpensive
discolor isobey

13. Spelling ­ Word Sorts
Sort each spelling word according to its prefix. Then wrtie the
words on the lines below.
dis­ mis­
in­ indefinite pre­

14. Spelling ­ Word Sorts
Sort each spelling word according to its prefix. Then wrtie the
words on the lines below.
dis­ mis­
in­ pre­ preview

15. Spelling ­ Word Sorts
Sort each spelling word according to its prefix. Then wrtie the
words on the lines below.
dis­ dishonest mis­
in­ pre­

16. Spelling ­ Word Sorts
Sort each spelling word according to its prefix. Then wrtie the
words on the lines below.
dis­ disapprove mis­
in­ pre­

17. Spelling ­ Word Sorts
Sort each spelling word according to its prefix. Then wrtie the
words on the lines below.
dis­ mis­
in­ injustice pre­

18. Spelling ­ Word Sorts
Sort each spelling word according to its prefix. Then wrtie the
words on the lines below.
dis­disable mis­
in­ pre­

19. Spelling ­ Word Sorts
Sort each spelling word according to its prefix. Then wrtie the
words on the lines below.
dis­ mis­ misunderstand
in­ pre­

20. Spelling ­ Word Sorts
Sort each spelling word according to its prefix. Then wrtie the
words on the lines below.
dis­ mis­
in­ inexpensive pre­

21. Spelling ­ Word Sorts
Sort each spelling word according to its prefix. Then wrtie the
words on the lines below.
dis­ mis­ misjudge
in­ pre­

22. Spelling ­ Word Sorts
Sort each spelling word according to its prefix. Then wrtie the
words on the lines below.
dis­ mis­
in­ pre­ preheats

23. Spelling ­ Word Sorts
Sort each spelling word according to its prefix. Then wrtie the
words on the lines below.
dis­ mis­
in­ incorrect pre­

24. Spelling ­ Word Sorts
Sort each spelling word according to its prefix. Then wrtie the
words on the lines below.
dis­ disobey mis­
in­ pre­

25. Spelling ­ Word Sorts
Sort each spelling word according to its prefix. Then wrtie the
words on the lines below.
dis­ mis­
in­ pre­ prejudge

26. Spelling ­ Word Sorts
Sort each spelling word according to its prefix. Then wrtie the
words on the lines below.
dis­ discomfort mis­
in­ pre­

27. Spelling ­ Word Sorts
Sort each spelling word according to its prefix. Then wrtie the
words on the lines below.
dis­ mis­
mistrust
in­ pre­

28. Spelling ­ Word Sorts
Sort each spelling word according to its prefix. Then wrtie the
words on the lines below.
dis­ dismount mis­
in­ pre­

29. Spelling ­ Word Sorts
Sort each spelling word according to its prefix. Then wrtie the
words on the lines below.
dis­ mis­
in­ pre­ Prewash

30. Spelling ­ Word Sorts
Sort each spelling word according to its prefix. Then wrtie the
words on the lines below.
dis­ mis­ Mistaken
in­ pre­

31. Spelling ­ Word Sorts
Sort each spelling word according to its prefix. Then wrtie the
words on the lines below.
dis­ discolor mis­
in­ pre­

32. Spelling ­ Word Sorts
Sort each spelling word according to its prefix. Then wrtie the
words on the lines below.
dis­ disconnect mis­
in­ pre­

33. Spelling ­ Word Sorts
Spelling Homework
ABC order, ten times each.

34. Language Arts ­ Combining Sentences: Complex Sentences (p. 436)
RULES
A complex sentence contains
two related ideas joined by a
conjunction other than and, but
or or. Conjunction such as after,
although, because, before, since,
until, when, and while are used to
connect related ideas.
Whitney has been gardening since she was five.
Select the flowers you like before you begin.
When they bloom, the flowers will be beautiful.

35. Language Arts ­ Combining Sentences: Complex Sentences (p. 436)
Use these joining words, or conjunctions, to connect two
closely related ideas:
after before than when
although if though whenever
as since unless where
because so that until while
Think and Write
How does knowing about complex
sentences help your writing? Write your
ideas in your notebook.

36. Language Arts ­ Combining Sentences: Complex Sentences (p. 436)
Guided Practice
Name the conjunction that joins words and ideas in each
sentence.
1. Whitney likes gardening because it is relaxing.
2. I help her since I enjoy gardening, too.
3. We put on gloves before we start.
4. After we plant the seeds, we pat the soil.
5. When we are done, we water the seeds.

37. Language Arts ­ Combining Sentences: Complex Sentences (p. 436)
Language Arts
Homework
Practice book, page 90

38. Religion ­ We are all called to care for those who are sick (p. 202)
Class Work
• Read pages 202­203
• Complete We Gather
• Compose a prayer
expressing hope, faith, and
encouragement to
someone who is suffering.
Homework "Jesus, your touch heals."
1. When during Mass do we offer a
special prayer for those who are ill or
sick in the parish?
2. How can we provide support to
those who are ill?

39. Homework Summary ­ Tuesday, May 8, 2012
Reading
1. Practice book, page 160.
Math
1. Textbook page 334, exercise 1­12 (Estimate Products).
Spelling
1. ABC order, ten times each.
Language
1. Practice book, page 90.
Religion
1. When during Mass do we offer a special prayer for those who are ill or sick
in the parish?
2. How can we provide support to those who are ill?

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