Happy Wednesday, Temescalians! Has the week only half begun or is this week half over?

Announcements this week:

Here’s our joke/riddle of the day!

Why didn’t the orange win the race? It ran out of juice!

A few things to keep in mind while working:

  • If you are working with Katherine, do her assignments first.
  • Put on a timer for the time indicated for that subject. Once that timer dings, move on to the next work!
  • Take body breaks! Try out GoNoodle!
  • We’d love for you to share what you are up to! Let us know of any links/resources that you find interesting, and we’ll add it to our list of things! Also, email us pictures of what you’re up to, and a caption, and we’ll create a gallery of these pictures to post on Friday. (You’ll have to share the pictures by Thursday for them to be included on the Friday gallery!)
  • Please let us know if there is too much or too little work and if something is challenging for you. We want you all to be successful in Distance Learning, and we’re here to help!

Things that are due by Friday. (Please take a picture of all of these assignments and email them all at once to Jackie and me):

  • Math: T17 Multiplication & Division Checkpoint (Please indicate if your grown-ups helped you by writing a note in the margin.) Also, let us know if you haven’t received the instructional materials in the mail!
  • Book group questions emailed to Jackie or Lisa

Calendar (5 min):

Mathematical Instruments Over The Corner Of A Math Graph Paper ...

Math (60 min):

  • T17: Multiplication and Division Checkpoint (Please note if you got any help from grown-ups!) <- It should be in the packet we mailed to you. If you haven’t received the packet yet, let us know!
  • During our live lesson, we’ll talk about division story problems. (Make sure you have your math journal/paper and pencil or whiteboard and marker handy for the live lesson!)
  • A handy tool to use manipulatives, since all of ours are at school, is to use  ToyTheater.com to use virtual manipulatives!  We will be using “Graph Squares” to create arrays today.

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Reading (60 min):

  • Spelling – Words Their Way Sort 9 (adding -ed)
    • You should choose two activities to go with this sort.
      • Sight words for this week: laugh, except, didn’t, distance, social
  • Book Groups
    • Finish up any remaining questions for your book group responses. Here are the four book groups:
      • Rules by Cynthia Lord
        • Assignments and instructions here
      • Warton and the King of the Skies by Russell E. Erickson
      • Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH by Robert C. O’Brien
        • Assignments and instructions here
      • Al Capone Does My Shirts by Gennifer Choldenko
        • Assignments and instructions here
  • Read with any grownups or siblings if you have time remaining! The goal is to practice fluency when you’re reading out loud.

Writing (60 min):

  • Drafting: finish up your drafts for all the sections (appearance, habitat, offspring, food)
  • Below is a video of Lisa explaining what your published book will look like. (You may need to refresh to see the video below.)
  • Here is a video of Lisa explaining the Research Rubric for your research project. We hope that your final project has the components of effective writing. (You may need to refresh to see the video below.)

Touch Typing (20 min):

  • Typing Jungle (Lessons 32-38)
  • Go to https://tbstyping.typingclub.com
    Your username is your first name + last initial + 25 so for me, it would be lisac25
    Password: grad2025

Music - Holy Angels Catholic Academy

Music (30 min):

Good morning Temescal Creek! Please bring your recorders to music class again and be ready to read and play the notes E, G and A using both your left and right hands. We will practice Rain Rain Go Away and spend some time improvising and composing using those same notes. Also, please listen to Bob Marley’s song Three Little Birds. We will sing it together at the end of class. – Owen

Meeting ID: 966 2770 4911
Password: Temescal
1:00 – 1:30pm Group A (Alice, Amil, Audrey, Ayla, Carter, Elsa, Euna, Kaveh, Keith, Nova, Rome, Zakkai)
1:45 – 2:15pm Group B (Charlie, Harper, James, Logan, Max, Opal, Poppy, Sage, Sebastien, Thalia, Vincent, Zoe)

Read Aloud:

Join Rachel Cargle as she reads a new book each day at 12pm PST/3pm EST on Instagram! If the live reading times don’t work for your schedule, you can catch the read alouds on her Instagram IGTV page. Rachel is a public academic, writer, and lecturer, whose work centers on the intersection of race and womanhood. Below is a past video of Rachel reading one of our favorites: The Oldest Student by Rita Lorraine Hubbard & Oge Mora. (You may need to refresh to see the video below.)

For fun:

Ideas for science:

Cultural studies:

  • Interview parenting adults about family stories and history they’ve lived through

Movement:

Other things to do:

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