Metric Measurement Conversion (Trick and process
to convert) Video
My Math Workbook (Regular Math): Volume 2- Pages
857-860
Resource: Measurement Chart
·
Social Studies- Log in to Studies Weekly. Select Amanda Rivas as your teacher and continue reading Week 20 articles,
videos and bonus sources. When you are ready take the test. Do not complete the separate writing assignments offered. Due by the end of day
Tuesday.
· Reading-
This week, you will be responsible for reading an independent chapter book. If
you didn’t check one out, you need to access one through Cobb Digital Library, Sora (available through Clever), read a book from home, or visit your public library. Please choose a book that
is challenging and near your lexile level. Read your independent book
for 30 minutes, you will be completing 2 writing responses based on this
reading on Friday!
·
Specials- Follow your special’s schedule
and go to their blog to do an assignment. Example- Howland has Art Monday, so
Monday you need to visit Ms. Stoddard’s blog. Specialist blogs are available through the the Addison Elementary Blog.
Listen to this historical fiction book that
tells the story of an 11-year-old African-American girl living in the small
town of Bumblebee, North Carolina in 1932. Stella comes from a hard-working
family, whose community are shaken after the Klu Klux Klan reemerges in their
community during the Great Depression. The novel follows Stella over the course
of several months as she struggles to maintain hope and to pursue her dreams of
becoming a journalist amidst the complex and oppressive world in which she
lives. The ”N” word has been used in
few places due the time period. We know that Addison students understand that
it should not be used or repeated.
