Math - We will begin learning about Customary Units of Distance, Weight and Capacity. You have worked with this in third and fourth grade as well, so it should be easier to understand. The only difference in fifth grade is that you will be working with both whole numbers and decimal numbers.
If you have not finished last week’s assignments with metric measurement, please finish them as you will have an assessment this week on both customary and metric measures.
Today’s Focus: Customary Units of Distance. (Power Point)
Some students informed that the links in the Power Point did not work. So here are the links:
Customary
Units of Distance (Video)
US
Customary units of length review (in, ft, yd, & mi) (explanation and practice)
My math workbook (volume 2) Complete Pages 811 and 812
You will be watching couple of videos, complete a guided practice in khan academy and complete 2 workbook pages
AC Math: (Lesson for the week)
Self-Paced Lessons to review and practice customary measures:
Games:
Project: Due Friday. Start on project once you feel confident with metric and customary conversion
Save the pages. You can edit/type using Adobe Acrobat Reader. Turn the project in O365
You will have a quiz on Friday.
Reading- 30 minutes of independent book, you will be completing two more writing responses based on this reading on Friday.
Science- Nearpod on Electricity – Please go to join.nearpod.com or download the Nearpod app and join by entering the code ZINEU. Please enter your first and last name when joining the session. **When you get to the slide that says to get with a partner and draw an open and closed circuit, choose ONE of those circuits to draw and label it before you submit.
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.
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.
Mrs. Nelson will also be doing a daily live storytime at 10:30. The schedule is here: https://addisonlearningcommons.weebly.com/
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.
- Audio Book: Stella by Starlight, by Sharon Draper
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. Mrs. Nelson will also be doing a daily live storytime at 10:30. The schedule is here: https://addisonlearningcommons.weebly.com/
