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MATH:  Review for quarterly post test

READING:  started new novels - students chose books and decided how to divide up the reading.  Each student has a reading assignment and a summary to write - homework attachedDownload Jobs - Summarizer

ELA:  Wordly Wise - #9 A-B and writing

SOCIAL STUDIES:  3 branches of government

Cool to be kind - "Be an Ally" wear fatiques, patriotic wear, ...

Don't forget about the art show tonight. 

Book Swap: April 9 - 17.....we are collecting books (right after Spring Break:)) and  will give students coupons to save and exchange at the swap.
Tues., May 1......Book Swap for Gr. K-2 students who have a coupon
Wed., May 2.......Book Swap for Gr. 3-5 students who have a coupon

MATH:  quarterly review of decimals and fractions - no homework

READING:  informational reading; vocabulary development WW puzzle

ELA:  writing travel stories

HEALTH: digestion video

SOCIAL STUDIES:  dollar bill; states and capitals test

 

 

MATH:  review of decimals for quarterly post test later in the week

READING:  Scholastic News - informational text

ELA:  informational or persuasive writing

SOCIAL STUDIES:  first 5 amendments of the Bill of Rights.  - Mountain West states and capitals test tomorrow

MATH:  using a set of data to find median (the number in the middle), mode (the datum that occurs the most) and range (the difference between the largest datum and the smallest datum);  HOMEWORK:  attached   Download Median, Mode, Range

READING:  review of how to correctly respond to a reading question in short answer

SPELLING:  test

SOCIAL STUDIES:  review jeopardy  attached powerpoint  Download Constitution Jeopardy   Preamble and Constitution test tomorrow - must recite preamble by tomorrow.  States and capitals test next Tuesday (Carson City, Nevada;  Salt Lake City, Utah;  Denver, Colorado;  Cheyenne, Wyoming; Helena, Montana; Boise, Idaho)

 

 

LANGUAGE ARTS:  informational writing (organization); simple, compound, complex sentences; spelling TEST tomorrow

 

MATH:  (my math class only) data HOMEWORK graphs (we did it in class but they have to take it home)

 

SCIENCE:  TEST tomorrow

 

SOCIAL STUDIES:  study guide (attached)  Download Articles of the Confederation Study Guide KEY - unveiled for TEST Friday - Preamble must be recited by Friday

had a meeting earlier so this is a little late getting posted.

MATH:  balanced scales with weight measurement  homework attached Download Measurement balance scales

READING:  met with GWS  homework is to read the final three chapters and be ready to discuss and take the AR test on Monday.  No response sheet for this passage.  TS has homework due tomorrow on the final chapters of that book.  A couple of people still have some late work on TS so I've attached the entire journal in case you need certain pages.  Download TS - Response Journal Myra's

ELA:  alliterations; informational writing; Wordly Wise Test tomorrow

SOCIAL STUDIES: note taking on Articles of Confederation, Shay's Rebellion, Northwest Territory.  We will begin on the Constitutional Congress and the great debates tomorrow.  Expect a test next week (maybe Thursday).  Preamble will have to be recited by Friday March 9.  Students may say or sing it but it has to be complete and accurate.

MATH:  balanced scales - no homework  websites for balanced scales attached (word document)  Download Balanced Scales websites for student use

READING:  alliterations - figurative language powerpoints;  Wordly Wise #8 C-D  test Thursday

LANGUAGE ARTS:  informational writing

SOCIAL STUDIES:  states and capitals test - Articles of Confederation.

Six Flags reading logs due tomorrow - no exceptions.

MATH:  fraction quiz

READING:  GWS has homework chapters 5-8 due tomorrow - TS several students are still late with chapters 3-4; 5-6 are due Thursday

SPELLING:  spelling scrabble - test Thursday

SCIENCE:  video on force and motion

SOCIAL STUDIES:  states and capitals test - revolution test on Friday

HOMEWORK:  memorize speeches

Night of the Arts

Davis ES Night of the Arts Coming March 13, 2012

 

Mark your calendars now for our annual Davis ES Night of the Arts! Stop by the gym between 5:30 and 8:00 Tuesday night to see your child's favorite piece of artwork framed and proudly displayed. Love the frame? Think it would look great hanging in your home? Really love not having to take your child's amazing work of art to an expensive framing shop to preserve it forever? Great news! You can purchase the frame and take it home that night! The cost of $25 includes a small donation that will be used to buy equipment and supplies for the art room to benefit your children during all their years at Davis. So plan to bring your checkbook! Yes, we'll take cash too! Please note: We are unable to take charge cards. Artwork in unpurchased frames will be returned to students at a later date.

 

And . . . be prepared to be dazzled by our musical entertainment at the Night of the Arts as well!  We are excited to announce that our talented Davis Chorus will present a spectacular performance in the Cafeteria as a part of the Night of the Arts.  The Chorus will perform immediately following a brief PTA meeting at 6:30 P.M.  The chorus program, entitled “Music Through the Ages” will feature music from Bach to Justin Bieber.  Don’t miss the singing and dancing extravaganza featuring our fourth and fifth grade chorus students! 

 

Please mark your calendars for March 13 and plan now to attend this evening of celebration to support the arts at Davis!

 

Math:   review of multiplication and division - no homework

Reading:  TS - tried to meet with this group today but only one of the seven had the homework complete.  This is completely unacceptable.  We cannot discuss the chapters if the group has not read them.  Six of the students need to turn in their late work tomorrow and all of them need to read chapters 5-6 for homework due Thursday.  GWS has homework due Wednesday

Spelling:  introduction to unit 7 /au/ /aw/ /al/ words - author, autumn, laundry, caution, faucet, sausage, haunted, August, awkward, lawyer, awesome, gnawing, gawking, flawless, always, almost, halted, already, salty, although, laughed, all right  Test Thursday

Speech practice - students have completed the speeches and are practicing memorization

Science - force and motion

Social Studies - study guide test Friday - study guide key attached - Download American Revolution Study Guide KEY