Week 19 · Day 5 Practice Pages
Practice page · Week 19, Day 5
Mathematics
I can get ready for my fractions check.
Get ready
- The denominator tells how many equal parts make the whole.
- The numerator tells how many parts we count.
- Same top and bottom number means 1 whole.
Answer each question.
- 1.
Shade 2/3 of a rectangle.
- 2.
Write in numbers: seven eighths
- 3.
Write in words: 2/6
- 4.
Four pieces of size 1/4 make ____
- 5.
Is 10/8 less than, equal to or greater than 1?
○ less than 1○ equal to 1○ greater than 1 - 6.
Hana cuts an apple pie into 8 equal slices. Her family eats 6 slices. What fraction of the pie did they eat?
Challenge: Which is bigger, 1/3 or 1/8 of the same pie? Why?
Practice page · Week 19, Day 5
English Language Arts
I can get ready for my weekly check on opinion essays.
Get ready: answer each question.
- 1.
Put the parts in order: Conclusion, Body 2, Introduction, Body 1, Body 3.
- 2.
Pia's essay says, 'Cats are cheaper pets.' Write one question a listener could ask her.
- 3.
How many body paragraphs does an opinion essay usually have?
○ 1○ 2–3○ 8 - 4.
Where does the conclusion go?
○ At the start○ In the middle○ At the end
Circle the word that fits.
- 5.
Jay runs ____ than Kim.
○ faster○ fastest - 6.
The turtle moved ____ of all the animals in the race.
○ more slowly○ most slowly - 7.
Fix the spelling: the bigest box
- 8.
Add -er: dark → ____
Challenge: Read your introduction to a grown-up. Ask them one question about it and write their question.
Practice page · Week 19, Day 5
Science
I can get ready by taking a full weather station reading.
Get ready. Take one reading with all your tools and fill in the chart.
| Time | Temperature (°F) | Rain (inches) | Wind from / strength | Clouds | Air feels |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
- 1.
Write your reading as one weather report sentence with a time and numbers.
- 2.
Which weather part changed most since Monday?
Think about your tools.
- 3.
Which tool was easiest to read? Why?
- 4.
How did the wind streamer help you find the wind direction?
- 5.
What should you do with the rain gauge after you read it?
Materials: the thermometer, rain gauge and wind streamer from this week
Practice page · Week 19, Day 5
Social Studies
I can get ready to show what I know about local government.
Use the word bank to finish each sentence.
Word bank: term · elected · proposal · services
- 1.
A ______ is a set number of years a leader serves.
- 2.
When voters choose a leader, the leader is ______.
- 3.
A ______ is an idea that someone asks the council to decide on.
- 4.
Fixing streets and picking up trash are town ______.
Plan your Thank You, Local Services poster.
- 5.
Write three services and the workers who give them.
- 6.
Draw one worker doing their job.
Challenge: Write one question you still have about local government.
Materials: poster paper · markers