Week 20 · Day 5 Practice Pages
Practice page · Week 20, Day 5
Mathematics
I can get ready for my number line check.
Get ready
- Split 0 to 1 into as many spaces as the denominator.
- Jump as many spaces as the numerator.
- Past 1, keep counting the same size jumps.
Answer each question.
- 1.
Draw a 0 to 1 line in eighths. Place 3/8.
- 2.
Draw a 0 to 2 line in thirds. Place 4/3.
- 3.
What fraction is the third tick after 0 on a sixths line?
- 4.
2/2 = ?/4
- 5.
Which is closer to 0: 1/8 or 5/8?
○ 1/8○ 5/8 - 6.
Ella hikes 6/4 of a mile. Is that more than 1 mile?
○ yes○ no
Challenge: Name two fractions that sit on the point for 1 on different lines.
Practice page · Week 20, Day 5
English Language Arts
I can get ready for my weekly check on reasons and evidence.
Get ready: answer each question.
- 1.
Opinion: Our class should have a pet fish. Write one piece of evidence.
- 2.
Name the three kinds of evidence.
- 3.
Is an example or a fact stronger evidence? Give a reason.
- 4.
Someone says, 'Facts are always best.' Finish: 'I see it differently because ...'
Build words with -able or -ment.
- 5.
enjoy + able = ____
- 6.
excite + ment = ____
- 7.
A toy that can bend is ____.
- 8.
Circle the word that means 'can be read': readable or reader.
○ readable○ reader
Challenge: Highlight one piece of evidence in your essay. Write what kind it is.
Practice page · Week 20, Day 5
Science
I can get ready by naming climate types and patterns on a map.
Get ready. Point to one place for each climate type on the map. Write it in the chart.
| Climate type | A place I found |
|---|---|
- 1.
Which climate types did you find closest to the equator?
- 2.
Which climate type did you find nearest the poles?
Think it through.
- 3.
Look at your town's graph from Day 2. Which months were coldest?
- 4.
What does the ice age tell us about Earth's climate?
- 5.
Write one weather sentence and one climate sentence about your town.
Materials: a world map · your climate graph from this week
Practice page · Week 20, Day 5
Social Studies
I can get ready to show what I know about the three branches.
Write the branch each person or group is part of.
Word bank: legislative · executive · judicial
- 1.
a senator
- 2.
the Vice President
- 3.
a member of the House of Representatives
- 4.
a Cabinet member
- 5.
a federal judge
Plan your Who Does What? poster.
- 6.
Draw an arrow from one branch to another and write the check it shows.
Challenge: Which branch do you understand best? Write one fact about it.
Materials: poster paper · markers