Week 22 · Day 1 Practice Pages
Practice page · Week 22, Day 1
Mathematics
I can compare fractions that have the same denominator.
Look: 4/6 and 2/6
- Same denominator means same-size pieces.
- 4 pieces is more than 2 pieces.
- So 4/6 > 2/6. The open side faces the greater fraction.
Write <, > or =.
- 1.
2/6 ___ 5/6
○ <○ >○ = - 2.
7/8 ___ 4/8
○ <○ >○ = - 3.
1/4 ___ 3/4
○ <○ >○ = - 4.
2/3 ___ 2/3
○ <○ >○ = - 5.
3/2 ___ 1/2
○ <○ >○ =
Solve.
- 6.
Order from least to greatest: 5/8, 2/8, 7/8, 3/8
- 7.
Liam eats 2/6 of a pizza. Asha eats 3/6 of the same pizza. Who eats more?
Challenge: Write a fraction with fourths that is greater than 2/4 but less than 4/4.
Practice page · Week 22, Day 1
English Language Arts
I can make an inference with a text clue and what I already know.
Look: The inference formula
- Find a text clue.
- Add what you already know.
- Text clue + What I know = Inference.
Read each one. Write your inference.
- 1.
Tomas held his ticket tight. The line for the roller coaster wound around the fence twice. He bounced on his toes. How does Tomas feel?
- 2.
Underline the clue that helped you.
- 3.
Grandma set out a big bowl of water and a soft blanket by the door. She checked the window again and again. What can you infer?
- 4.
The ground was wet, and worms were on the sidewalk. What can you infer?
- 5.
What do you already know that helped with the worm clue?
Split each compound word into two smaller words.
- 6.
sidewalk = ____ + ____
- 7.
doorbell = ____ + ____
- 8.
tooth + brush = ____
Challenge: Write your own clue sentence that lets a reader infer someone is sleepy.
Practice page · Week 22, Day 1
Science
I can name five climate types and color them on a world map.
Color a Climate Map. Fill in the key with the color for each climate type.
| Climate type | Color | One place I colored |
|---|---|---|
- 1.
Tropical color
- 2.
Arid color
- 3.
Temperate color
- 4.
Polar color
- 5.
Mountain color
Answer from your map.
- 6.
Why is it usually warm near the equator?
- 7.
Why is it cold near the poles?
Challenge: Deserts often form on one side of a mountain range. Which side, and why?
Materials: a printed world map outline · a world atlas or globe
Practice page · Week 22, Day 1
Social Studies
I can hold a fair vote with a secret ballot and count the votes.
Record your family election. Make tally marks, then write the totals.
| Choice | Tally | Total |
|---|---|---|
- 1.
What was the question?
- 2.
Which choice won?
- 3.
Do the totals add up to the number of voters?
Answer the questions.
- 4.
Who can vote in U.S. elections?
- 5.
Why is a secret ballot important?
- 6.
7 people vote. What is the smallest number of votes that is more than half?
Challenge: Did your winner get more than half of the votes? How do you know?
Materials: paper slips for ballots · a box or bag for a ballot box