Week 29 · Day 5 Practice Pages
Practice page · Week 29, Day 5
Mathematics
I can get ready for my quiz on area with multiplication and addition.
Get ready: find each area with its unit.
- 1.
A 5 by 5 rectangle
- 2.
A 4 by 9 rectangle
- 3.
Split 6 by 7 into 5 rows and 1 row. What is the area?
- 4.
A shape is made of a 2 by 6 rectangle and a 3 by 3 square. What is its area?
Solve.
- 5.
Grace's mat has an area of 36 square feet. One side is 4 feet. How long is the other side?
Challenge: Write your own area word problem for a 3 by 8 rug and solve it.
Practice page · Week 29, Day 5
English Language Arts
I can get ready for my check by fixing my notes and using research words.
Check each note, then write the research word that fits.
Word bank: paraphrase · synthesize · subtopic
- 1.
OK or Fix? 'fur traps air (S2, p. 5)'
- 2.
OK or Fix? 'Otters use rocks to crack open shells.' (copied, no code)
- 3.
OK or Fix? 'eat clams, crabs' (no source code)
- 4.
To combine ideas from different sources is to ____.
- 5.
To say an idea in your own words is to ____.
- 6.
One smaller part of your topic is a ____.
Write one possessive phrase for each.
- 7.
one player who owns a cap
- 8.
many students who own desks
Challenge: Look at your own notebook. Write one thing that is ready and one thing to fix.
Practice page · Week 29, Day 5
Science
I can get ready for my inherited or learned check.
Get ready! Finish each sentence with a word from the box.
Word bank: born · practice · parents · environment
- 1.
An inherited trait comes from your ____.
- 2.
You are ____ with inherited traits.
- 3.
A learned behavior takes teaching or ____.
- 4.
Food, water and sunlight are parts of the ____.
Draw and write.
- 5.
Draw an animal doing something it learned. Write what it learned.
Challenge: Write one inherited trait you see in a family photo.
Materials: Week 29 Friday Check card · sorting cards from this week
Practice page · Week 29, Day 5
Social Studies
I can get ready for my check by choosing the right map for a question.
Which map would you use? Write resource, population or climate.
- 1.
Where are the most coal mines?
- 2.
Which part of the state gets snowy winters?
- 3.
Which cities are the most crowded?
- 4.
Where are the dairy farms?
- 5.
Is the coast hot and humid or cool and dry?
Draw a mini map of your neighborhood.
- 6.
Give your map a title, a key with 3 symbols, and a compass rose.
Challenge: Write one question that needs TWO kinds of maps to answer.
Materials: graph paper