Week 34 · Day 5 Practice Pages
Practice page · Week 34, Day 5
Mathematics
I can get ready for my quadrilaterals quiz.
Get ready: answer each question.
- 1.
How many equal sides does a rhombus have?
- 2.
Is every rectangle a parallelogram?
○ yes○ no - 3.
A shape has 4 equal sides and no square corners. Name it.
- 4.
Why is a kite not a parallelogram?
Challenge: Draw a quadrilateral of your own and list every name that fits.
Practice page · Week 34, Day 5
English Language Arts
I can get ready for my check by reading lines with feeling.
Read each line aloud, then circle the voice or write a stage direction.
- 1.
'Watch out!' yelled Kai.
○ loud and quick○ soft and slow - 2.
'Where did my puppy go?' asked Lin.
○ happy and loud○ worried, voice goes up - 3.
'Shh, the baby is asleep,' Dad murmured.
○ very soft○ very loud - 4.
ROSA ( ____ ): I won the race!
- 5.
BEN ( ____ ): I can't find my shoe anywhere.
Challenge words: split into syllables.
- 6.
celery
- 7.
energy
Challenge: Pick a page from a picture book. Read it with expression. How did the picture help you choose your voice?
Practice page · Week 34, Day 5
Science
I can get ready for my trait survey check.
Get ready! Put the survey steps in order from 1 to 4.
- 1.
Draw a bar graph. ____
- 2.
Plan the trait and its choices. ____
- 3.
Present what you found. ____
- 4.
Ask people and make tallies. ____
Answer in a sentence.
- 5.
Why should you always ask permission before you survey someone?
- 6.
What was the most interesting thing in your survey?
Challenge: Name a different trait you could survey next time.
Materials: Week 34 Friday Check card · bar graph from Day 3
Practice page · Week 34, Day 5
Social Studies
I can get ready to present my project and answer questions.
Practice checklist: mark each one when you do it.
- 1.
I stand tall and look at my audience.
- 2.
I speak slowly and loud enough for the back of the room.
- 3.
I point to my poster when I talk about it.
Write your talk notes.
- 4.
Opening line: Hi, my name is ____, and my project was about ____.
- 5.
A question someone might ask me:
- 6.
My answer: That is a good question. I think ____ because ____.
Challenge: After you present, write one thing you did well.
Materials: finished poster · talking-point cards