Week 35 · Day 5 Practice Pages
Practice page · Week 35, Day 5
Mathematics
I can finish my year-end task and explain the math in my design.
Part 4: the budget. The class has $50 to spend.
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Markers cost $3 a box. The class needs 7 boxes. What is the cost?
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Notebooks cost $4 each. The class needs 5. What is the cost?
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What is the total cost?
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How much money is left?
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Estimate to check: about how much is the total?
Get ready to present.
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Write one sentence about the math in each part of your task.
Practice page · Week 35, Day 5
English Language Arts
I can present my portfolio and answer questions.
Make a note card with three talking points and plan an answer.
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Earliest piece and one detail:
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Hardest piece and one detail:
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Favorite piece and one detail:
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Finish the opening line: 'This year I grew most as a writer when ____.'
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Question: 'What was hardest about your report?' Write your answer: repeat, answer, add a detail.
Write the challenge words.
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a big party with music and food: fest____
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the room where you cook: kitch____
Challenge: Sign your 'Third Grade Author' page. Write one sentence about how you grew.
Practice page · Week 35, Day 5
Science
I can present my investigation and answer questions with evidence.
Poster Checklist. Put a check mark next to each part on your poster.
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Title and question
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Prediction
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Materials and steps
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Data table and graph
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Conclusion
After you present, write your answers.
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One question someone asked and how I answered with evidence:
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One thing I would change if I did the test again:
Challenge: What is your next big science question?
Materials: poster board or folded cardboard · markers and glue · graph and data table
Practice page · Week 35, Day 5
Social Studies
I can present my community project and answer audience questions.
Showcase checklist: mark each part you covered.
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The need and my map
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My then-and-now fact
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My cost plan
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Who decides, and my ask
After the showcase, write what happened.
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One piece of feedback I got:
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A question I was asked and how I answered:
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Our next step and its date:
Challenge: Someone in the audience disagrees with your idea. What could you say?
Materials: completed project · feedback slips