1. Imagine that a mysterious nutcracker suddenly begins to whispera message to you. You look around the room, and no one elseseems to notice. Write about what the nutcracker is saying to you. Wednesday December 5, 2012 BryanDonovanLeslieChristy JoseAyanna Ixza Emily Samira Adrianette JessicaPhiliciaAlexisMichaelLilah RicardoRemy KathyCarlos Edward KareenaDianaYamilee JeffreyAlejandraLeon Jordan David Jaileen

2. Morning WorkDO NOW:Write the x8Times Table tentimes. 3. Reading The Right to Vote (p. 290)Talk About ItWhy should peoplevote? Why do you thinkit took women so longto win the vote in theUnited States? Picture Prompt Look at the picture and respond in writing. 4. Reading B Because of WinnDixieChapter Twoexception: a person orthing that does notfollow a rule. 5. To submit is to give in to someones power.A representative is a person chosen tospeak for others.Qualify means to make or become fit for acertain kind of work.If you postpone something, you delay it. 6. A legislature is a group of people electedto make or change laws.Something that is satisfactory is goodenough but not outstanding.An attorney acts for another person in legalmatters.A colonel is a rank of military officer. 7. Reading Your Vote Your Voice (p. 292)DictionaryA Dictionary entry includesinformation about pronunciationin parentheses near thedefinition.The word is separated into U.S. Capitol Building in Washington, D.C.syllables with symbols to show dictionary entryhow to sound it out. Forexample, colonel is pronounced(kurnl). To figure out the symbols,look for the pronunciation key inthe front of the dictionary. 8. Facts OpinionsThe word"democracy" comesThis is the best kind offrom the Greek,government to have.meaning "the peoplerule."People who are oldAll people who areenough to votecitizens have the rightshould not postponeto vote.or wait to sign up.The judges agreed toIn this way, perhapslower the age limityou can make aand changed thedifference.constitution.People who are oldenough to voteYounger voters havemight find they willthe worst turnout ofneed to submit toany age group.laws they dont agreewith. 9. Reading When Esther Morris Headed West (p. 295)GenreA Biography tells the story of apersons life and is written byanother person.Fact and OpinionAs you read, use your Fact and Preview and PredictOpinion Chart. Read the title, preview the illustrations, and write questions and predictions about the story in your notebook.Read to Find OutWhat opinions does the authorgive about Esther Morris? 10. Fact OpinionA woman Name: Esther should be ableMae Hobart to vote andMcQuigg Slack hold office, the Morris same as a man. In 1869 the Wyominglegislature voted to give Reckless women the Copperheads!right to voteand to holdoffice. "I feel that my work has been Mrs. Morrisssatisfactory"term as justice and "Like all of the peacepioneers, I ended in have laboredOctober, 1870.more in faithand hope." 11. Reading HomeworkUse your Fact and Opinion Chartto help you write a summary ofWhen Esther Morris HeadedWest. Opinions you have aboutevents in the selection should notappear in your summary. 12. Math Power Practice / Homework ReviewDO NOW: CompletetheMultiplicationRecordSheet. Go overhomework. 13. Math Division Patterns (p. 175)Math in My WorldExample 1A monarch butterfly can fly 240miles in 3 days. Suppose it fliesthe same distance each day.How many miles can it fly eachday? Answer: The butterfly can fly 80 miles each day.ESSENTIAL QUESTION What strategies can be used to divide whole numbers? 14. Math Estimate Quotients (p. 183)Class WorkComplete pages 183 and184. ESSENTIAL QUESTION What strategies can be used to divide whole numbers? 15. Math Hands On Division Models with GreaterNumbers (p. 189)Build ItAt the fair, you need ticketsto ride the rides. Threefriends share 336 ticketsequally. How many ticketswill each friend receive?ESSENTIAL QUESTIONWhat strategies canbe used to dividewhole numbers? 16. Math Hands On Division Models with GreaterNumbers (p. 189)Practice ItUse models to find eachquotient on page 191.Draw the equal groups.ESSENTIAL QUESTIONWhat strategies canbe used to dividewhole numbers? 17. Math Homework"Apply It", exercises 610 on page 192 18. Spelling Pretest 1. dozen11. reserve 2. beside 12. embrace 3. motion 13. coastal 4. appoint14. python 5. season 15. govern 6. phony16. scorching 7. observe17. flurry 8. active 18. canvas 9. restore19. copper 10. expert20. cocoon 19. Spelling Class Work Complete Spelling Practice Book, page 83.Homework Spelling words, tentimes each. 20. Language Arts Common Errors with Adjectives (p. 282)Class Work Copy RULES Complete Guided Practice onpage 282283 Writing Activity A Paragraph Homework Study for quiz. 21. Language Arts Pronouns (p. 340)Class Work Copy RULES Complete Guided Practice onpage 340341 Writing Activity AnAdvertisementHomework Extra Practice, page 406 #125 22. Language Arts HomeworkWrite the sentence and circle the pronoun. Then write if thepronoun is singular or plural.1. Nancy asked Mady to go with her to the band concert.2. Nancys Uncle Henry said it would be a good concert.3. Uncle Henry had two tickets for them.4. He would be playing drums in the band.5. Nancy and Mady saw Uncle Henry and waved at him. 23. Religion We are a priestly, prophetic, and royal people(p. 60)Class Work Answer the WE GATHER inyour notebook. Read pages 6061. Define the KEY WORDS. Complete the WE RESPONDactivity. Write five (5) FACTS about thischapter.Homework1. Who is the one high priest?2. How can we be prophets? 24. Social Studies The Middle Colonies (p. 186)Class Work Read pages186191 Define Vocabularywords Write five factsabout the chapterHomework1. How did the English gain New Netherland?2. Who was William Penn? 25. Science Properties of Matter (p. 434)Class Work Read pages 438445 Define Vocabulary words Write five facts about thechapter Complete questions 16 onpage 445Homework1. How are elements arranged in the periodic table?2. How are particles arranged in solids, liquids, and gases? 26. Homework Summary for Wednesday December 5, 2012ReadingUse your Fact and Opinion Chart to help you write a summary of WhenEsther Morris Headed West. Opinions you have about events in theselection should not appear in your summary.Math"Apply It", exercises 610 on page 192SpellingWrite the spelling words ten times each.Language ArtsWrite the sentence and circle the pronoun. Then write if the pronoun is singular or plural.1.Nancy asked Mady to go with her to the band concert.2.Nancys Uncle Henry said it would be a good concert.3.Uncle Henry had two tickets for them.4.He would be playing drums in the band.5.Nancy and Mady saw Uncle Henry and waved at him. 27. Range: Mode:Median: Mean:Reward10 Pizza Party89 Wheel of Fun7 BrainPOP6 Silent Reading45 Silent Snack23 Class Work1 No Snack 28. Today is first day of school. Imagine that you have justanonymously received the perfect gift. Write about whatit is and how you will figure out who gave it to you.Wednesday September 5, 2012 Emily AyannaBryanJaileenChristy LeslieJose EdwardPhilicia SamiraIxza RicardoLeon JessicaAlexisMichaelDavidDonovan JordanKareenaLilah Yamilee Remy Kathy Alejandra DianaCarlos Jeffrey Adrianette 29. Attachments 1314158