Dear Students,
Work on writing 2 interesting leads for your Tuesday story. Tomorrow, we will be having P.E. so wear covered shoes. These are your assignments for today:
I. Language Arts
a. Reading record: read biography book for 30 minutes and record pages read.
b. Wordly Wise: complete 6E #1-7. Write words #1-7 5x each.
c. The Kid Who Ran for President: complete reading questions for Chapters 9 & 10.
d. Writing: on folder paper, create 2 different leads and titles for your Tuesday story. Share the story from either the narrator or main character's points of view.
II. Math
a. Mrs. D.C. -- no homework.
b. Mr. K: Textbook page 32 all problems and page 29 #21-23.
III. Other
a. Science: finish calculating the average of the class scores and find the difference between the class and your partners.
b. Japanese: color handout -- finish coloring each box. For next week's test, study column C &
c. Sensei will give you words such as "A ka" and ask you to write the meaning in English. She will also write the colors in Ro-maji (C part) and ask you to write your answer in English. You will need to be able to know the colors written in Ro-maji.
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Dear Mrs Dela Cruz,
When is the science wkst. due?
Ivy
Dear Mrs.Dela Cruz,
For the 2 leads how long do we have to make it and where do we stop writing (To the begging and what?).
Sincerly,
Tawnie Tran:)
Dear Mrs Dela Cruz,
For the Science work sheet, what do you do for the difference. Is the difference for my partner and I OR it is the class?
Sincerely,
Ivy Huang ^_^
Dear Mrs DC,
Does difference mean to subtract?
Ivy
Hi Ivy!
The Science worksheet is due on Friday. Difference means to subtract. You need to check with your homework buddy. I think you need to subtract you and your partner's results from the class average. You can ask Mrs. Kaneshiro tomorrow for clarification.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Dela Cruz
Hi Tawnie!
The lead should have descriptions about the setting -- time, place, etc. You can also include the 5 senses such as sounds that you hear. You can end it before the frogs fly or after they head into the neighborhood. It all depends on how much suspense you want in your lead.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Dela Cruz
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