September 30, 2015

A1 - Boehme/Goff: 

Enjoy your off track time!  See you Monday, October 12.

Math:  Do Reflex, Think Through Math, and Think Central while off track for extra credit.

Reading:  Read every day!

A 2- Packard:

Have a great time off from school! See you on October 12!
Check Skyward for grades and missing assignments.
Think Through Math (online): 15 lessons total by September 30. 
Independent Reading: 20 min. each night. 100 min. per week.   
Spelling/Vocabulary City (online):
NoRedInk (online):
Code.org:  (Tynker.com is coming!)
Typing.com:
Reflex Math (online): Keep getting "the green light." Keep your scores high.

B - Ridge:

Spelling: : waist, waste, patience, patients, rite, right, write, muscle, mussel, principal, principle, summary, summery, right, cite, site, stationary, stationery, coward, cowered. Test on 10/2.

Vocab: aspect, tendency, aptly, genuinely, tension, parallel, welfare, credit, predominantly, innovation. Test on 10/1.

Math: 3-1 due tomorrow.

Language Arts: Finish your Argumentative Writing for tommorrow.

Independent Reading: 20 minutes each night. 100 minutes per week.

Atlas: 8,9,10a&10b due by Friday. 

C - Park: 

Spelling: test will be next week.

Math: Worksheet 2-2  completed and due in class today.

Language Arts: Reading comprehension and vocabulary test.

Independent Reading: 20 minutes each night. 100 minutes per week.

Homework: none.

Jog-a-thon: Kids did great.

D - Berven/Thomas
Check Skyward for missing assignments!! 
Math: 
Think Through Math (online): 20 completed lessons by Wed 11/25
Review p. 77-78  Due: Thursday

Language Arts:
Read 20 minutes a night, record in your planner and recorded Thursdays.

Spelling/Vocab/Grammar/Comprehension--No spelling this week.
    "OGRE" due: before we go off track on 10/9 Science:  
Microorganisms with Mr. Ridge.  Moldy bread due October 8
Social Studies: 
Atlas 7A-B due 10/2.

September 29, 2015

A1 - Boehme/Goff: 

Enjoy your off track time!  See you Monday, October 12.

Math:  Do Reflex, Think Through Math, and Think Central while off track for extra credit.

Reading:  Read every day!

A 2- Packard:

Have a great time off from school! See you on October 12!
Check Skyward for grades and missing assignments.
Think Through Math (online): 15 lessons total by September 30. 
Independent Reading: 20 min. each night. 100 min. per week.   
Spelling/Vocabulary City (online):
NoRedInk (online):
Code.org:  (Tynker.com is coming!)
Typing.com:
Reflex Math (online): Keep getting "the green light." Keep your scores high.

B - Ridge:

Spelling: : waist, waste, patience, patients, rite, right, write, muscle, mussel, principal, principle, summary, summery, right, cite, site, stationary, stationery, coward, cowered. Test on 10/2.

Vocab: aspect, tendency, aptly, genuinely, tension, parallel, welfare, credit, predominantly, innovation. Test on 10/1.

Math: Correct your Math Test answers for extra credit by Friday.

Language Arts: No Assignment

Independent Reading: 20 minutes each night. 100 minutes per week.

Atlas: 8,9,10a&10b due by Friday. 

C - Park: 

Spelling: test will be next week.

Math: Worksheet 2-2  completed and due in class today.

Language Arts: Reading comprehension and vocabulary test.

Independent Reading: 20 minutes each night. 100 minutes per week.

Homework: none.

Jog-a-thon: Kids did great.

D - Berven/Thomas

Math: 
Think Through Math (online): 10 completed lessons due by Wednesday.
2-8 homework/remembering due: Wednesday

Language Arts 
Read 20 minutes a night, record in your planner and recorded Thursdays.

MEMORIZE  "PARTS OF SPEECH POEM"  
Due: TOMORROW and each student will recite it orally to the class.

Three little words you often see

Are ARTICLES--an, a, and the.

A NOUN is the name of anything,

As school, or garden, hoop or swing.

ADJECTIVES tell the kind of noun,

As great, small, pretty, white or brown.

Instead of nouns the PRONOUNS stand--

Her head, his face, your arm, my hand.

VERBS tell of something being done--

To read, count, laugh, sing, jump or run.

How things are done the ADVERBS tell,

As slowly, quickly, ill or well.

CONJUNCTIONS join the words together,

As men and women, wind or weather.

The PREPOSITIONS stand before

A noun, as in or through the door.

The INTERJECTIONS show surprise,

As Oh! How pretty! Ah! How wise!

The whole are called the nine parts of speech

Which reading, writing, and speaking teach.

Spelling/Vocab/Grammar/Comprehension--No spelling this week.
Outlining Packet: Due: Wednesday
"OGRE" due: before we go off track

CHECK YOUR CHILD'S GOOGLE CLASSROOM TONIGHT!!

Science:  with Mr. Ridge.  Moldy bread due October 8

Social Studies: Atlas 7A-B due 10/2.

September 28, 2015

A1 - Boehme/Goff: 

Enjoy your off track time!  See you Monday, October 12.

Math:  Do Reflex, Think Through Math, and Think Central while off track for extra credit.

Reading:  Read every day!

A 2- Packard:

Have a great time off from school! See you on October 12!
Check Skyward for grades and missing assignments.
Think Through Math (online): 15 lessons total by September 30. 
Independent Reading: 20 min. each night. 100 min. per week.   
Spelling/Vocabulary City (online):
NoRedInk (online):
Code.org:  (Tynker.com is coming!)
Typing.com:
Reflex Math (online): Keep getting "the green light." Keep your scores high.

B - Ridge: Welcome Back Monday.

C - Park: 
Spelling: test will be next week.
Math: Worksheet 2-2  completed and due in class today.
Language Arts: Reading comprehension and vocabulary test.
Independent Reading: 20 minutes each night. 100 minutes per week.
Homework: none.
Jog-a-thon: Kids did great.

D - Berven/Thomas

Math: 
Think Through Math (online): 10 completed lessons due by 9/30.
2-7 homework/remembering due: Tuesday

Language Arts 
Read 20 minutes a night, record in your planner and recorded Thursdays.

MEMORIZE  "PARTS OF SPEECH POEM"  Due: September 30, to be recited orally in class.

Three little words you often see

Are ARTICLES--an, a, and the.

A NOUN is the name of anything,

As school, or garden, hoop or swing.

ADJECTIVES tell the kind of noun,

As great, small, pretty, white or brown.

Instead of nouns the PRONOUNS stand--

Her head, his face, your arm, my hand.

VERBS tell of something being done--

To read, count, laugh, sing, jump or run.

How things are done the ADVERBS tell,

As slowly, quickly, ill or well.

CONJUNCTIONS join the words together,

As men and women, wind or weather.

The PREPOSITIONS stand before

A noun, as in or through the door.

The INTERJECTIONS show surprise,

As Oh! How pretty! Ah! How wise!

The whole are called the nine parts of speech

Which reading, writing, and speaking teach.

Spelling/Vocab/Grammar/Comprehension--No spelling this week.
Outlining Packet: 4pgs/both sides

Science:  with Mr. Ridge  starts today

Social Studies: Atlas 7A-B due 10/2.

September 25, 2015

A1 - Boehme/Goff: 

Enjoy your off track time!  See you Monday, October 12.

Math:  Do Reflex, Think Through Math, and Think Central while off track for extra credit.

Reading:  Read every day!

A 2- Packard:

Have a great time off from school! See you on October 12!
Check Skyward for grades and missing assignments.
Think Through Math (online): 15 lessons total by September 30. 
Independent Reading: 20 min. each night. 100 min. per week.   
Spelling/Vocabulary City (online):
NoRedInk (online):
Code.org:  (Tynker.com is coming!)
Typing.com:
Reflex Math (online): Keep getting "the green light." Keep your scores high.

B - Ridge: Welcome Back Monday.

C - Park: 
Spelling: test will be next week.
Math: Worksheet 2-2  completed and due in class today.
Language Arts: Reading comprehension and vocabulary test.
Independent Reading: 20 minutes each night. 100 minutes per week.
Homework: none.
Jog-a-thon: Kids did great.

D - Berven/Thomas

Math: 
Think Through Math (online): 10 completed lessons due by 9/30.

Language Arts 
Read 20 minutes a night, record in your planner and recorded Thursdays.

MEMORIZE  "PARTS OF SPEECH POEM"  Due: September 30, to be recited orally in class.

Three little words you often see

Are ARTICLES--an, a, and the.

A NOUN is the name of anything,

As school, or garden, hoop or swing.

ADJECTIVES tell the kind of noun,

As great, small, pretty, white or brown.

Instead of nouns the PRONOUNS stand--

Her head, his face, your arm, my hand.

VERBS tell of something being done--

To read, count, laugh, sing, jump or run.

How things are done the ADVERBS tell,

As slowly, quickly, ill or well.

CONJUNCTIONS join the words together,

As men and women, wind or weather.

The PREPOSITIONS stand before

A noun, as in or through the door.

The INTERJECTIONS show surprise,

As Oh! How pretty! Ah! How wise!

The whole are called the nine parts of speech

Which reading, writing, and speaking teach.

Spelling/Vocab/Grammar/Comprehension--Quiz today
Science: "HEAT" starts Monday
Attend a Star /Sun Party and write a paragraph about what you saw for extra credit.  See the Science page. 
Social Studies: Atlas 7A-B due 10/2.

September 24, 2015

A1 - Boehme/Goff: 

Math: 3-7 due 9/24.

Independent Reading:  20 minutes each night.
Language Arts: Submit a Utah Compose essay due 9/24.
Spelling Words:  waist, waste, patience, patients, rite, right, write, muscle, mussel, principal, principle, summary, summery, sight, cite, site, stationary, stationery, coward, cowered
Vocabulary Words: aspect, tendency, aptly, genuinely, tension, parallel, welfare, credit, predominantly, innovation
Science: Attend a Star or Sun Party and write a paragraph about what you saw for extra credit.  See Science page.   
Social Studies: Atlas 23a-b due 9/24.
Art:  Haunted House Glyph due 9/24.

A 2- Packard:

Remember: A Tracks off this Friday, 9/25. 
Check Skyward for grades and missing assignments.
Math: #3-13: 9/25.
Think Through Math (online): 15 lessons total by September 30. 
Independent Reading: 20 min. each night. 100 min. per week.   
Spelling/Vocabulary City (online): No assignment.
NoRedInk (online): No assignment.
Code.org: No assignment. (Tynker.com is coming!)
Typing.com: No assignment.
Reflex Math (online): Keep getting "the green light." Keep your scores high and speed low!

B - Ridge: Off Track

C - Park: 
Spelling: test will be next week.
Math: Worksheet 2-2  completed and due in class today.
Language Arts: Reading comprehension and vocabulary test.
Independent Reading: 20 minutes each night. 100 minutes per week.
Homework: none.
Jog-a-thon: Kids did great.

D - Berven/Thomas

Math: Benchmark 1 Test Today
Think Through Math (online): 10 completed lessons due by 9/30.

Language Arts / Journeys Packet: Due9/24
Argument Essay Final Draft Due 9/24
Read 20 minutes a night, record in your planner and recorded Thursdays.

MEMORIZE  "PARTS OF SPEECH POEM"  Due: September 30, to be recited orally in class.

Three little words you often see

Are ARTICLES--an, a, and the.

A NOUN is the name of anything,

As school, or garden, hoop or swing.

ADJECTIVES tell the kind of noun,

As great, small, pretty, white or brown.

Instead of nouns the PRONOUNS stand--

Her head, his face, your arm, my hand.

VERBS tell of something being done--

To read, count, laugh, sing, jump or run.

How things are done the ADVERBS tell,

As slowly, quickly, ill or well.

CONJUNCTIONS join the words together,

As men and women, wind or weather.

The PREPOSITIONS stand before

A noun, as in or through the door.

The INTERJECTIONS show surprise,

As Oh! How pretty! Ah! How wise!

The whole are called the nine parts of speech

Which reading, writing, and speaking teach.

Lesson 5 Spelling Words: waist, waste, patience, patients, rite, right, write, muscle, mussel, principal, principle, summary, summery, right, cite, site, stationary, stationery, coward, cowered.
Lesson 5 Vocabulary Words: aspect, tendency, aptly, genuinely, tension, parallel, welfare, credit, predominantly, innovation.

Spelling/Vocab/Grammar/Comprehension Quiz Friday
Science: Solar System Test Today
Planet Scale Size Drawing due 9/24.
Attend a Star /Sun Party and write a paragraph about what you saw for extra credit.  See the Science page. 
Social Studies: Atlas 6A-B due 9/25.

September 23, 2015

A1 - Boehme/Goff: 

Math: 3-7 due 9/24.

Independent Reading:  20 minutes each night.
Language Arts: Submit a Utah Compose essay due 9/24.
Spelling Words:  waist, waste, patience, patients, rite, right, write, muscle, mussel, principal, principle, summary, summery, sight, cite, site, stationary, stationery, coward, cowered
Vocabulary Words: aspect, tendency, aptly, genuinely, tension, parallel, welfare, credit, predominantly, innovation
Science: Attend a Star or Sun Party and write a paragraph about what you saw for extra credit.  See Science page.   
Social Studies: Atlas 23a-b due 9/24.
Art:  Haunted House Glyph due 9/24.

A 2- Packard:

Remember: A Tracks off this Friday, 9/25. 
Check Skyward for grades and missing assignments.
Library books due: Tomorrow, 9/24.

Social Studies: Extra Credit: 9/24. 
Math: #3-12: 9/24.
Think Through Math (online): 15 lessons total by September 30. 
Independent Reading: 20 min. each night. 100 min. per week.   
Spelling/Vocabulary City (online): No assignment.
NoRedInk (online) assignments: No assignment.
Code.org: No assignment.

B - Ridge: Off Track

C - Park: 
Spelling: test will be next week.
Math: Worksheet 2-2  completed and due in class today.
Language Arts: Reading comprehension and vocabulary test.
Independent Reading: 20 minutes each night. 100 minutes per week.
Homework: none.
Jog-a-thon: Kids did great.

D - Berven/Thomas

Math: Unit 1-2 Review / Benchmark 1 Test Tomorrow
Think Through Math (online): 10 completed lessons due by 9/30.

Language Arts / Journeys Packet: Due Friday
Argument Essay Outline Due Tomorrow
Read 20 minutes a night, record in your planner and recorded Thursdays.

MEMORIZE  "PARTS OF SPEECH POEM"  Due: September 30, to be recited orally in class

Lesson 5 Spelling Words: waist, waste, patience, patients, rite, right, write, muscle, mussel, principal, principle, summary, summery, right, cite, site, stationary, stationery, coward, cowered.
Lesson 5 Vocabulary Words: aspect, tendency, aptly, genuinely, tension, parallel, welfare, credit, predominantly, innovation.

Spelling/Vocab/Grammar/Comprehension Quiz Friday
Science: Solar System Unit with Boehme/Goff
Planet Scale Size Drawing due 9/24.
Attend a Star /Sun Party and write a paragraph about what you saw for extra credit.  See the Science page. 
Social Studies: Atlas 6A-B due 9/25.

September 22, 2015

A1 - Boehme/Goff: 

Math: 3-6 due 9/23.

Independent Reading:  20 minutes each night.
Language Arts: Submit a Utah Compose essay due 9/24.
Spelling Words:  waist, waste, patience, patients, rite, right, write, muscle, mussel, principal, principle, summary, summery, sight, cite, site, stationary, stationery, coward, cowered
Vocabulary Words: aspect, tendency, aptly, genuinely, tension, parallel, welfare, credit, predominantly, innovation
Science: Attend a Star or Sun Party and write a paragraph about what you saw for extra credit.  See Science page.   
Social Studies: Atlas 23a-b due 9/22.

A 2- Packard:

Check Skyward for grades and missing assignments. 
Social Studies: Atlas #8 and 9: 9/23. 
Social Studies: Extra Credit: 9/24. 
Language Arts: Memorize poem: "The Road Not Taken." Due: September 23. Practice saying it "LOUD, SLOW, and CLEAR" for a good grade.

Math: #3-11: 9/23.
Think Through Math (online): 15 lessons total by September 30. 
Independent Reading: 20 min. each night. 100 min. per week.   
Spelling/Vocabulary City (online): No assignment.
NoRedInk (online) assignments: No assignment.
Code.org: No assignment.

B - Ridge: Off Track

C - Park: 
Spelling: test will be next week.
Math: Worksheet 2-2  completed and due in class today.
Language Arts: Reading comprehension and vocabulary test.
Independent Reading: 20 minutes each night. 100 minutes per week.
Homework: none.
Jog-a-thon: Kids did great.

D - Berven/Thomas

Math: (NEW UNIT) Quiz 2 Friday
2-6 Homework/Remembering
Think Through Math (online): 10 completed lessons due by 9/30.

Language Arts / Journeys Packet: Due Friday
Read 20 minutes a night, record in your planner and recorded Thursdays.

MEMORIZE  "PARTS OF SPEECH POEM"  Due: September 30, to be recited orally in class

Lesson 5 Spelling Words: waist, waste, patience, patients, rite, right, write, muscle, mussel, principal, principle, summary, summery, right, cite, site, stationary, stationery, coward, cowered.
Lesson 5 Vocabulary Words: aspect, tendency, aptly, genuinely, tension, parallel, welfare, credit, predominantly, innovation.

Spelling/Vocab/Grammar/Comprehension Quiz Friday
Science: Solar System Unit with Boehme/Goff
Planet Scale Size Drawing due 9/24.
Attend a Star /Sun Party and write a paragraph about what you saw for extra credit.  See the Science page. 
Social Studies: Atlas 6A-B due 9/25.