MATH COURSE 1

Week of Feb.29-March 4, 2016

THE FOLLOWING PLAN IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE

 ACCORDING TO STUDENTS’ PACING

HOMEWORK ASSIGNED THE DAY DISPLAYED,

THE DUE DATE THEREFORE, IS THE NEXT DAY

 IT HAS BEEN ASSIGNED.

 

DATE	LESSON/ACTIVITY
Mon. Feb.29, 2016	SPIRAL REVIEW: PEMDAS Online Tutor https://www.khanacademy.org/math/pre-algebra/order-of-operations/order_of_operations/v/introduction-to-order-of-operations HW: QUIZZIZZ PROBLEMS
Tues. Mar.01, 2016	L.6.6 Solving Equations with Integers Online Tutor http://www.phschool.com/webcodes10/index.cfm?wcprefix=are&wcsuffix=0403&area=view http://www.phschool.com/webcodes10/index.cfm?wcprefix=are&wcsuffix=0404&area=view HW: Worksheet
Wedn. Mar.2, 2016	L.6.6.1 Solving Inequalities with and without integers Online Tutor https://www.khanacademy.org/math/algebra-basics/core-algebra-linear-equations-inequalities/core-algebra-linear-inequalities/e/one_step_inequalities
Thurs. Mar.3, 2016	Review PEMDAS, 6.6. AND 6.6.1 HW: REVIEW IXL Y.11 AND Z.4
Fri. Mar.4, 2016	QUIZ  PEMDAS, 6.6. AND 6.6.1

IXL is also a part of the students’ weekly homework assignments. Each student must complete the assigned IXL activities during the week. This will be checked every Sunday evening. This week the students must complete: REVIEW IXL Y.11 AND Z.4 FOR THURSDAY MARCH 3

 

 

MAP TOOLKIT:

Do you want to improve your MAP scores?

Here is the math website:

http://www.sowashco.k12.mn.us/ro/pages/studentlinks/map/

www.prepdog.org/

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Español (29 de febrero al 4 de marzo)

Día	Tema	Tarea	Fecha de entrega
Lunes, martes y miércoles	Técnicas de comunicación (Continuación)	Realizar los ejercicios de ortografía  (44-45).	Martes 1 de marzo.
Jueves	Biblioteca	Terminar el círculo literario de los capítulos leídos.	Viernes 4 de marzo.
Viernes	Ortografía	——————–

MUSIC 6 (Feb. 29 , March 4)

Two new chords this week:

B

Social Studies Feb 29-March 4

We will conclude our unit on China and begin to learn about Japan.

HW: STUDY for Quiz 1 (Tuesday, March 8) (It will cover China and Japan)

Physical Education February 29-March 4,2016

P.E Class this week February 29-March 4, 2016

I Would like to remind parents to send your children dressed in an appropriate way for the days that they have P.E.class:

– No dresses for the girl

– No jeans

– No crocks

– No Sandals

– No boots

-No Converse(All Stars)

Children who are not wearnig the appropriate clothing will not be allowed to participate in P.E class.

Goals:  We will use the word R. E. S. P. E. C. T. to set the main goals for the year.

R – Right to Learn – Every child has this right to be educated!

E – Effort – Win or lose, trying is the most important trait.

S – Safety – The number one priority each and every day!

P – Purpose – Understanding how the activity can benefit you.

E – Enthusiasm – Positive energy creates a positive environment!

C – Challenge – Challenge yourself to improve each day.

T – Trust/Teamwork – Work with and trust others, the result can be amazing!

Rules:

Have fun!

No candy/food/gum!

Positive attitudes!

Don’t leave supervised areas!

R.E.S.P.E.C.T

Sixth Grade

During this week we will be doing a review. on the basics of  Kickball  in order to evaluate.

Language Arts Feb 29 – Mar 4

6th graders will continue to read Where the Red Fern Grows and continuing with building their skills on making an inference.  With making an inference, students will read the short story For Girls Only which argues the position for girls-only middle/high schools.  Students are discovering what the advantages and disadvantages are for girls-only schools, what are the facts, expert opinion and anecdotes. Then students will move onto their own advantage/disadvantage essay on the 4-day school week vs the late start school day and make some of the same inferences, pros/cons, facts etc….  Students will have homework on Tuesday and Wednesday and a quick quiz on Thursday.

SSL – Spanish as a Second Language

La Primavera, que significa “primer verdor”,

es una estación del año muy bonita

ya que los árboles empiezan a florecer

y en los campos se ven multitud de colores.

Esta estación ha inspirado a muchos poetas a escribir sobre ella…

Ya alegra la campiña

la fresca primavera;

el bosque y la pradera

renuevan su verdor.

Con silbo de las ramas

los árboles vecinos

acompañan los trinos

del dulce ruiseñor.

On this week, students will focus their learning in grammar rules of punctuation.

Learning about ‘acentos,’ italics and underlining, quotation marks, commas, hyphens, parenthesis, and dashes.

Students will read a short story everyday and have homework assignments completing different exercises, including

Q & A about the story.

R E A D I N G

Students must read everyday. You are welcome to visit the library and choose an appropriate book for your child . . .

Students can practice their reading on a daily basis by choosing a story in the following site:

http://www.encuentos.com/leer/cuentos-infantiles-con-adjetivos/  

HW: Homework will depend on daily exercises or activities done in class.

The student will complete at home unfinished classroom exercises or activities.

*recommended sites for this week:

http://www.spanishdict.com/answers/233205/lista-de-adjetivos-en-ingls#.VrjFQTbhClN

http://centros3.pntic.mec.es/cp.antonio.de.ulloa/webactivhotpot/raiz/Hot%20Pot/lengua6/adverbio/adverbio2.htm

http://www.languageguide.org/espa%C3%B1ol/vocabulario/

http://www.lingolex.com/swom/wom-greetings.htm

ESL/SSL students are evaluated on a weekly basis as follows:

MONDAY:         ORAL PROFICIENCY EVALUATION

   CONVERSATION …your overall ability to communicate in SPANISH.                                    

WEDNESDAY:  GRAMMAR & VOCABULARY EVALUATION

   WRITING …your ability to communicate your ideas in well structured sentences.

FRIDAY:          WEEKLY EVALUATION

   LESSONS & VOCABULARY …vocabulary knowledge and reading comprehension over the lesson.

Ms. Pía Girbal

ESL / SSL

English as a Second Language

Spanish as a Second Language

 

HISTORIA DE LATINO AMÉRICA I

Semana del 29 de febrero al 04 de marzo de 2016

Los alumnos prepararán una presentación individual en el cual ellos se filmarán relatando los datos más significativos de su investigación y envían su video al correo electrónico sandino@discoveryschool.edu.hn   El video debe tener una duración de 4-6 minutos filmado en un ambiente con suficiente iluminación y silencio, vestido formalmente como si fuera un noticiero, hablado lo más claro posible y totalmente en español, puede hacer uso de un mapa, cartel, o cualquier otro elemento para hacer su presentación atractiva y dinámica, debe ser de pie no sentado.  Incluyan todo lo relacionado con el país asignado. Dicho trabajo deberá ser entregado a más tardar el día lunes 29 (se cambió la fecha debido al tiempo que tardaría realizar dicha actividad).

En clase se verán los trabajos realizados y los alumnos harán diversas actividades para la comprensión del tema.

Art Feb 29-04

Aboriginal Mask

 

Students will create a colorful mask from handouts and paint them in the style of Aboriginal dotted art using special tools and techniques.

Life Science- Feb 29- March 4

Classwork:

Classification Activity

Classification of Unknown Organisms Wkst.

Cladogram Wkst.

Phylogenetic Tree Wkst.

Homework:

Additional Practice for Cladogram and Phylogenetic Tree Interpretation may be sent home, if necessary.

Classification Review- Due Fri, March 4th

Test:

Classification Test- Fri, March 4th