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Math Problems

Fri, 29 Oct 2010 20:07:55 +0100

1. 3 x 0.005

2. 4 x 0.024

3. 1.2 x 7

4. 2.36 x 5

307 Schedule

Wed, 08 Sep 2010 00:33:16 +0100

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Language Arts

9:00-9:50

Science Lab

9:00-9:50

Language Arts

9:00-9:50

Language Arts

9:00-9:50

Language Arts

9:00-9:50

Language Arts

9:50-10:30

Science Lab

9:50-10:30

Language Arts

9:50-10:30

Language Arts

9:50-10:30

Language Arts

9:50-10:30

Computer

10:30-11:10

Science

10:30-11:10

Language Arts

10:30-11:10

Language Arts

10:30-11:10

Gym

10:30-11:10

Lunch

11:23-11:43

Lunch

11:23-11:43

Lunch

11:23-11:43

Lunch

11:23-11:43

Lunch

11:23-11:43

Social Studies

11:50-12:40

Math

11:50-12:30

Social Studies

11:50-12:40

Social Studies

11:50-12:30

Social Studies

11:50-12:40

Science

12:40-1:30

Language Arts

12:30-1:10

Science

12:40-1:30

Science

12:30-1:10

Science

12:40-1:30

Math

1:30-2:20

Social Studies

1:10-1:50

Math

1:30-2:20

Math

1:10-1:50

Math

1:30-2:20

Homeroom

2:20-2:30

Language Arts

1:50-2:30

Homeroom

2:20-2:30

Music

1:50-2:30

Homeroom

2:20-2:30

Saving Money Math Problem

Mon, 17 May 2010 21:15:42 +0100

A piggy bank filled with dimes has a mass of 2.5 kg. When it is empty, the bank has a mass of 0.63 kg. If a dime has a mass of about 2.2 g, about how many dimes are in the piggy bank?

Chapter 15 Questions

Mon, 03 May 2010 20:50:15 +0100

1. Whose room is Bud is staying in? Support your answer.
2. How is Calloway treating Bud? Why do you think he is treating Bud this way?
3. Read the last sentence in the chapter. Why do you think he feels this way?

Graph Multiplication Problem

Wed, 28 Apr 2010 19:49:10 +0100

1. On graph paper, outline a 10 by 10 grid.
2. Think of an example of a multiplication problem involving decimals like we did on the board.
3. Use color pencil to shade in the length and the width from your problem.
4. Write the multiplication expression that represents what you shaded in the grid.

Rubric for Wanted Poster.

Fri, 05 Feb 2010 22:01:34 +0100

1. Name of criminal is easy to see on the poster.
2. The dates that criminal was incarcerated at Alcatraz. This should include the date that he escaped.
3. The convict's crime is labeled so that people know how dangerous he may be.
4. List possible locations he could have ran to.
5. Picture of the criminal. Description: eye color, hair color, height, weight.
6. Describe how he escaped.
7. Reward money listed.
8. The poster looks old and worn. (Ex: use tea bags to stain the paper, have a parent burn the edges with a match and wet paper towel. Do this before writing or designing the poster. Please!)
9. The WANTED poster is attractive, informative, and neatly done.

Spelling Words and discussion questions for Rumplestiltskin's Daughter

Mon, 01 Feb 2010 20:49:39 +0100

factor
banner
victim
mental
formal
pantry
ballot
prosper
pumpkin
muffler
ragged
kingdom
barren
necklace
wallet
ponder
funnel
dwelling
snapshot
fabric

1. How is the problem that Meredith and Rumpelstiltskin solve different from the problem that Hope solves?

2. What kind person is Rumpelstiltskin's daughter? Do you think she prospered in the end?

3. The king's guards were always "gnashing their teeth, clutching their swords, and peering about with shifty eyes." If you were Hope, what might you do to change the guards act?

4. Rumpelstiltskin's daughter's name is Hope. Why do you think the writer chose to end the story with that fact? Why is hope so important?

Idioms

Wed, 27 Jan 2010 20:48:15 +0100

Caught red handed.

Bread and butter.

Cry your eyes out.

Curiosity killed the cat.

Dog eat dog.

In a pickle.

The nick of time.

Chew someone out.

Raining cats and dogs.

Off the top of your head.

Pull one's leg.

Cause and Effect Topics

Fri, 22 Jan 2010 20:42:02 +0100

1. The effect of a parent, teacher, or friend on your life
2. The effects of cramming for an exam/test
3. Why some students cheat
4. Why people exercise
5. Why people keep pets
6. The effects of computers on everyday life
7. Why some people choose not to carry a cell phone
8. The effects of pressures on students to get good grades
9. The effects of moving to a new town or city
10. The influence of a book or a movie on your life

Explanation questions for diorama

Thu, 07 Jan 2010 21:35:59 +0100

1. Why is the scene important to the story?

2. What did you learn about the characters in that scene?

3. How does the scene affect the characters individually and what will happen next?

4. How does the scene affect the the relationships between the characters?