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Good Morning!

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E-Learning
Week 2
March 23-26
Things to think about while learning...

Check out the Assignments are Each subject has


Check out the
Padlet on your listed by date on an additional
activities on the
Google Classroom each subject slide. page of optional
last slide for when
for a 9:00 morning All materials you learning
you are needing a
meeting each day! need to complete experiences. Feel
Brain Break. Have
If you can’t meet the task are linked free to explore
fun!
at 9:00 no worries! electronically, so these options as
It will be open all keep your eyes many times as you
day! open for hyperlinks. like!
E.L.A. Science
Click the
Math image to
take you to
the section
Specials
you need.
The expectation is that you
will spend roughly 20 minutes
per day on each subject: ELA,
Math, and Science.
E.L.A.
Read NONFICTION text for understanding
and enjoyment!

Monday ↠ Enjoy your homeroom read aloud: 5B 5R 5V

3/23 ↠ Read 1 article from Newsela… your choice!


↠ Show your thinking on Day 1 of your e-journal, found in Google Classroom.

Tuesday ↠ Enjoy your homeroom read aloud: 5B 5R 5V

3/24 ↠ Read another article from Newsela… your choice!


↠ Show your thinking on Day 2 of your e-journal, found in Google Classroom.

Wednesday ↠ Enjoy your homeroom read aloud: 5B 5R 5V

3/25 ↠ Read another article from Newsela… your choice!


↠ Show your thinking on Day 3 of your e-journal, found in Google Classroom.

Thursday ↠ Enjoy your homeroom read aloud: 5B 5R 5V

3/26 ↠ Read another article from Newsela… your choice!


↠ Show your thinking on Day 4 of your e-journal, found in Google Classroom.
E.L.A. IDEAS OPTIONAL

Create!
Make a photo album, photo journal,
Fiction fiction picture book, or anything else Nonfiction
you can think of! Feel free to
Choice Activities add/change anything you like- this is Choice Activities
just a template. Most importantly,
don’t forget to share with me when
you are finished so that I can see
your awesome work!
Math
Show your understanding of multiplying and
dividing fractions.

Monday ↠ Watch this Lesson on Cubic Volume

3/23 ↠ Complete your Monday slide in your E-Journal, week 2.

Tuesday ↠ Work on IXL Diagnostics

3/24 ↠ Take a screen shot/picture of what your diagnostics page looks like.
↠ Upload the picture onto your E-Journal, week 2.

Wednesday ↠ Watch Multi-Digit Mulitplication Review

3/25 ↠ Go to Multiply numbers by 2 digits Activity


↠ Respond on your E-Journal, week 2

Thursday ↠ Use the resources posted above (Wednesday: Multiplication Lesson and Game) if

3/26 needed.
↠ Complete the assignment in E-Journal, week 2
Math IDEAS OPTIONAL

Create a math game with things you


already have at home! Many of Dividing and multiplying decimals
these games you just need to go will be our next unit. Have fun
Work on completing your February outside to create! (Of course once playing some games to preview this
Choice Board OR do the diagnostics the snow melts later this week!) part of our unit. Feel free to poke
until all of your levels are determined. Share what you made with me, I’d around and play any other games
love to see which ones were fun! with new skills or skills you would like
to practice!
Science Explore science topics that you find
interesting!

Monday
● Work your way through our last Web of Life mystery: Why did the dinosaurs go extinct.
● You won’t be able to do everything (unless you have a printer and want to print the materials out),

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but I do want you to answer the questions as you go in your e-learning journal. Each time the
mystery stops and asks a question, you go write your answer in your journal. The questions are
already written in for you.

Tuesday
● If you printed your materials and built your dino food web, take a picture and post it on your
e-learning slide for 3/24.

3/24
● If you don’t have a printer, no problem! Today, I’d like you to explore the Scholastic free resources.
Pick an article (different than last week) that interests you, and tell me about it in your e-learning
week 2 journal.

Wednesday
● This site allows you to take 25 virtual field trips. Where are you going to go today? I explored the
Son Doong Cave in Vietnam! It was awesome!

3/25
● Choose a place to explore, and tell me about it on the third science slide of your e-learning
journal!

Thursday
● Take a different virtual field trip today!
● There is a link below the panda cam for the San Diego Zoo. You might want to check it out. There

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are 11 different live cams on the animals!
● Tell me about it in your e-journal!
Egg Drop Design and Experiment: Egg Drop Challenge

The Challenge: The Materials:


Design and build a contraption using ● 1 raw egg (or plastic egg filled with
the materials listed to protect your something to weigh it down)
egg from drops of various heights. ● 4 pieces of computer or lined
The first drop should be with your paper
arm straight out (shoulder height). ● 24 inches of tape (masking or
From there, see how high you can clear)
go! ● 5 cotton balls
● 36 inches of string
The fine print: You must have a ● Scissors for cutting
parent’s permission to do this. Eggs
While you can’t build these are tougher to get right now, so we Important rules:
contraptions (not the right want to be mindful of that. If you are 1. You must have parent permission!
materials) for our challenge, unable to do it with a real egg, try it 2. You may not tape anything to your
you can watch this video for with a plastic egg filled with egg.
inspiration! something. 3. You need to be able to check your
egg after each drop, so make sure
You may work on this throughout the week. Take pictures of your design. you can get to it without destroying
Post them on this padlet. Share how high you were able to go!
your build.
Science Design and Experiment: Egg Drop Challenge

Video Directions
Science IDEAS OPTIONAL

There is so much cool


science content in newsela. Study Jams has something Sciencefun.org has some
This site from PBS kids has Read about the farthest for everyone. There are simple, but really cool
links about the world object from Earth scientists videos and activities science experiments to try
around you that you can have ever studied or check geared toward math and around the house. **Please
follow and explore. out the Bonneville Salt Flats science. Check it out! get parent permission
to read about the before trying any of these**
daredevils who race cars
up to 492 miles per hour!
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Brain Break!

This is not a link. Find


your personal copy in
your Google Classroom!

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