1. Music can be relaxing and can bring back good
memories. What are some of your favorite songs, and
how do they make you feel?
Carlos
Tuesday
March 26, 2013
Donovan
Bryan Samira
Emily
Leslie
Christy Yamilee
Lilah
Diana Ixza
Ricardo
Jessica
Kareena
Philicia
Alexis Ayanna
Alejandra
Remy Jordan Michael
Jaileen
Kathy Edward
Adrianette
David Leon Jeffrey

2. Morning Work
DO NOW:
Write the x11
Times Table ten
times.

3. Reading
Aim: Fantastic Foods
(p. 542)
Talk About It: What is
the most interesting
fruit or vegetable that
you have ever seen or tasted?
Picture Prompt: Look at the picture and
respond in writing. Write two paragraphs (3­5
sentences each).

4. A shortage occurs when there is not
enough of something.
Bedlam is a state of wild uproar and
confusion.
An outcast is a person not accepted by
other people.
Reflected can refer to light rays or sounds
that strike a surface and bounce back.

5. A strategy is a plan for achieving a goal.
Something that is traditional is passed down
from parents to their children.
Civilization is an advanced stage of human
organization and culture.
Something complex is difficult to
understand or do.

6. Reading
Aim: Juanita and the
Cornstalk (p. 544)
Use a dictionary when you
want to check a Word Origin.
The definition may include
information about the word.
For example, the dictionary entry for bedlam
explains the word comes from a 16th century
hospital in London that treated people with
mental illness.

7. What Does the What Happens to the
Character Do and Say? Character?
She trades the
Juanita goes to donkey for
sell the donkey. some magic
seeds.
With the help
of the seeds,
Juanita climbs
Juanita brings
up the
him back to
cornstalk and
Earth and is
meets a god of
rewarded.
civilization who
is trapped up
there.
Good things can happen when
a kind act is repaid.
Theme

8. Reading
Aim: Weslandia (p. 546)
Fantasy has invented
characters, settings, or
other elements that
could not exist in real
life.
Look for the overall idea or message that is
repeated throughout the story. As you read,
use your Theme Chart.

9. bedlam civilization complex outcast
reflected shortage strategy traditional
1. Instead of baking a _______ birthday cake for Marcy's
traditional
party, Marcy's dad made a cherry pie.
2. Societies like the Aztec _______ are interesting.
civilization
3. The _______ math problem took me a long time to do.
complex
4. outcast
The man became a family _______ when he broke the
law.
5. shortage
Due to a _______ of money, we couldn't afford to go on
vacation this year.
6. strategy
The girl planned a careful _______ to win the election.
7. The broken mirror no longer _______ the morning
reflected
sunlight.
8. bedlam
The stands erupted in _______ when the home team
scored.

10. tormentors: people who cause pain or
suffering for others.
fibers: threadlike materials
domain: an area controlled or owned by
someone.

11. What Does
the Character What Happens
Do and Say? to the Character?
Wesley would
The other
say that he is
neighborhood
someone who
children chase
doesn't fit in
and torment
and has no
Wesley.
friends.
Wesley decides
Wesley gets
to grow his own
really excited
food crop and
about his new
start his own
project.
civilization.
Wesley opens
his garden to Fruit appears
the unknown on Wesley's
and grows a plants and it
new kind of tastes delicious.
plant.
Wesley makes As Wesley plays
his own clothes his games,
and invents his spectators look
own games. on with envy.
It's okay to be yourself even if
you are different from others.
Theme

12. Reading
Aim: Blue Potatoes and Square Watermelons
(p. 562)
Online Encyclopedia Entries contain
information about real people, living things,
places, situations, or events.
A Hyperlink is an electronic connection within
text on a Web page that provides direct
access to other documents or information.
A Key Word is a specific word that helps you
find information when searching

13. Reading Homework
Practice book, page 160

14. Math
Aim: Divide
Decimals, cont'd
(p. 455)
Lesson:
• Solve the problems
• on the board

15. Religion
Aim: The Eucharist is a
memorial, a meal, and
a sacrifice (p. 122)
Lesson:
• Complete We Gather
activity.
• Read pages 122­123.
• Write TEN (10) facts about the chapter.
• Complete We Respond activity.
Homework
1. When are we called to participate in the celebration of
the Eucharist?
2. What is a sacrifice?

16. When we celebrate the
Eucharist, we do three things:
honor Jesus by remembering what He
did.
share in a meal
participate in a
sacrifice.

17. Homework Summary for Tuesday March 26, 2013
Reading
Practice Book, page 160
Religion
1. When are we called to participate in the celebration of
the Eucharist?
2. What is a sacrifice?

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