1. If you could relive one school year all over again, which
grade would you choose? Explain.
Wednesday
September 5, 2012
Bryan
Ayanna
Ricardo
Emily Ixza
Jackeline
Leslie
Alexis Donovan
Cindy Jaileen
Philicia
Jessica
Jose
Jordan Christy Alejandra
Diana David
Leon
Michael Andrianete
Kathy
Remy
Samira Yamilee
Kareena Lilah
Daeshawn Dariel Ericka Carlos
Jeffrey Edward
2. Morning Writing
Remembering
September 11th
Prompt: September 11th is a Day of
Remembrance. As we honor those who lost
their lives on this day 2001, make a list of
everything in your life that you are thankful
for.
3. Reading Miss Alaineus (pg. 20)
Genre
Realistic Fiction uses settings,
characters, and events that
could actually exist.
Story Structure
Character and Plot
As you read, use your Character
and Plot Chart.
Read to Find Out
How does the kind of person
Sage is affect the plot?
4. Character and Plot Chart
Character Plot
Sage is hardworking Starr gives Sage the
and responsible. She words she missed in
is concerned about a rush, so Sage may
missing assignments have misunderstood
when she is sick. some of them.
Miss Alaineus is a
Sage is proud that
woman pictured on
she can make up
a spaghetti box. She
definitions.
is not a real person.
Sage defines and
Sage is spells
embarrassed. "miscellaneous"
incorrectly.
7. Reading Homework
Summarize
Use your Character and Plot Chart to help
you summarize Miss Alaineus. Include only
the most important events that lead to
Sage's creative solution to her problem.
8. Math Compare and Order Whole
Numbers Through Millions (p. 17)
25. Definitions
Write the spelling word that matches each definition
below.
fling
1. throw _________
DAMP
2. wet _________
Cot
3. small bed _________
Gush
4. pour out _________
5. mark _________
6. stick out _________
7. bird _________
8. small cut _________
9. confuse _________
10. not smooth _________
11. group ________
12. read quickly _________
26. Classwork
Directions: Use a dictionary to define the
spelling word. If more than one definition is
listed, write both in your notebook.
example:
28. ELA Declarative and Interrogative
Sentences (pg. 4)
RULES
A declarative sentence makes
a statement and ends with a
period.
Plants produce oxygen.
An interrogative sentence asks
a question and ends with a
question mark.
Why are plants important?
29. Guided Practice
Tell whether each sentence is declarative or
interrogative.
1. Plants are important for many reasons.declarative
2. Why are some plants green? interrogative
3. Plants make food through photosynthesis.declarative
4. Do plants use carbon dioxide? interrogative
5. How do plants help us to breathe?interrogative
interrogative declarative
31. More Practice
Directions: Use your SMART Response clickers to answer
exercise 615 on page 5. Write the sentence in your
notebook.
A) interrogative
B) declarative
C) .
D) ?
33. Religion Jesus shows us God's love (pg. 22)
Dear Jesus, help us to live what we
believe.
Class Work
• Complete "We Gather"
• Read pages 2223
• Write five facts about the
chapter
Homework
1. Where do we read stories
about Jesus' life?
2. How does Jesus show
others God's love?
35. Homework Summary Tuesday September 11, 2012
Math
1. "My Homework" on page 2122
Language Arts
1. Extra Practice, exercise 125 on page 75. Write the
sentences in your HW notebook.
Spelling
1. Use spelling words in a sentence.
