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Mrs. Stiles’ Homework Calendar
Name:_______________________________
Week of May 13-17, 2013
http://school.berkeleyprep.org/lower/llinks/third/thirdll.htm
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
TOTAL

Final
Reading
Log!
Read 30 minutes or more!
---------------------------
Minutes Read:________
Read 30 minutes or more!
---------------------------
Minutes Read:________
Read 30 minutes or more!
---------------------------
Minutes Read:________
Read 30 minutes or more!
---------------------------
Minutes Read:________
Total up weekend and
weekday reading:
TOTAL MINUTES
______ _______
INITIALS
Math Home Link Home Link Home Link
Social
Studies
50 States and Capitals
Challenge: 5/21
Computer:
USA States Activity
Due: 5/16
Wordly
Wise
Wordly Wise
Lesson #16
Parts A & B
Write/circle answers only.
Wordly Wise
Lesson #16
Parts C & D
Write/circle answers only.
Wordly Wise
Lesson #16 Part E (1-8)
Answer questions in
complete sentences.
Wordly Wise
Lesson #16 Part E (9-15)
Complete sentence
answers, and study for test.
OTHER
OPTIONAL
Try some of the spelling practice fun listed on the back
of this sheet.
Keyboard for 30 minutes
this week. ___________
Parent Initials
Extra

Weekend READING:
_______ minutes
Check Spanish Blog for
daily assignments and
quiz schedule! 
Upcoming Events:
**End of Year Pool Party, 5/23, 1:30-3:00
**Farmer’s Day, 5/23 8-11:00 (half day)
**Honor’s Night, 5/29, 7:00
Porsche Pug says, “Be sure to read this summer!”
TARGET SKILL: /or/ sound spelled “or”
HIGHLIGHTED WORDS: High Frequency Words
near hear clear ready perhaps
tear rear appear horse main
fear year gear gone instead
Spend some time practicing the words you spelled incorrectly on Monday’s pre-test. On Friday, we will have a dictation test that
includes all of the words. Below are some fun ways for you to practice your spelling words for the week.
MAGIC SPELLING
WORDS!
Write the words
on white
construction
with white
crayon and
watercolor paint
over the page.
Designer Words
Write your
words using
bubble letters
and then color
each word
differently.
Alphabits
Spelling
Use the cereal to
spell your words
and then eat
them! Yum!
SOAPY SUDSY
Write each word in
the condensation of
the shower wall.
Create clues that help someone figure
out a mystery spelling word.
(Provide the answers on the back of your paper.)
For example:
It’s a noun. It’s a country. It’s found in
Africa. It starts with a Z.
Scramble your words and
write the correct spelling next
to each scrambled word.
Use a tape recorder, iPad, etc. to
record your spelling words and
spellings. Listen to your recording!
First, dot out a letter of the word. Next,
trace the letter. Keep doing it until you
are finished with the whole word.
Repeat with all spelling words on your
list.

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  • 1. Mrs. Stiles’ Homework Calendar Name:_______________________________ Week of May 13-17, 2013 http://school.berkeleyprep.org/lower/llinks/third/thirdll.htm MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY TOTAL  Final Reading Log! Read 30 minutes or more! --------------------------- Minutes Read:________ Read 30 minutes or more! --------------------------- Minutes Read:________ Read 30 minutes or more! --------------------------- Minutes Read:________ Read 30 minutes or more! --------------------------- Minutes Read:________ Total up weekend and weekday reading: TOTAL MINUTES ______ _______ INITIALS Math Home Link Home Link Home Link Social Studies 50 States and Capitals Challenge: 5/21 Computer: USA States Activity Due: 5/16 Wordly Wise Wordly Wise Lesson #16 Parts A & B Write/circle answers only. Wordly Wise Lesson #16 Parts C & D Write/circle answers only. Wordly Wise Lesson #16 Part E (1-8) Answer questions in complete sentences. Wordly Wise Lesson #16 Part E (9-15) Complete sentence answers, and study for test. OTHER OPTIONAL Try some of the spelling practice fun listed on the back of this sheet. Keyboard for 30 minutes this week. ___________ Parent Initials Extra  Weekend READING: _______ minutes Check Spanish Blog for daily assignments and quiz schedule!  Upcoming Events: **End of Year Pool Party, 5/23, 1:30-3:00 **Farmer’s Day, 5/23 8-11:00 (half day) **Honor’s Night, 5/29, 7:00 Porsche Pug says, “Be sure to read this summer!”
  • 2. TARGET SKILL: /or/ sound spelled “or” HIGHLIGHTED WORDS: High Frequency Words near hear clear ready perhaps tear rear appear horse main fear year gear gone instead Spend some time practicing the words you spelled incorrectly on Monday’s pre-test. On Friday, we will have a dictation test that includes all of the words. Below are some fun ways for you to practice your spelling words for the week. MAGIC SPELLING WORDS! Write the words on white construction with white crayon and watercolor paint over the page. Designer Words Write your words using bubble letters and then color each word differently. Alphabits Spelling Use the cereal to spell your words and then eat them! Yum! SOAPY SUDSY Write each word in the condensation of the shower wall. Create clues that help someone figure out a mystery spelling word. (Provide the answers on the back of your paper.) For example: It’s a noun. It’s a country. It’s found in Africa. It starts with a Z. Scramble your words and write the correct spelling next to each scrambled word. Use a tape recorder, iPad, etc. to record your spelling words and spellings. Listen to your recording! First, dot out a letter of the word. Next, trace the letter. Keep doing it until you are finished with the whole word. Repeat with all spelling words on your list.