Reminders-
Winter Break - February 18th thru February 20th
Spring Break - April 1-5
April 25th - Rock Eagle Field Trip
Last Day of Class - May 15th (Due to the number of kids, we will NOT have a combined party on Friday May 17th! End of school parties will be held during class that week, instead!)
Eggs and Pork are available now!
Eggs - $4/doz
Sausage (mild) - $5/lb
Bratwurst - $6/lb (Comes in packages between 1.2 & 1.8lbs)
Italian Sausage (not hot!) - $6/lb (Comes in packages between 1.2 & 1.8lbs)
Valentine's Party - February 11th (Roster is in the yellow folder)
Decorate a shoe box at home and bring it in that day... or if you think you might forget, you can bring it in next week! :-D
February Tuition is Due!
February Tuition is Due!
Farm Fusion Journal
- We are going to be learning about the Ukrainian art in class on Monday. This form of art also is found in other European countries such as Poland and Russia. Write a story about a chicken who laid a beautiful egg. I'd love it if you could set your story in one of the European countries that we have studied!
Language Arts
We are going to be working on writing correct paragraphs in class. We'll be working on paragraph writing from now until the end of the year! (If you are already writing great paragraphs, we'll be working on complete essays that are made up of more than one paragraph!)
- Please watch this BrainPOP video about paragraph writing. Pay attention!! If you get to the end and you don't know what they talked about... then you didn't really watch it and learn!
- Try the "easy" or the "hard" quiz, depending on your age/grade!
- EVERYONE brought in their adjective sheet! Great job!
- Here is a video to review adjectives. He's ITALIAN! :-)
- Now, watch this one to give you a preview of our next part of speech: adverbs!
The Mystery of the Roman Colosseum
- Read chapters 16-END
- Here is the vocabulary list for the chapters:
1. chaotic in utter disorder 2. contemplated thought deeply about 3. debris scattered fragments, wreckage or trash 4. internal inside 5. Scaffolding a temporary structure on the outside of a building, made usually of wooden planks and metal poles, used by workers while building, repairing, or cleaning the building. - Click here to find the Quizlet games for this vocabulary list. Of course, you can study them in any way you'd like... as long as you learn them!
Reader's Journal
- Choose 1 or 2 questions from pages 128-129 in your book to write about!
Geography
- In class, we talked about different landforms and regions of Europe.
- **CHANGED THE LINK... The last link stopped working for some reason!**
- Click here to watch a BrainPOP video about the different types landforms that we discussed.
Science
- We talked about the life cycle of mosses and ferns in class, and you added a picture of the life cycle to your notebook. Look over it to remind yourself of what we talked about!
- Print this sheet. Now, Click here and watch this BrainPOP video on mosses and ferns. As you watch, answer each question in the box.
- If you haven't already started this page, you may want to actually cut them out, fold them, and paste them into your science notebook as "flaps". If you already wrote on them, just bring them into class and we can glue them down a different way!
