Homework 11-30-10

Science:  finish Lorax project
Social Studies:  review notes and study foldables
Reading:  pg.262 Write About It
English: WB pg. 31
Spelling: write missed words 10 times each

Notes:  EHES is having a canned food drive!  All donations are due to our homeroom by Dec. 15th.

Homework 11-29-10

I hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving break!  Here is the homework for today.

Social Studies:  Study new foldables.
Spelling:  study new words for pre-test tomorrow
English:  pg. 30 (1-5) write nouns, (6-9) write sentences
Math:  pg. 631 (9-33)
Reading:  define vocab. pg. 262, draw a picture of what you would plant at McBroom's farm

No Homework!!

Have a happy and safe Thanksgiving holiday!!  Enjoy your break!

Homework 11-22-10

Social Studies: Study!!  Test tomorrow!

Note:  We had an excellent field trip on Friday.  I think that the kids really enjoyed themselves.  Please encourage your student to retell the day and discuss with them what they learned.  Hopefully they can:
- name the three ships that brought the English to Virginia
- tell you the name of the river where Jamestown is located and where it got it's name
- describe the life of a Native American according to the seasons
- give you three reasons the English chose Jamestown as the settlement site
- talk about how the lives of the Powhatan and English connected

**A HUGE thank you goes out to my chaperons!  Mrs. Conover and Mrs. Mackenzie, you ladies are the best!!  Thank you for all of your help!  I know the kids enjoyed spending the day with you.

Homework 11-17-10

Math: Complete pg.137 R (all) (1-8)  pg. 137 P (1,2)(3,8)(9-16)(18)
Social Studies:  Complete last page of Archaeologist notes.  Fill out the three boxes on the page.
English:  Noun WS
Reading:  Context Clues WS

Notes:
- Congratulations to all students earning awards today at our Soaring Eagle Assembly!  I am very proud of you!
- Tomorrow we will be attending an assembly about Ecosystems.
- Friday is our Jamestown field trip.  Please wear an EHE shirt or sweatshirt if you have one.  I will see you bright and early in the morning!  I am looking forward to an excellent day with students who are on their best behavior!

Thank You!!

Thank you, Collin, for the donation!

Homework 11-15-10

Math:  pg. 625 (1-6), pg. 626 (10-15), pg. 627 (36-39)

This week:
- Jamestown field trip Friday. 

Field Trip Reminder

Please remember we will be going on our field trip to Jamestown on Friday, November 19. 

·         We will be leaving at 6:45 a.m. and returning at 7:00 p.m.  We will be meeting in the cafeteria.  Please pick up your child in the cafeteria at 7 p.m.

·         Bring a bag lunch, drink, and a snack for the return trip. 

·         Students should dress in layers according to the weather.  Be sure to wear comfortable shoes!  We will be outside most of the day.

·         NO GLASS BOTTLES!!

·         We will NOT be visiting the gift shop, so DO NOT send money!

·         NO electronics are allowed on the trip.  (cameras, games, ipods, phones)

*** If you need the cafeteria to pack a lunch for you, please let me know by Wednesday!

Thanks!

Thank you Kylee for the awesome donation!  You rock!

Homework 11-11-10

Please check book bags and agendas for report cards.  Sign and return!

Math:  Complete ordering decimals WS.
English:  WB pg. 29 (1-10)  write all nouns in each sentence.
Reading:  read The Swimming Hole  Answer questions pg. 229 (1-5)

Tomorrow at 9:00 we are having a Veteran's Day Assembly!

Homework 11-10

Social Studies: Test on Native Americans tomorrow.  Study all notes and foldables.
Spelling: Write your words in two colors.

In Need!

Followers:
Our class is in need of a few items.  If you are able to donate any of these things, we would greatly appreciate it!
- ziplock baggies
- clorox wipes
- baby wipes
- glue sticks
Thanks in advance!

Homework 11-9-10

Social Studies:  Review First American Study Guide for test on Thursday.
English:  pg. 27 (1-15) write nouns only
Reading:  WS pg. 81 and study vocabulary for  The Swimming Hole

Homework 11-8-10

Social Studies:  Study Native Americans in your interactive notebooks.  You need to know about: 1.  Language Groups  2.  Tribes  3.  Locations  4.  Eight Recognized Tribes
Math:  We are studying decimals and fractions.  Students should be able to compare decimals, show the decimal as a fraction and show pictures for tenths and hundredths (charts and number lines).

Note:  All homemade Christmas cards are due to Mr. Dishman on Nov. 10th.