Schedule for 3/30-4/3

Please check Flipgrid each day for a new video from me!

Here is a link to this week’s schedule:

RAGO SCHEDULE 3/23-3/27

We will have a Zoom every morning at 9am when I will go over the schedule with you for the day. Each afternoon we will have another Zoom to check in and see how the day went.

Hi everyone – Please join our Zoom meeting at 2pm. Follow the directions I emailed your parents.

WORK FOR 3/19/20

Math:

• Refer to the Geometry Friendly Notes I shared with you on in your math folder on Drive to help you with our geometry unit.
• Today you will be completing pages 91-94 on angles.

Reading:

• Please read the passage “How Can You Help?” and answer all questions. This can be found in your reading folder.
• Read 45 minutes in your independent reading book.

Colonial America:

• Continue to work on your “Tools” doc that you started yesterday. Look at the “Colonial American Tools” doc I have included in your Social Studies Folders in Drive for some ideas and a great resource!

FlipGrid:

• Record another video so I can see you all! Make sure to view other students’ videos too! The new Flip Code is shared with you in your reading folder called “Rago FlipGrid Code 2“. You will need this code to log in.

QUESTIONS, COMMENTS AND CONCERNS should be recorded on the doc I shared with you in your Writing Folders in Drive. I encourage you to use this to ask or share anything work related throughout the day. I will be checking this doc all day long and I will get back to you ASAP!

Possible Ongoing Daily Work

Hi everyone! Here is a list of some things that you can work on at any time while you are home if you choose to.

• • Blog Posts: Feel free to share any experiences about what has been going on with you since we last saw each other. You can also make a post about
  • Independent Reading: You all know the importance of getting in a lot of reading time each day so if you are free this is a great thing to do!
  • Reflex: This is a great way for you to continue to work on your facts or just review.
  • Word Study:  You will find some ideas under your current assignments on Words Their Way (pearsonrealize).
  • Passion Project:
    • You can work on the “DO” portion of your project
    • After your scripts are complete (including reflections) and you have found all images you can work on beginning your actual WeVideo.

All of the Specials teachers’ assignments can be accessed through this link:

https://sites.google.com/scarsdaleschools.org/heathcotegateway/resources/e-learning

Mrs. Cameron would like you to share any work you make at home by emailing her at: ecameron@scarsdaleschols.org

Hi everyone! Today we will be trying something new called FlipGrid. I am sharing instructions for it in your Reading Folder in Drive.

Work for Today:

FlipGrid: Look at the FlipGrid Tutorial I shared with you in your Reading Folders in Drive and follow the directions to make your own video. I have also shared another doc in your reading folder called “Rago FlipGrid Code“. You will need this code to log in.

Colonial America: Write a little bit about the tools you use to do your chores or jobs. Describe them and include labeled drawings. If you do not have your notes with you then you can look up more information online by going through the Heathcote Databases.

Reading: Read the passage “Tag – I’m it” and answer the questions. I have put this in your Reading Folder.

At Home Work Ideas for 3/17/20:

• Reading Passage and Questions: I have shared a DOC. named “The Magic Glasses“ with you in your Reading Folder in Drive. Please copy this into a new document with your answers and share with me.
• Colonial America: In your SS Folder in Drive add either a letter or a diary entry about an encounter that you have with a native. Think about how this will affect your colony. Will it lead to trading with the natives and learning from one another or will it lead to fighting for land and resources? Try to really create a mind picture for your audience. Use your knowledge of the time period to guide your writing.
• Math Word Problems
  • • I’m thinking of a number…

• It is prime.
• It has a 3 in the tens place.
• The digits add up to 10.
  • What is my number? Explain your thinking.

A teacher buys 8 packs of orange erasers and 6 packs of blue erasers for his classroom. There are 24 orange erasers in a pack and 28 blue erasers in a pack. What is the total number of erasers the teacher buys for his classroom? 

Create your own “I’m thinking of a number…”

REMEMBER TO CHECK THE POSSIBLE ONGOING DAILY WORK BLOG POST FROM LAST WEEK!

At Home Work Ideas for 3/16/20

• Reading Passages and Questions: I have Shared a DOC. named “Paired Texts on Animals and Objects with Human Qualities” with you in DRIVE along with accompanying questions.
• Math Word Problems: We will be going over these in class so you can record your answers if you would like to but it is not required.

During a weekend sale, a store sold 85 DVDs for $19 each.  What is the total amount of money, rounded to the nearest hundred, the store made by selling DVDs?

Use each digit shown below to create a 5-digit number with the greatest value and a 5-digit number with the least value. Each digit can only be used once in each number. Then write a number sentence using or to compare the two numbers you created.   2, 9, 1, 3, 8

How many ways can you make 142? Using the numbers 2, 9, 1, 7, 2, 7, 5. Use addition, subtraction, multiplication, division.

• BrainPop: Login, search Polygons, watch the movie, do the related reading and take the quiz.

REMEMBER TO CHECK THE POSSIBLE ONGOING DAILY WORK BLOG POST FROM LAST WEEK

Here is some possible work for you to work on today.

-Paired Texts: I have Shared a DOC named “Paired Texts on Ecosystems” accompanied by some questions with you.  

-Math Questions:

• • Use each digit shown below to create a 5-digit number with the greatest value and a 5-digit number with the least value. Each digit can only be used once in each number. Then write a number sentence using or to compare the two numbers you created.
     2, 9, 1, 3, 8
  • How does the value of the digit 3 in the number 63,297 compare to the value of the digit 3 in the number 60,325 ? Be sure to include what you know about place value in your answer. Explain your answer.

-BrainPop: Login, search Angles, watch the movie, do the related reading and take the quiz.