Reading: R.A.H. goal = 15 minutes (every day)
Math: Finish 6 mulitiplications problems from class Due 11/2
Reading Worksheet: "STOMP." This is a blue reading worksheet. Due 11/4
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Monday, October 25, 2010
Thursday, October 21, 2010
Homework Assigned 10/21/10
Reading: R.A.H. goal = 15 minutes (every day)
Math: Finish 6 mulitiplications problems from class Due 10/22
Reading Worksheet: "Shall We Dance." This is a blue reading worksheet. Due 10/28
Library: Searcing for Library Books, OPAC. This is a orange worksheet. Due 10/28
Math: Finish 6 mulitiplications problems from class Due 10/22
Reading Worksheet: "Shall We Dance." This is a blue reading worksheet. Due 10/28
Library: Searcing for Library Books, OPAC. This is a orange worksheet. Due 10/28
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Helpful R.A.H Questions for Parents
Characters
1. How do the characters change in the story?
2. Are any of the characters like others you have met in
other books? Which ones? Why?
Setting
3. How does the author create the atmosphere for the setting?
4. Do you like a place in the book? Where is it? Describe it.
5. If the story took place somewhere else or in a different
time how would it be changed?
Plot
6. What other ways might the story have ended?
7. What does the author do to create suspense, to make you
want to read on to find out what happens?
8. What clues did the author offer to prepare you to expect
the ending? Did you recognize these clues as important to
the story as you were first reading it?
9. Every writer creates a make believe work and peoples it
with characters. Even where the world is far different
from your own, how does the author make the story seem
possible or probable?
Theme
10. Is there a theme to the story? What? How do you know?
Personal Reactions
11. There anything else that makes this author's perspective
or style unique? What?
12. How does the author keep you interested in the story?
13. Does anything in the book remind you of something from
your own experience, or from a novel, or TV program, a
song or something else you have read. Talk about that
relationship.
Reader’s Response Ideas:
I noticed. . .
I think. . .
If I were. . .
I don’t understand. . .
I wonder. . .
I was surprised. . .
I began to think of. . .
It seems like. . .
I’m not sure. . .
I predict. . .
I like the way. . .
This story teaches. . .
The author. . .
The character _______ . . .
The big idea or theme may be. . .
The problem in the story is. . .
Rising action I see is. . .
Words I like. . .
Author’s technique I like. . .
Words to look up. . .
This reminds me of the time. . .
1. How do the characters change in the story?
2. Are any of the characters like others you have met in
other books? Which ones? Why?
Setting
3. How does the author create the atmosphere for the setting?
4. Do you like a place in the book? Where is it? Describe it.
5. If the story took place somewhere else or in a different
time how would it be changed?
Plot
6. What other ways might the story have ended?
7. What does the author do to create suspense, to make you
want to read on to find out what happens?
8. What clues did the author offer to prepare you to expect
the ending? Did you recognize these clues as important to
the story as you were first reading it?
9. Every writer creates a make believe work and peoples it
with characters. Even where the world is far different
from your own, how does the author make the story seem
possible or probable?
Theme
10. Is there a theme to the story? What? How do you know?
Personal Reactions
11. There anything else that makes this author's perspective
or style unique? What?
12. How does the author keep you interested in the story?
13. Does anything in the book remind you of something from
your own experience, or from a novel, or TV program, a
song or something else you have read. Talk about that
relationship.
Reader’s Response Ideas:
I noticed. . .
I think. . .
If I were. . .
I don’t understand. . .
I wonder. . .
I was surprised. . .
I began to think of. . .
It seems like. . .
I’m not sure. . .
I predict. . .
I like the way. . .
This story teaches. . .
The author. . .
The character _______ . . .
The big idea or theme may be. . .
The problem in the story is. . .
Rising action I see is. . .
Words I like. . .
Author’s technique I like. . .
Words to look up. . .
This reminds me of the time. . .
~Vivid Vocabulary Requirements~
Vivid Vocabulary Requirements
• Your vivid vocabulary word is _________________________________________________.
• You are to do the following by _______________________:
o Write the word large at the top of the paper (at least 2 inches). Use a dictionary first to write the definition
under the word (if you can’t find the word in the
dictionary, you can use the internet).
o Color the word so it stands out (block letters work well).
o Draw a picture showing a scene of what the word means (3-D
pictures will get you more points-use scrap booking
supplies, cotton balls, popsicle sticks, construction
paper, Cheerios, etc to make it stand out)
o Write a sentence using your vocabulary word.(On the bottom)
o Practice saying your word, definition and sentence because
you will need to make an oral presentation to the class on
the day that it is due.
**It is important to be neat, careful and try to be creative as you work on this project. It is always a good idea to discuss this with your family and you can get some help from them on this one. I encourage family participation for this project. The main idea is to build your vocabulary so you will learn new and interesting words.
• Your vivid vocabulary word is _________________________________________________.
• You are to do the following by _______________________:
o Write the word large at the top of the paper (at least 2 inches). Use a dictionary first to write the definition
under the word (if you can’t find the word in the
dictionary, you can use the internet).
o Color the word so it stands out (block letters work well).
o Draw a picture showing a scene of what the word means (3-D
pictures will get you more points-use scrap booking
supplies, cotton balls, popsicle sticks, construction
paper, Cheerios, etc to make it stand out)
o Write a sentence using your vocabulary word.(On the bottom)
o Practice saying your word, definition and sentence because
you will need to make an oral presentation to the class on
the day that it is due.
**It is important to be neat, careful and try to be creative as you work on this project. It is always a good idea to discuss this with your family and you can get some help from them on this one. I encourage family participation for this project. The main idea is to build your vocabulary so you will learn new and interesting words.
Monday, October 11, 2010
Homework Assigned 10/11/10
Reading: R.A.H. goal = 15 minutes (every day)
Math: Page 23 and page 24 Due 10/13/10
Vivid Vocabulary: See instructions sent home today Due 10/15/10
*No Reading Worksheet this week. Next week's worksheet will be assigned this Thursday.
Math: Page 23 and page 24 Due 10/13/10
Vivid Vocabulary: See instructions sent home today Due 10/15/10
*No Reading Worksheet this week. Next week's worksheet will be assigned this Thursday.
Wednesday, October 06, 2010
Tuesday, October 05, 2010
Homework Assigned 9/30/10
Reading: R.A.H. goal = 15 minutes (every day)
Reading Worksheet, "Austrailia's Giant Toads." This is a blue reading worksheet. Due 10/7/10
Reading Worksheet, "Austrailia's Giant Toads." This is a blue reading worksheet. Due 10/7/10
October Fun List
*Home Depot Kids Workshop Sat. Oct 2nd 9am " Fire Boat" Free
*Kroc Center Turns 1! Celebrate Sat. Oct 2nd 11am-3pm with Free activities ! Bounce house, face painting, arts and crafts !
*Champoeg State Park Apple Harvest Festival Sat. Oct 2nd 1-4pm Free with Parking (Apple pressing, cider tasting, apple desserts, apple stringing)
*Michaels Craft Workshops
Sat. Oct 2nd 10-2 Duct Tape Costume demos
Sat, oct 9th 10-2 Decorate your own craft pumpkin(must purchase pumpkin)
Sat. Oct 23rd 10-2 Make your own Halloween T-shirt(must purchase t-shirt)
2-4 Free Make n Take "Glow Explosion"
Tues Oct. 26th Free 6-8pm Quick and Easy Costumes
Thur Oct. 28th Free 6-8pm Make your own Halloween Mask
Friday, Oct 29th 6-8pm Decorate your own trick or treat Bag (must purchase bag)
Sat. Oct 30th 10-2 Free Family Halloween Event! Face Painting, duct tape crafts, costume parade at 1:30
*Keizer Civic Center presents " SERVEFEST"!!!! Sunday Oct, 3rd 9am-noon FREE...hotdogs, chips, drinks, hair cuts, bike repair, family photos, schol supplies and Raffles for prizes!
*Lancaster Mall Kids Club Thursday, Oct 7th 6-7 pm (Near Sports Authority) Free Paint your own Canvas Halloween Treat Bag!
*Elsinore Theatre presents Cinderalla Sat, Oct 9th by the Eugene Ballet Company Tickets $20-35 Call (503)375-3574
*Mission Mill Family Fun Saturday, Oct 9th 11-1 Free Archaeology Rock Study!
*Als Garden Center "Kids Bulb Day" Sat, Oct 9th Free Ages 3-13 plant their own Spring Bulb Garden! 3 sessions in Woodburn
9:30am, 11:30 am, or 1:30 pm Call (503)981-1245 to register for one of these classes
*Lowes Build n Grow Sat Oct 9th Fun house Mirror
Sat. Oct. 23rd Flapping Bat 10am Register at Lowes.com
*Northern Lights Theatre Double Play Saturday Sat. Oct 9th Doors open 11:45
Play:American Tall Tales
Movie: Toy Story 3 $11 Includes play, movie, pizza, drink, and snack!
*Gilbert House Fall Harvest Festival Sat. Oct 16th noon-8pm petting zoo, crafts, face painting, games. Bring carved pumpkin for $3 off admission
*Library Pre school Halloween Party at the West Salem Branch on Wed, Oct 27th @1:30 Come in costumes for snacks, stories, crafts
Downtown Library Middle School "Zombie Party" on Thur Oct 28th 6:30-8:30 Come dressed as your favorite plant or zombie! Watch 'Little Shop of Horrors' play video games, snacks and beverages provided!! Register at (503)588-6088
*Kroc Center Turns 1! Celebrate Sat. Oct 2nd 11am-3pm with Free activities ! Bounce house, face painting, arts and crafts !
*Champoeg State Park Apple Harvest Festival Sat. Oct 2nd 1-4pm Free with Parking (Apple pressing, cider tasting, apple desserts, apple stringing)
*Michaels Craft Workshops
Sat. Oct 2nd 10-2 Duct Tape Costume demos
Sat, oct 9th 10-2 Decorate your own craft pumpkin(must purchase pumpkin)
Sat. Oct 23rd 10-2 Make your own Halloween T-shirt(must purchase t-shirt)
2-4 Free Make n Take "Glow Explosion"
Tues Oct. 26th Free 6-8pm Quick and Easy Costumes
Thur Oct. 28th Free 6-8pm Make your own Halloween Mask
Friday, Oct 29th 6-8pm Decorate your own trick or treat Bag (must purchase bag)
Sat. Oct 30th 10-2 Free Family Halloween Event! Face Painting, duct tape crafts, costume parade at 1:30
*Keizer Civic Center presents " SERVEFEST"!!!! Sunday Oct, 3rd 9am-noon FREE...hotdogs, chips, drinks, hair cuts, bike repair, family photos, schol supplies and Raffles for prizes!
*Lancaster Mall Kids Club Thursday, Oct 7th 6-7 pm (Near Sports Authority) Free Paint your own Canvas Halloween Treat Bag!
*Elsinore Theatre presents Cinderalla Sat, Oct 9th by the Eugene Ballet Company Tickets $20-35 Call (503)375-3574
*Mission Mill Family Fun Saturday, Oct 9th 11-1 Free Archaeology Rock Study!
*Als Garden Center "Kids Bulb Day" Sat, Oct 9th Free Ages 3-13 plant their own Spring Bulb Garden! 3 sessions in Woodburn
9:30am, 11:30 am, or 1:30 pm Call (503)981-1245 to register for one of these classes
*Lowes Build n Grow Sat Oct 9th Fun house Mirror
Sat. Oct. 23rd Flapping Bat 10am Register at Lowes.com
*Northern Lights Theatre Double Play Saturday Sat. Oct 9th Doors open 11:45
Play:American Tall Tales
Movie: Toy Story 3 $11 Includes play, movie, pizza, drink, and snack!
*Gilbert House Fall Harvest Festival Sat. Oct 16th noon-8pm petting zoo, crafts, face painting, games. Bring carved pumpkin for $3 off admission
*Library Pre school Halloween Party at the West Salem Branch on Wed, Oct 27th @1:30 Come in costumes for snacks, stories, crafts
Downtown Library Middle School "Zombie Party" on Thur Oct 28th 6:30-8:30 Come dressed as your favorite plant or zombie! Watch 'Little Shop of Horrors' play video games, snacks and beverages provided!! Register at (503)588-6088
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Homework Assigned 9/27/10
Reading: R.A.H. goal = 15 minutes (every day)
Math: Complete pages 11, 13, & 14 Due 9/30 You can use a calculator on pages 11 & 13 (do not do page 12).
Math: Complete pages 11, 13, & 14 Due 9/30 You can use a calculator on pages 11 & 13 (do not do page 12).
Thursday, September 23, 2010
Homework Assigned 9/23/10
Reading: R.A.H. goal = 15 minutes (every day)
Math: Complete pages 5, 6, & 7 Due 9/24 (Do not do page 8)
Math: Complete pages 5, 6, & 7 Due 9/24 (Do not do page 8)
Sunday, September 19, 2010
Homework Assigned 9/16/10
Reading: R.A.H. goal = 15 minutes (every day)
Math: Complete pages 3 & 4 Due 9/21
Math: Complete pages 3 & 4 Due 9/21
Headphones
It would be nice if each student had their own set of earbud headphones to use while on the computer. Last year we had so much trouble with the ones here at school breaking. If you are able to provide headphones, please label them and place them in a zip lock bag, which should also be labeled. Thanks for your help!
SNACKS
Each day I will allow some time for a healthy snack. Some examples of what students can bring are crackers, fruit, vegetables, cheese, etc. Students CANNOT bring candy, cake, cookies, etc. for a snack.
Water Bottles!
One more thing to add to your school list....a water bottle! Please bring a water bottle every day to school. I strongly encourage students to drink water throughout the day. I don't allow students to get up during class to use the fountain, so please be prepared to come each day with a water bottle in hand! Why should you bring a water bottle? Check out the link that's titled "Drinking Water and Children."
Saturday, September 11, 2010
~September Fun List~
*MISION MILL Family Fun Saturday, Sept. 11th 11-1 Free "Farmer In the Mill" Learn about sheep, wool, and how we turn it into clothing.
*LOWES BUILD N GROW WORKSHOPS Sat. Sept. 11th: Pet Leash Hanger
Sat. Sept. 25th: Fire Truck 10am Sign up at Lowes.com
*SUBLIMITY HARVEST FESTIVAL Sept. 10th-12 Monster trucks, live music, food, kid zone all at the Sublimity Harvest Festival Grounds
*SHREWSBURY RENAISSANCE FAIRE Sept 11th-12th in Kings Valley Jousting twice daily at noon and Pam! Street entertainers, food, demonstrations
*GILBERT HOUSE Free admission to Grandparents on Sept. 12 12-5 for Grandparents Day! Get a free 10x13 portrait w/your grandkids courtesy of Picture People
Sept 11th and 25th 1-3:30pm Furry Creature Day! Visit w/ local veterinarians, learn about vet careers, meet a variety of animals!
*PAPA'S PIZZA CUSTOMER APPRECIATION DAYS Sept. 14th-16th Lg Pepperoni Pizza $4.99
*BULLWINKLE'S FAMILY FUN NIGHT Friday, Sept. 17th 5-10pm $20 if signed up by the day before online or by calling 503-685-5000 ext 21
Unlimited go karts, laser tag, mini golf, bumper boats, virtual coaster, frog hopper, playland etc.
*CRAFT WAREHOUSE Sat. Sept 18th Free Make n Take " Hot Air Balloon Card"
Sat. Sept. 25th Free Make n Take Bead Creation 11-3pm
*NORTHERN LIGHTS Double Play Saturday is Sat. Sept. 18th $11 Doors open 11:45 Starts 12:15
Play" Tortoise and the Hare" Move "Toy Story 3" Includes pizza, popcorn, and drink!
*COLD STONE Join them for an Ice Cream Social Thursday Sept. 30th 5-8pm Free 3oz portion of Kates Creation! Yum!
*LOWES BUILD N GROW WORKSHOPS Sat. Sept. 11th: Pet Leash Hanger
Sat. Sept. 25th: Fire Truck 10am Sign up at Lowes.com
*SUBLIMITY HARVEST FESTIVAL Sept. 10th-12 Monster trucks, live music, food, kid zone all at the Sublimity Harvest Festival Grounds
*SHREWSBURY RENAISSANCE FAIRE Sept 11th-12th in Kings Valley Jousting twice daily at noon and Pam! Street entertainers, food, demonstrations
*GILBERT HOUSE Free admission to Grandparents on Sept. 12 12-5 for Grandparents Day! Get a free 10x13 portrait w/your grandkids courtesy of Picture People
Sept 11th and 25th 1-3:30pm Furry Creature Day! Visit w/ local veterinarians, learn about vet careers, meet a variety of animals!
*PAPA'S PIZZA CUSTOMER APPRECIATION DAYS Sept. 14th-16th Lg Pepperoni Pizza $4.99
*BULLWINKLE'S FAMILY FUN NIGHT Friday, Sept. 17th 5-10pm $20 if signed up by the day before online or by calling 503-685-5000 ext 21
Unlimited go karts, laser tag, mini golf, bumper boats, virtual coaster, frog hopper, playland etc.
*CRAFT WAREHOUSE Sat. Sept 18th Free Make n Take " Hot Air Balloon Card"
Sat. Sept. 25th Free Make n Take Bead Creation 11-3pm
*NORTHERN LIGHTS Double Play Saturday is Sat. Sept. 18th $11 Doors open 11:45 Starts 12:15
Play" Tortoise and the Hare" Move "Toy Story 3" Includes pizza, popcorn, and drink!
*COLD STONE Join them for an Ice Cream Social Thursday Sept. 30th 5-8pm Free 3oz portion of Kates Creation! Yum!
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