| Week 28 | 3/25/2024 | 3/26/2024 | 3/27/2024 | 3/28/2024 | 3/29/2024 |
Math
| Ch 11 Assessment: Fractions | MF + Ch 12
Ex 1 TB p98-102, WB p111-114 | Ch 12 Ex 2
TB p103-106 | MF + Ch 12
Ex 2 WB p115-119 | Good Friday Holiday |
| Spelling | Step 23: Review NT 121-124 | Phonograms warm up; Dictate sentences 4-6 p125. CCC. | Step 23 Test: 3 sentences, p125 | Sounds warm up; Step 24: NT, p127-129. Dictate sentences 1-3, p130. CCC. | |
| Grammar | Ch 16 L 3 Grammar Time (sentences and practice sentence) p244 | Ch 16 L 3
Practice Time
(#1-2) WB p60 | Ch 16 L 5 Sentence Time + Grammar Quiz* | Ch 17 L 1 Grammar Time
PB p16 | |
| Reading | Reading Groups: Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm, Chapter 5 | Boxcar Children
Ch 5, CG p 23 | Reading Groups: Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm, Chapter 6 | Boxcar Children Ch 6, CG p 25 | |
| Poetry | "Whole Duty of Children" by Robert Louis Stevenson + any five previous poems |
| Enrichment | Literature Study: The Five Chinese Brothers by Claire Huchet Bishop; Art Study: I and the Village by Marc Chagall; Music Study: "Sabre Dance" from Gayane by Aram Khatchaturian; Poetry Study: "The Mountain and the Squirrel" by Ralph Waldo Emerson |
| Read Aloud | The Princess and the Goblin by George MacDonald |
| Bible | Captives in a Strange Land
p 309 | Daniel in the King's Court p 311 | Daniel and the King's Dream
p 312 | The Fiery Furnace p 316 | |
| Science | | Read p 71-74 in EC. | Pollination Tab Books in journals; Pollination game w/ clothes pin, pom poms, & cupcake liner | | |
| History | Read Columbus by D'Aulaire + Columbus journal entry | | | Review Timeline; Read, "Vespucci and Magellan" p 286-289 in SOTW. History Journal Week 28 | |
| Memory Work | Southeast Asia Due 4/24
History Timeline Qtr. 1-4 Due 5/6
Prayer 4
Bee Anatomy Due 4/3
The Prayer of St. Francis of Assisi (due by end of semester) |
We've been reviewing this content in class but here's what you can also be reviewing at home:
Students should have memorized and be able to name the 7 subject pronouns as well as the 7 possessive pronouns (jingles are especially helpful for this!).
Students should know the three types of sentences and what each means (i.e. a declarative sentence makes a statement, exclamatory shows strong emotion, interrogative is a question)
The punctuation and abbreviation for possessive noun (PN or PNA is acceptable) and the punctuation is an apostrophe
