Monday, October 17, 2016

Week of October 17th

Happy Monday,
     We will be celebrating Red Ribbon Week this Week at JBE!

Monday, October 17th “Elect to Be Drug Free”
* Wear red, white and blue to school
* Election at lunch – cast ballot choosing to be drug free (PTA)
Tuesday, October 18th “We Are All On the Same Team”
* Wear your favorite team jersey to school
Wednesday, October 19th “Don’t Judge Me Day”
* Anti-bullying theme
* Wear wacky clothes/hair/etc to school
* Photo booth at lunch (PTA)
Thursday, October 20th “My Character Rocks”
* Character theme
* Dress up as your favorite character

     There is no school on Friday due to a Teacher's Planning Day. Because of this i-Ready and Math Superstars will be due on Thursday.

    This week in math we will be begin learning about multiplication strategies. Our benchmark states that students must be able to multiply a whole number of up to four digits by a one-digit whole number, and multiply two two-digit numbers, using strategies based on place value and the properties of operations. We will be learning the area model:
Image result for area model multiplication

partial products

Image result for partial products multiplication
standard multiplication algorithm
Image result for standard algorithm multiplication 2 digit numbers
     This week in science we will learn about the Law of Conservation of Mass. This scientific law states that the parts of an object will have the same total mass as the whole object. We will also learn how to calculate the volume of cubes and rectangular prisms (V=length x width x height= cubic units). We will also learn how to calculate volume using water displacement. 

     This week in social studies students need to complete their Everytown Press Dispatch newspaper that tells about their presidency. In order to complete this students need to go to  http://teacher.scholastic.com/scholasticnews/games_quizzes/electiongame/game.asp
If students have trouble printing their newspaper they can save it to their thumb drive bring it in and I will print it for them. Or they can save it to their home computer and email it to me and I will print it for them. 
     Students can also visit  www.scholastic.com/election for more information about the election presented in a kid friendly format. During our unit we will relay on the scholastic site for content information. Students will also take notes in their journals. This is where we will pull questions for the tests and quizzes that we take. 

Have a Wonderful Week,
Aesha
 

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