Tuesday, November 13, 2018

Week of November 12, 2018

Hi Everyone,

     I am sorry for the confusion with the Sway newsletter. I found out today that Sway presentations can only be shared with faculty, staff and students within the DCPS network. So I will continue to update this blog with our weekly newsletters.
Successful Teaching: Happy Veteran’s Day
 I would like to again thank all of the Veterans in our JBE community. A big THANK YOU to Mrs. Elliott (Edward) and Mr. Stuver (Gaia) for presenting to our classes on last Thursday. 




















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This week in math we will take our test for Module 3. The test will cover the following material:
*prime and composite numbers *factors and multiples
*area and perimeter *multiplication strategies
*division strategies *patterns
*balanced equations
The questions will include multi-step problems. Students are allowed to choose the strategies that work best for them when they solve problems. The algorithms for multiplication and division are not allowed in student work. Please see the photos below for examples of the strategies that we discussed in class.




























On Thursday we will begin Module 4. In this module we will work on geometry. During this unit we will learn geometric terms like point, line, line segment, and angles. We will also learn about the different types of triangles. Students will also learn how to use a protractor to measure angles. Here are some videos that you and your child can watch.
Math Antics - Points, Lines, & Planes
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Which type angle is the cutest? Which looks like the antlers on the head of a FULL-GROWN moose?! Find out the answers to these mysterious questions as Earl, our favorite pizza delivery man, takes us on his route for a day to show us around the world of angles.

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LYRICS

Between zero and ninety an angle is acute.
This angle’s small and skinny and kind of cute.

It looks like a V or the top of a Y
or the angles that you see eating pizza or pie.

Angles are all about degrees,
and here’s how to remember them with ease!

Only when an angle measures ninety do we call it right.
You can tell this angle just by sight.

It looks like an L or the corner of a square.
You’re looking at them when you’re walking up the stairs.

Angles are all about degrees,
and here’s how to remember them with ease!

Between ninety and one hundred eighty, an angle is obtuse
This angle’s kind of fat; it’s got a big caboose.

It’s like the hands on a clock when it’s quarter to two
or the antlers on the head of a full grown moose.

This video addresses the following Common Core Standards:

4.MD (Geometric measurement: understand concepts of angle and measuring angles.)
Math Antics: Points, Lines, Planes       Number Rock: Angles Song

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     This week in science we will continue to work on forms of energy. We will focus of sound energy next week.


Primary & Secondary Sources | Linking to Thinking

Our social studies for this week will be a study of what colonial life was like for children. We will have our Colonial Kids Festival on Thursday. If you have not already done so, please send in $5 cash to cover the cost of the activities. We are also still in need of two volunteers to lead the activity that will take place in my classroom.
     Pilgrim Life with Scholastic News
This video explores the chores and games of Pilgrim children in the 1620s. 

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    Pilgrim Life with Scholastic News

Thanks and Have a GREAT week,
Ms. Johnson


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