Students, the main assigment today and forever is to at least read one book ech week during the sumer, then write a report about it in your computer and show it to me in the comments! Please work on this assigment to make sure your skill stays straight. The students who get an A will be put in a special post for winners in my other blog the Ispot. If you want to check out the Ispot look up
saraydgo.blogspot.com
For other contest like these, look up the Ispot and make sure you participate! For stories and articles check out my other blog, Bff way,
saraydura.blogspot.com
Again, remember to check out all the blogs and keep yourself reading and having an educational summer!
Tuesday, June 16, 2015
Wednesday, June 3, 2015
Makinig Inferences
An inference is a prediction. Sometimes when you're reading a chapter book, you stop reading at a chapter and you want to know what happens next. Inferences help you with this. Based on what you already know about the text/story, you can try to figure out what will happen. Also, when you're reading a story that ends suddendly, not telling you what's ging to happen next, you could inferences too. Inferences are very important. To make an inference use
- Hints in the text
- What you already know
- What the story is about
Saturday, March 7, 2015
Fractions & Mixed numbers
Fractions &
Mixed Numbers
Fractions- A fraction tells how many pieces in
total, and how many pieces were used. The number that represents how many pieces
were used is called the numerator.
The numerator is at the top (or left) of the fraction. The denominator is the number that represents how many pieces are in
the whole fraction. The denominator is at the bottom (or right) of the
fraction.
Ex- 1/3
In this
case, 1 is the numerator and 3 is the denominator
Fractions can
also be represented by using pictures. The denominator tells you how many
pieces to break the picture in and the numerator tells you how many you have to
shade in.
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Ex- 1/3
Mixed numbers- Mixed numbers are used to represent
how many wholes (consider- whole pies) and the joining fraction, which is not
completed. When you have a whole number and a fraction, you always say the whole
number first and then you say the fraction.
Ex- 12/4= One and two fourths
See the
picture below to look at how whole numbers are drawn.
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To write
whole numbers as a fraction multiply the denominator times the fraction and add
your answer with the numerator. By doing that, you will have the numerator
done. To get the denominator just keep the bottom number the same.
WARNING- You
can ONLY draw an improper fraction if it is turned into a mixed number.
To turn an
improper fraction, divide the denominator times the numerator. If you have
left, put it as the numerator of the fraction, and again, the denominator stays
the same.
Saturday, January 17, 2015
How to write an Opinion Essay
Hello! And welcome to the class. Today you will be learning about opinion essays. You will have examples and facts teaching what to include in your opinion essay. I will also be posting an opinion essay at the end of the lesson for to you how it looks like! Ready to start?
How to write an opinion essay
1. To write an opinion essay you have
to go with one side of your topic.
2. Choose at least 2 or 3 reasons
explaining your opinion.
Introduction
· Remember to always make the introduction short and sweet.
· State what you will be writing about.
· Don not include one of the reasons why you are on that side of the topic.
Paragraphs #1 and #2
· State why you are on that side of the topic
· Use examples and details from the text
· Remember to be specific
· Write the end of the paragraph using a one sentence conclusion
Conclusion
· Restate the topic and opinion
· Write down the three reasons from the text (do not use details or direct
quotation marks, just remind the reader)
· Remember to be short and sweet, and also be organized
WRITING AN
OPINION ESSAY
An opinion
essay needs certain things, like the introduction, 1,2,3 paragraphs, and at the
end what you need is a conclusion. Only to refresh your mind we posted some
examples.
Introduction- there has been a debate
about whether should parents help kids with homework. In my opinion parents
should help kids with their homework.
Conclusion- Now you can see why
helping kids with homework is such an important thing. Parents please remember
that kids will be more than happy to show the teacher their perfect homework
assignments!
An opinion essay also contains your opinion about something;
it is supported with facts, details, and examples to help the readers
understand.
The
following topics will be about how you feel about thanksgiving, what you’re
thankful for, and why you’re thankful for that. The next essay will be about
how you feel about Christmas, supported with details from your answered
questions.
NOW START
WITH YOUR SLOPPY COPY AND DO THE FINAL DRAFT, FOR MORE HELP REMEMBER THAT YOU
CAN ALWAYS ASK YOUR TEACHER!
OPINION ESSAY
Should parents help
kids with homework?
Nowadays kids need a boost.
Sometimes kids can be stressed over homework
because of the fact that they didn't quite get the lesson of the day
after many explanations etc. To begin with, school has become more stressful
and demanding with homework, activities, projects etc.
“Eleven year old Emily had been
stressed for days about her school project: A power point presentation on the
life of J.K Rowling. Busy with swim-team practice and religious school, she
barely had time to work on it. So she was grateful when the night before it was
due, her father swooped in to save her.”
Moreover,
kids are also stressed with after school activities and have barely enough time
to eat. Kids are also really stressed with homework because of the fact that
they needed to leave school early and didn’t have the lesson of the day inside
their minds. Just like when some friends of mine are really stressed with the
homework because they sometimes leave the school early and just don’t know what
to do. Imagine you’re stuck on a graded homework assignment but you were
missing school the day that the teachers are going to teach you the last
questions but you were missing. And I know there’s a solution to that problem
but, what will happen if it was Friday and you need to turn it on Monday OMG!
That’s when you need most of the help from your parents.
In addition, if kids don’t receive
help from their parents, they could get bad grades, still don’t know the
lesson, and come to school with a blank paper.
Last but not least “studies show
that many kids are stressed over school and feel more pressure than ever to do
well.” And again if you don’t help them review , study or do homework how are
they going to learn? So parents please don’t tell them the answers, since you
are not the ones that are going to school, just help them out. Like moms and
dads can point out mistakes, help with projects, and they can also help you out
by finding some information you can use. And soon you’ll see that your child/children
will have magnificent grades.
So should parents help with homework?
I believe yes. Because it is more important than ever to help our children to
succeed. So think about your decision and figure out what side you’re with. The
child being stressed because of the fact that nobody helps him/her with
homework or the fact that your children/child is happily learning from their parents and
finally understand homework. So if you are a parent thank you for
understanding!
For more
information, details and opinions read should
parents help with homework? On
the story works website or book which can be purchased or found in schools.
Heat and Energy in Science
Good afternoon everybody! today you will be learning about heat and energy and particles and conduction etc. If you need help, you can also visit Study Jams where you can check out a video, also remember to comment!
(there will not be a test!)
Science study notes for science test
pg.1
· Thermal energy- energy due to moving particles that make up matter.
· Energy- the ability to change something or do work
· Energy fact #2- All changes need
energy
· Particles- particles in a solid are very close together, particles in a
liquid are close together but can move past each other. The particles on a gas
are far apart and move in many directions
· Particles #2 - Moving particles
make thermal energy
· Thermometer- a tool used to measure temperature
· Heat- total energy of moving particles in matter
· Temperature fact #2- measures the
average energy of the matter
· Thermal energy fact #2- measures the total energy of the moving particles
Science study notes for science test
pg.2
· Conduction- the transfer of heat energy by one thing touching another
· Conductor- a material that readily (easily) allows heat to move
· Insulator- a material that limits the amount of heat that passes through
it
· Convection current- a pattern of flowing heat energy; formed when heated
fluid expands
· Radiation- energy that is sent out without particles
Facts and helping stuff
· All changes need energy
· All matter is made of tiny moving particles
· Particles move faster as the object becomes hotter
· Particles move slower as the object becomes cooler
· Moving particles make thermal energy
· Thermometer is a tool used to measure temperature
· Liquid particles move closer together when the matter’s particles slow
down, this causes liquid to move down the tube
· Difference between heat and temperature are the movement of the particles
of matter
· Heat is the transfer of thermal energy from one piece of matter to
another
· The greater the amount of particles matter has, the more inertial energy
it contains
· Thermal energy moves from warmer areas to cooler ones
· In convection a fluid moves from place to place
Tuesday, September 30, 2014
Math worksheets
Math
Worksheet p.1
Directions: complete
the worksheet
1.Samuel is
doing a project and like everyone else he needs 2 examples of matter, but it turns out to be only 9
people turned in they’re project. How many examples will the teacher have in
total?
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2.Luna has 3
types of beads in her bracelet, she has 30 in total. How many groups of types of
beads will Luna have?
3.Multiply:
3x6=___
4x6=___
5x6=___
2x6=___
2x4=___
4x4=___
5x4=___
Math
worksheet p.2
Rounding:
Rounding is
the problem you solve to get and estimate, usually the estimate is one of the closest number that you get from you’re real answer. If the number behind you’re
first number is
1, 2, 3, or 4 you’re number stays the
name and everybody behind you becomes ceros, if the number behind you is 5, 6, 7, 8, or 9 you bump up and everybody behind you becomes
ceros.
EX: 2468 rounds to 2000 because the number
behind 2 is a 4.
EX: 4500 rounds to 5000 because the number
behind 4 is a 5.
DIRECTIONS:
round the following problems
4145=_______
2576=_______
3672=_______
5963=_______
9104=________
PARAGRAPH
Now that you have the facts it is time to start to write you're own paragraph!
MY PARAGRAPh
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