- 1. Imagine that when you opened your classroom door,you saw
your parent as the substitute teacher for theday. Describe your day
at school. AdrianetteThursday November 8, 2012Bryan AyannaLeslie
Ricardo Christy DonovanIxza Jordan Philicia RemyMichael Lilah
Alexis SamiraDavid Jessica Edward Jaileen Kathy Alejandra Carlos
Emily KareenaYamilee DianaLeonJeffrey Jose
2. Morning WorkDO NOW:Write the x4Times Table tentimes. 3.
Reading The American Revolution (p. 260)Talk About ItWhy is
theAmericanRevolutionimportant? Whydid the colonistsdecide to fight
Picture Prompt Look at the picturethe British?and respond in
writing. 4. A swagger is a way of walkingthat shows selfconfidence
orboldness.After winning first place, Jenna walked offthe stage
with a swagger. 5. Navigation is the science or skillof guiding the
course of a ship orairplane. The navigation of a ship requires
being able to read charts or maps. 6. Patriots love and
enthusiasticallyserve their country.Paul Revere is a famous patriot
of theAmerican Revolution. 7. A tyrant is a ruler who uses forcein
a cruel or an unjust way. The king was a tyrant and gave no one a
fair trial. 8. A governor is the leader or headof government of a
colony orstate. Each state in the United States elects its own
governor. 9. Someone who has spunk is saidto have spirit or
guts.Jeanne showed spunk by standing up to abully 10. Something
that is stark is harshand grim.The bare trees and overcast sky
created astark landscape. 11. To instruct is to command.The general
will instruct his soldiers tomarch. 12. Reading Letters from the
Revolution (p. 262)Word FamiliesKnowing about WordFamilies can
increase yourvocabulary. A prefix or suffixadded to a base word
canchange its meaning. Forexample, unpatriotic andpatriotism have
patriot as abase word but each wordmeans something different. 13.
Text Clues Conclusion It is before the AmericanThe date is
1772.Revolution. Thomas, the cousin in England,One cousin is in
England and is worried about Richard in the other is in Rhode
Island. America.The cousins are discussingrebellion against the
King ofRichard views the rebels asEngland. Richard calls
thecourageous. governor "our leader."Richard views the rebel
Richard will join the Americangovernor with admiration.Revolution.
It takes over 2 months for aLife moved at a slower pace in letter
to get overseas.the 18th Century. 14. Reading Sleds on Boston
Common (p. 264)GenreHistorical Fiction tells a storyin which
fictional characterstake part in actual historicalevents with real
people fromthe past.Read to Find OutWhat was it like to be a
childin Boston at the time of theRevolutionary War? 15. common: a
plot of land or apark that owned or used by thepublic. 16. ruts:
grooves made in theground by wheels or muchwear. 17. barracks:
buildings or sets ofbuildings for housing militarypersonnel. 18.
bayonets: large knives that canbe attached to the muzzles ofrifles
for use in handtohandcombat. 19. Text Clues ConclulsionsThe British
closed BostonFood and other necessitiesharbor times are hard for
the couldnt come into Boston.people of Boston.People lost their
jobs.Henrys father told his children The children would be moreto
"look sharp but dont lookalert as they walk among thelike youre
looking" when they barracks they want to help thewent to the
Common.patriots.General Gage knows his own The fact that General
Gagechildren would like to gohas children of his own
willsledding.influence his decision.Henry says he would never The
fact that Henry is on hisforget the first time he came own sled is
what makes thisdown the hill on a sled of his day exciting.own. If
the fighting spreads toHenry says, "Our new country Boston,
citizens may suffer fromwas at war,..."more losses. They may also
be in danger for their lives. 20. TechniqueRepetition 21. Think and
Compare Answer questions 15 on page283. Write the questions in
yournotebook and answer themusing COMPLETE sentences. 22. Reading
HomeworkUse your Conclusions Chart tohelp you summarize Sleds
onBoston Common in your ownwords. 23. Math Power PracticeDO
NOW:Complete theMultiplicationRecord Sheet. 24. Math Divide by a
OneDigit Divisor (p. 149) ESSENTIAL QUESTION What strategies can be
used to divide whole numbers?fact family: a group of relatedfacts
that use the same numbers. 25. unknown: a missing value in
anequation.variable: a letter to represent theunknown number. 26.
Math Hands On Division Models (p. 163) ESSENTIAL QUESTION What
strategies can be used to divide whole numbers?dividend 36 3divisor
3 36 27. Math HomeworkFind 71 6 using baseten blocks.Use your
notebook and color inthe model cubes.Find 42 3 using baseten
blocks.Use your notebook and color inthe model cubes. 28. Spelling
Pretest 1. video11. fluid 2. poet 12. rodeo 3. riot 13. cruel 4.
piano14. genuine 5. diary15. casual 6. radio16. trial 7. ideas17.
fuel 8. ruin 18. meteor 9. diet 19. diameter 10. patriot 20.
meander 29. Spelling Word SortsClass Work Spelling PracticeBook,
page 73 Begin definingwords using adictionary.Homework Spelling
words in ABC order, ten timeseach. 30. Writing Thanksgiving
StoriesClass Work What are youmost thankfulfor? Write three ormore
things youand your familyare thankful for. Write neatly anduse
correctpunctuation. 31. Homework Summary for Thursday November 8,
2012ReadingUse your Conclusions Chart to help you summarize Sleds
on BostonCommon in your own words.Math1. Find 71 6 using baseten
blocks. Use your notebook and color in the model cubes.2. Find 42 3
using baseten blocks. Use your notebook and color in the model
cubes.SpellingSpelling words ABC order ten times eachReligionStudy
for exam tomorrow 32. Range: Mode:7Median: Mean:Reward10 Pizza
Party89 Wheel of Fun7 BrainPOP6 Silent Reading45 Silent Snack23
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