Name: ______#____
Monday Math Morning Work Week #10
1. Draw a shape with a perimeter of 20 units.
2. Write a story problem that involves 5 groups of 6 = ? Draw a picture to go with it.
Story: / Picture:Monday ELA Morning Work Week #10
Alaska became the 49th state in the United States on January 3, 1959. It is the largest state in the country. The state is known for its tall mountains. It is home to the tallest mountain in North America. This mountain is called Mount McKinley. It is 20,230 feet tall. Mount McKinley is also called Denali. Denali means "The Great One." Many people visit Alaska to see the mountains and the glaciers. Glaciers are huge blocks of ice that have formed over many years. They are made of snow that has frozen solid. Alaska has about 100,000 glaciers.
4. This passage is mainly about…Underline you evidence.
/ B. / mountains.
/ C. / Alaska.
/ D. / glaciers.
5. Choose the correct spelling:
a. unaform
b. uniform
c. youniform
d. unifirm
Tuesday Math Morning Work #10
1. Fill in the missing number.
16 = _____ rows of 4
Prove that your answer is correct using the box below.
2. 837 3. 747
+ 838 - 539
Tuesday ELA Morning Work #10
Many children from ages six to eleven are overweight. Some people think this is because the world is not healthy. Children are surrounded by foods that are high in fat and sugar. Many schools have soft drinks and snack machines. Neighborhoods are filled with fast food places. Homes are full of junk food. Few children stay away from foods that are bad for them. They do not live healthy lives.
3. Which would be the best title for this passage?
/ B. / Parents Let Their Children Eat Unhealthy Foods
/ C. / Overweight Children Live in Unhealthy World
/ D. / Neighborhoods Have Many Fast Food Restaurants
4. Define the word utter______
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Use the word utter in a sentence.______
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Wednesday Math Morning Work #101. Amber says that 5 sets of 3 = 20. Is she correct? ______
Use what you have learned about multiplication and division to support your answer.
2. 378 3. 471
+ 476 - 319
Wednesday ELA Morning Work #10
Emperor penguins are special birds. They are found in Antarctica where the weather is very cold. They spend most of their life in the water. Their bodies are perfect for living in the cold waters. They have a thick layer of skin called blubber. Their extra feathers also help keep them warm. These penguins even have shiny waterproof feathers to keep their skin dry.
4. What is the main idea of the paragraph? Underline your eveidence.
/ B. / Emperor penguins' bodies are perfect for living in cold waters.
/ C. / Emperor penguins' extra feathers keep them warm in the cold.
/ D. / Emperor penguins are the largest of all the kinds of penguins.
Thursday Math Morning Work #10
1. Anna has 20 pieces of gum. She wants to give them to four of her friends. She wants to give them each an equal amount. How many pieces of gum would each friend receive?
Part A: In the box below, draw a model to solve the problem.
Part B: Show a way to compute how many pieces of gum each friend will receive.
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Thursday ELA Morning Work #10
2. Directions: Circle the correct highlighted sentence in the piece.
Which sentencebestsupports the idea that school years were shorter in the past?
Old School Days
American schools are different now than they used to be. In the 1800s, classrooms had few supplies.Students and teachers did not have money to buy school supplies.Students instead carried and wrote on tiny chalkboards, called slates.Teachers also taught and tested students by reading aloud.
School years lasted a short time. Some schools in farming towns were only open a few months a year.Many students worked on farms for the rest of the year.
Schools were also too small to divide students by grade. One-room schools were common.Teachers at these schools worked with students of all ages at the same time.
Over the years, schools have gained more supplies, longer schedules, and more classrooms.