Name: ______#____
Monday Math Morning Work Week #7
1. Round to the nearest 10. Show your thinking on a number line
247
/ A. / 50/ B. / 200
/ C. / 250
/ D. / 300
2. Kyle had 75 paintings in his art collection. He donated 23 to an art museum. Which of the following could be used to estimate the number of paintings that Kyle had left in his collection?Round each number to the nearest 10. Show your work below.
/ A. / 80 - 20/ B. / 80 - 30
/ C. / 70 - 30
/ D. / 70 - 20
Monday ELA Morning Work Week #7
3. Many Native Americans once lived in the northeastern part of the country. They used beads for money. The beads were made of seashells. The beads were called wampum. The natives had wampum before the Europeans arrived. The Europeans quickly learned that the natives liked beads. They traded beads for animal fur. The natives also used wampum for decoration.
Whendid Native Americans first use beads for money?
/ B. / the northeastern part of the country
/ C. / because the beads were made of seashells
/ D. / learned that the natives liked beads
4. Aaron’s birthday is coming up on december 25th.
What word needs to be capitalized?
/ B. / december
/ C. / up
/ D. / birthday
*Explain your reasoning as to why this word needs to be capitalized.
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Tuesday Math Morning Work #7
1. Round to the nearest 100. Show your thinking on a number line
556
/ A. / 500/ B. / 560
/ C. / 600
/ D. / 400
Use estimation to solve these problems. Round to the nearest 10 and solve.
Tuesday ELA Morning Work #7
4. Which choice answers awhoquestion?
/ A. / because he was the leader/ B. / since he was elected
/ C. / the Oval Office
/ D. / the president
5. Wolves, coyotes, and some other wild animals kill livestock like cows and sheep. Some animals carry diseases. They cause trouble for people. Some states pay hunters to get rid of these unwanted animals. The pay is called a "bounty." At one time it was common for hunters to collect bounties. It's not as common now. However, some states still allow it. The states have strict laws about killing animals. Hunters must obey the laws.
Whydo hunters get bounties? Underline your text evidence in the passage.
/ A. / during the winter/ B. / in the forest
/ C. / because they kill unwanted animals
/ D. / wolves, coyotes, wild animals
Wednesday Math Morning Work #7
- Solve using any strategy. Remember mental math (# line). Show your work.
715
-276
- Amber had 56bottles of nail polish. She gave 22 to her friend Aubree. How many bottles of nail polish did Amber have left? Use any strategy to solve.
Wednesday ELA Morning Work #7
Jessie and Pat Barman were surprised early Saturday morning. They looked outside and saw an alligator swimming in their pool. They called the Humane Society. It sent people to catch the alligator. The workers caught the alligator quickly. They moved it to a swamp outside of town.
This is not the first time this has happened. Hundreds of alligators are taken from pools each year in Florida. In most cases, no alligators or people get hurt. People should not try to catch wild animals by themselves. They should call an expert to do it for them. That is the best way to stay safe.
3.Which of these best summarizes the passage?
/ A. / A couple in Florida found an alligator in their pool. The Humane Society took the alligator away./ B. / The Humane Society took an alligator from a pool. It wants to find a home for the alligator.
/ C. / An alligator was found in a backyard pool in Florida. This happens hundreds of times each year.
/ D. / Alligators can be very large and very dangerous. They like to go swimming in backyard pools.
ThursdayMath Morning Work #7
1. Estimate to the nearest hundred, then subtract:800 - 680/ A. / about 100
/ B. / about 150
/ C. / about 900
/ D. / about 1 60
2. Solve using any strategy.
584
-477
Thursday ELA Morning Work #7
Passage 1
John Glenn
John Glenn was a famous astronaut. That means he travelled in space. He was born in the year 1921. He is best known for having been the first American to orbit the earth. Glenn received many awards for his work. One was called the Congressional Space Medal of Honor. Later in his life, he became a U.S. senator. He served in the Senate for 25 years. In 1998, he became the oldest person to fly in space. At the age of 77, he flew on a space shuttle mission.
Passage 2
Amelia Earhart
Amelia Earhart was a pilot who took many risks. She was the first woman to fly alone across the Atlantic. She set many other records, too. Earhart was the first woman to receive a special flying award. It was the U.S. Distinguished Flying Cross. She also wrote books about being a pilot. In 1937, she tried to fly around the world without stopping. But she did not make it. People still don't know what happened to her. Earhart is remembered for being a brave and great flyer. She has inspired many women to become pilots and to achieve great things.
*Cite your evidence in the text or explain in words below.
3. Based on the passages, Glenn and Earhart are similar because they both
/ A. / flew in a space shuttle./ B. / flew solo over the Atlantic.
/ C. / received a special award.
/ D. / wrote books about flying.