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TTW- the teacher will..

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Math Frameworks:

 

1d. Explain two or more methods of dividing four-digit dividends by one- and two-digit

divisors, with and without remainders, and justify the processes. (DOK 2)

1l. Model factors and multiples of whole numbers. (DOK 1)

3b. Identify and analyze the relationships between and among points, lines, line

segments, angles, and rays. (DOK 2)

a. Analyze and describe the similarities and differences between and among two and

three-dimensional geometric shapes, figures, and models using

mathematical language. (DOK 2) 

Social Studies Frameworks

Develop an understanding of the state in relationship to the expanding horizon theme.

a.Describe the history of people who first lived in Mississippi. (Dok 2,3,4)

Science Frameworks

3. Analyze the characteristics, structures, life cycles, and environmentsof organisms.

2d. Explore the four requirements necessary for photosynthesis.(DOK 2)

2e. Compare and contrast flowering and non-flowering plants.(DOK3)


Students know how plants and animals interact with one another in an ecosystem, that animals are dependent on plants for survival, that living things are different, but share similar structures.

students are able to describe patterns of functions and structure in living things, know that all living things must compete for Earth's limited resources.

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Monday, November 9

Math

Bellwork: Notes for Geometry

Classwork: 

Pg. 196-197 Lesson 9.1 Points, Lines, and Planes   

Pg. 198-199 Lesson 9.2 Line Segments, Rays, and Angles 

Homework: 8.9/8.10 (do even)

Science

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Social Studies (social studies vocabulary)

Classwork:

Draw regions of Mississippi (Mrs. Ashby only)

TSW read chapter 3 lesson 1 and 2 Early People of Mississippi pg. 58-61, American Indians of Mississippi pg. 64-67
 
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Tuesday, November 10

Math

Bellwork:

Classwork:

Pg. 200-201 Lesson 9.3 Measuring Angles

Pg. 202-203 Lesson 9.4 Ploygons
 
Topic 8 Test (afternoon)

Homework:

Science

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Social Studies

Classwork: Assign Mississippi Saltdough Maps

Chapter 3.3 The Chickasaw and the Choctaw pg. 68
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Wednesday, November 11

Math            Fieldtrip to Landrums

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Science

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Social Studies

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Thursday, November 12

Math           

Bellwork:

Classwork:

Pg. 204-205 Lesson 9.5 Triangles

Pg. 206-207 Lesson 9.6 Quadrilaterals

Homework:

Science

Classwork:TTW review for science test 

demonstrating how water is transported through plant stems

Homework:

Social Studies

Classwork:

Classwork: Chapter 4.1 The Arrival of Europeans pg. 80 

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Friday, November 13

Math           

Bellwork:

Classwork: Topic 1 Performance Assessment

Round to the Nearest ...

Homework:

Science

Classwork:Animal Match Up

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Social Studies

Classwork: Chapter 3 Review pg. 76

Weekly Reader

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Chapter 4.2 Life in the French Colony pg. 88

 

Chapter 4.3 New Flags Fly Over Mississippi pg. 96

Chapter 4 Review pg. 100

Test Chapter 3 and 4

 

TSW complete an open-response question Plant Life Cycle

 

Classwork:Open Response "Plant Parts"