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In reading, we are reviewing many of the skills and strategies we have learned throughout the last six weeks. A few concepts we will review are reading a diagram, alliteration, rhyme, and the spelling and vocabulary words we have learned throughout our discussions on Nature's Delicate Balance.
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In math, we will continue our unit on multiplication and division. We will test over one digit by two digit multiplication and estimation on Tuesday. Then, we will begin two digit by three digit multiplication. |
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Food Chain Games
We are still working on our ecosystems unit. There will be a vocabulary quiz this Friday over the last nine words in the unit. The students have these words written in their vocabulary flip books. |
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The focus of this unit is the settlement of the thirteen British colonies in North America and how they were similar and different regarding geographic setting, and social, political and economic traits. We will study how the physical geography of New England, the Mid-Atlantic, and Southern colonies influenced and shaped the way the colonists lived and worked. We will also find out how large landowners, farmers, artisans, women, indentured servants, slaves, and Native Americans each played a role in the development of the colonies.
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