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• May 5 - May 9, 2008

-5th Grade
Fifth graders - Fifth graders will continue with short oral reports, as they share the learning on their state report displays. We will also continue with our study of the New England colonies. There will be a test on chapter 5 next Tuesday (5B) and Wednesday (5W) 5/13, 5/14.

-6th Grade
Sixth graders  -  Sixth graders will continue their inquiry into life in ancient Greece with discussion of lesson #1 on geography and lesson #2 on Beliefs and Customs.

• Tuesday

-5th Grade
Blue, in class: Present oral reports on state displays.  Read, discuss, and review answers to questions for pp. 174-179.

Homework: Do Writing Activity in Lesson Review on p. 179. Test on chapter 5 next Tuesday.

-6th Grade
White, in class: Play rehearsal, no class meeting.

Homework: Quiz on pp. 354-359 on Thursday.

• Wednesday

-5th Grade
White, in class: Present oral reports on state displays.  Read, discuss, and review answers to questions for pp. 174-179.

Homework: Do Writing Activity in Lesson Review on p. 179. Test on chapter 5 next Wednesday.

-6th Grade
Blue, in class: Quiz followed by read and discuss pp. 360-365.

Homework: Do #7, p. 365.

• Thursday

-5th Grade
Blue, in class: Watch Witchcraft video on Salem Massachusetts. Review for Chapter 5 test.

Homework: Study for chapter 5 test.

-6th Grade
White, in class: Read and discuss pp. 360-365.

Homework: Do #7, p. 365.

• Friday

-5th Grade
White, in class: Watch Witchcraft video on Salem Massachusetts. Review for Chapter 5 test.

Homework: Study for chapter 5 test.

-6th Grade

Blue, in class: Play rehearsal, no class meeting.

Homework: See Wednesday's assignment.

• Special Notes and Comments

-5th Grade: Don't let down during the final quarter. Do your Best!

-6th Grade :  Stay focused!. There is still plenty of work to go along with the end of the year fun for the sixth graders.