Weekly Work
ELA
Week of May 11-15
Hi 6th graders!
This is your ELA weekly assignment. ELA covers Reading and Written Expression. This week you will use one passage to complete your weekly tasks.
Day 1: Read the passage and annotate it. Do this just like we do in class.
World Wide Web of Hurt.pdf (PDF)
1. Do something to title. (Circle it, put brackets around it)
2. Circle any words you may not know, and then define them.
3. Identify central idea.
4. Identify two pieces of evidence that proves it's the central idea.
Day 2: Answer the multiple choice questions that accompany the passage.
Day 3: Do #6 in RACE. Be sure you use your explanation sentence starters!
Day 4: Do #7 with the same instructions as Day 3.
Also, it would be wonderful if you did IXL. Here are the recommended but not required IXL lessons for this second week.
6th grade Language Arts
W 4
W 5
However NOTHING can replace 20 minutes of independent reading! Read! Read! Read! Go out in the sunshine and read for pleasure! Reading independently is a great way to stay focused!
Have a productive quarantine!
Sincerely,
Ms. Harville and Ms. Price
Week of May 4-8
Hi 6th graders!
This is your ELA weekly assignment. ELA covers Reading and Written Expression. This week you will use one passage to complete your weekly tasks.
Day 1: Read the passage and annotate it. Do this just like we do in class.
jack-and-the-beanstalk_student[21041].pdf (PDF)
1. Do something to title. (Circle it, put brackets around it)
2. Circle any words you may not know, and then define them.
3. Identify central idea.
4. Identify two pieces of evidence that proves it's the central idea.
Day 2: Answer the multiple choice questions that accompany the passage.
Day 3: Do #5 and #1 in RACE. Be sure you use your explanation sentence starters!
Day 4: Do #2-4 with the same instructions as Day 3.
Day 5: Write a plot development line to follow your story. (Exposition, Rising Action (3), Falling Action(3), Resolution)
Also, it would be wonderful if you did IXL. Here are the recommended but not required IXL lessons for this second week.
6th grade Language Arts
W 4
W 5
However NOTHING can replace 20 minutes of independent reading! Read! Read! Read! Go out in the sunshine and read for pleasure! Reading independently is a great way to stay focused!
Have a productive quarantine!
Sincerely,
Ms. Harville and Ms. Price
Math
Week of May 11-15
IXL: R8
D1-3, 5,6
FF3
Y15
May 18-19
IXL: M1-9
Continue to work on Recommendations over the summer to be off to a
good start next year! Have a great summer!!
Week of May 4-8
May 4th-May 8th
Y.10 Properties of multiplication
Y.11 Multiply using the distributive property
Y.12 Factor using the distributive property
Z.6 Solve one-step equations with whole numbers
Z.7 Solve one-step equations with decimals, fractions, and mixed numbers
AA.1 Solutions to inequalities
AA.2 Graph inequalities on number lines
AA.3 Write inequalities from number lines
AA.4 Solve one-step inequalities
AA.5 Graph solutions to one-step inequalities
AA• New! One-step inequalities: word problems
