Homework and Teacher PagesThe length of homework assignments in the Upper Elementary division vary from teacher to teacher. Fourth graders can expect about 40 minutes of homework a night, and fifth and sixth graders average approximately 20 minutes per major subject. Students have some study halls during the week at which time they can complete assignments and get extra help. Assigned test days limit the number of tests a student may have each day to two. Samples of nightly homework are posted below.
4th Grade HomeworkFrench (2nd class - finish paragraph)/workbook of clothing and weather! Begin weather books.
Spanish Estudia(Study) para el quiz de- la casa. Handouts and workbook. pages 39-43.
Science Be sure you spend some time thinking about the objects that you would like to put in your body bag. Filled body bags are due May 12th.Talk with you parent about May 12th "Body Day". Ask your parent if they would like to be a judge on that day.
Math Math Boxes 7.5 and Study Link 7.5
Social Studies: HW- State map of Vermont due Friday Spelling: page 99
Language Arts Finish creative writing stories if you did not finish in class; Study for quiz on commas.
5th Grade HomeworkSocial studies Read pages 540-545 in your textbook and take notes.
Science Write a paragraph about Gregor Mendel and what he did. You can use information in your text and the Internet. Go to SciLinks, HSTL 105.
Language Arts/Social Studies We hope to complete The Shakespeare Stealer - Get ready for the test on the book. We will start research and a review of timelines.
Math Finish 284 and 285 in your journal.
French: Script reading - begin to memorize lines - have them memorized by the end of this week!!!
Spanish Leer canción en voz alta y estudiar trabalenguas.
6th Grade HomeworkFrench Review worksheet on vouloir/pouvoirSpanish: Traer un disco limpio con tu nombre. P. 483 Leer en voz alta: El meteorólogo.
Geography Quiz Thursday on PowerPoint requirements.
Reading Vocabulary worksheet: "Power Under the Hood" Due on Wednesday; Enrichment Reading- Book due by April 14th.
Writer’s Workshop Write a one page entry in your writer's notebook. Focus on writing poetry/ new or revision. Poetry Publication Date is Friday!
Math Study Link 7.3 and Math Boxes 7.3.
Science Read Ch. 18, PP. 480 to 485; Build a March Sunrise and Sunset Graph Using 2 spaces between dates and 4 between hours. Left axis should be labeled from midnight to 7 a.m. Right axis should be labeled from noon to 7 p.m.
