How to Eat Fried Worms Final Project

Today we finished our final projects for How to Eat Fried Worms, by Thomas Rockwell. Our final projects were illustrations of all 15 worms that Billy had to eat. I looked back in my book and took notes for each worm so that I could then just focus on my illustrations. If you had to eat a worm, how would you like it cooked?

Area Bingo

This is the area bingo board, a bingo is 4 in a row.

Today during math class we did area bingo,
do you like area bingo?

Area Bingo rules are:

Choose one of the 4 bingo boards on page 55 and write your name beside tat board (your partner needs one to)
and draw the dots and find the area and write
your symbol in the box containing that area.
the first one to get a bingo wins
( of four not five )







draw on the outside!

these cards tell you where to put the dots.

Lit. 1

As you see everyone is very focused

The class today is learning about comments in literacy 1 at 10 o' clock in the morning. The kids are learning to do polite comments from a spelling story. Eli says we should try really focusing on the comments not just writing the story was "Good."

How do  you think you can improve your comments you give?

Ellis Island

In Lit. 1 we have been reading about immigrants to America. Many of the pictures in our book have smiling faces as they leave their homes to come to America. In the video many of the photos show immigrants who are not smiling.
1- What emotions do you think these immigrants are feeling? Why?

Natasha's Reading Group

We are answering questions about the chapter that we read of Bud Not Buddy on Schoology

Charlie Reading Bud Not Buddy

Bud Not Buddy, We are reading this as a class

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 Today in Natasha's reading group we were reading Bud Not Buddy as a class. We read chapter 12 and answered questions about it on Schoology.

math class

Anna and Mateo work hard together

this group of boys sure look like  they are working hard together

This what we worked on today in math

today in math we worked on using protractors and finding perpendicular and parallel lines. perpendicular is when 2 lines intercept like a t and parallel lines are when 2 lines never touch. Where can you find parallel or perpendicular lines outside of school?     

finishing up work in Elis class

finishing up work there is a lot that needs to be done like handwriting, spelling story, spelling comment, spelling sort, and finishing up cubes, fantasy football, reading bingo and math sheets and test. In handwriting you have to trace the words and write it again under it and then you trace and spell different words and letters

Fantasy Football Week 5 Quiz!

Matteo C. works hard on his Fantasy Football Quiz!

Josie uses a divider to keep her work private while she shares a desk with Mateo S.

The line-up for this week starred some players that you may recognize!

Today we took our Week 5 Fantasy Football Quiz. This year we chose our teams based on the players stats from last year. We also had a salary cap of $150,000 to create out team. Eli's quiz was pretty easy. I had to use a lot of division and know my multiplication facts as well. Then at the end I took my time adding to make sure I didn't make a silly mistake. Some of my friends like to use a table to find the score for the quarterbacks, but the running backs and wide receivers are just divide by 10!

Home connection 23

Maggie working on her home connection

Alexa at work

Aidan with a calculator

EVERYBODY went to a math group. in Eli's math group, we studied the parts of a circle. The circumference is the outside of a circle. What did you do in math class?

spelling stories and sorts

Tara's spelling story

Alex and Ellis doing a story

Maggie writing her story

Melanie and her words

Everybody wrote a story. What is your story about?