ELA: This week we learned about making connections, including Text to Text, Text to World, and Text to Self. We also read a book called Boys in Hope, about the Lost boys who walked over 1,000 miles for refuge from a war with no parents or adults. Then, we wrote a summary on the book
Math: This week we prepared for our test with study guides. On Tuesday, We did stations. One of stations was very entertaining, the subtract a decimal from a hundred We also practice dividing decimals. We also learned a strategy for word problems called read, draw, write. It is to help you on word problems but what we practiced on, multiple step Problems.
Social Studies: This week in social studies we Learned about the age of exploration. We Learned so much about the age of exploration. The age of exploration started when Christopher Columbus wanted to find a new way to get to Asia my going west. So he went to find the new way to Asia and he landed but he never Knew that he landed in America. But later on a guy named Amerigo Vespucci noticed that this wasn't Asia and it was new land! also we learned about a lot of artifacts that they used to help them make these long journeys.
By Jack Biddle
By Chase Loban
Math: This week we prepared for our test with study guides. On Tuesday, We did stations. One of stations was very entertaining, the subtract a decimal from a hundred We also practice dividing decimals. We also learned a strategy for word problems called read, draw, write. It is to help you on word problems but what we practiced on, multiple step Problems.
Social Studies: This week in social studies we Learned about the age of exploration. We Learned so much about the age of exploration. The age of exploration started when Christopher Columbus wanted to find a new way to get to Asia my going west. So he went to find the new way to Asia and he landed but he never Knew that he landed in America. But later on a guy named Amerigo Vespucci noticed that this wasn't Asia and it was new land! also we learned about a lot of artifacts that they used to help them make these long journeys.
By Jack Biddle
By Chase Loban
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