1. WritingJournal:Thisyearisalmostover.Makealistoffive(5)things thatyoudidwellthispastyear.Thenlistfive(5)thingsyouhopeto accomplishnextyear. Brianna JohnnyMitzy JoshuaRoxana JoeyEmma Max NyashiaEric Alan Cincere Ricardo RamonNatalieChristian Jose Gia Adolfo David AndresMassire CameronElizabeth CarlosAngel MatthewLinderBrianCrystal Christopher RyanSualee Alan

2. Pretend that you wake up onemorning during Christmas vacationto discover that the rest of yourfamily left for a trip without you.Write about what happens next. Write neatly, skipping a line, and use loose-leaf (lined) paper. Hand in once you are finished. The work will be graded. 3. Divide. Round to the nearest tenth. Use graph paper.Work will be graded. r inbe numea e!Plac squar1) 3.426.1eac h2) 5.017.4283) 7.282,9654) 80468.001 4. Reading - Sleds on Boston Common (page 265)ComprehensionGenreHistoricalFictiontellsastoryinwhichfictionalcharacterstakepartinactualhistoricaleventswithrealpeoplefromthepast.Read to Find OutWhat was it like to be a child in Boston at thetime of the Revolutionary War? 5. Reading - Sleds on Boston Common (page 265)TextCluesConclusions General Gage knows The fact thathis own children General Gage has would like to go children of his ownsledding.will influence hisdecision. 6. Reading - Sleds on Boston Common (page 265)TextClues ConclusionsHenry says he The fact that would never forgetHenry is on his own the first time he sled is what makescame down the hillthis day exciting. on a sled of his own. 7. Reading - Sleds on Boston Common (page 265)TextCluesConclusionsHenry says, "Our If the fighting new country was at spreads to Boston,war, . . ." citizens may suffer from more losses.They may also be indanger for theirlives. 8. Reading - Sleds on Boston Common (page 265)Comprehension CheckReread the story Sleds on Boston Commonand summarize. Use the information in yourcharts to organize the summary. Use loose-leaf paper and write neatly. Work will begraded. 9. Reading - Sleds on Boston Common (page 265) Reading HomeworkAnswer questions 1-5 on page283. Write the questions andanswer using complete sentences. Use your notebook. 10. Math - Chapter Study Guide (page 142)Do Now:Review vocabulary from the chapter: compatiblenumbers dividend divisor factfamily quotient remainder 11. Math - Chapter Study Guide (page 142)Skills and ApplicationsDivide whole numbers and decimals(pages 104-113, 124-133)Divide - # 5 - 8Divide until there is no remainder - #15 - 20Divide. Round to the nearest tenth - #21-22 12. Math - Chapter Study Guide (page 142) Math HomeworkStudy for exam 13. 1. minus 11. vacant2. loser 12. punish3. humor 13. cavern4. closet14. shiver5. recent15. decent6. student 16. linen7. equal 17. legal8. profile 18. panic9. local 19. smoky10. comet20. tyrant 14. Spelling - Review and ProofreadCircle the misspelled words in this paragraph. Write the wordscorrectly on the lines below. ColinfeltthatGeneralGagewasadesentman,andnotatierantlikeKingGeorge.GeneralGageunderstoodthatastuddentlikeColinenjoyedsleddingonalocallhillduringrecess.GeneralGagedidntevenpunnishColinforbeingsoboldastoaskhimtoremovethetentsfromthehill.EventhoughthecoldwindmadeColinshivver,hewashappythatGeneralGagehadmadeitpossibletogosledding. 15. Spelling - Review and ProofreadWriting ActivityThink about something that you like to do. Has thereever been a time when you couldnt do it and you had toask someones permission to help you? Write aboutwhat happened, or what you thing might happen, in thissituation. Use four spelling words and highlight or circlethem.Write neatly using loose-leaf (lined) paper. Work will begraded. 16. Spelling - Review and Proofread Spelling HomeworkStudy for test tomorrow. 17. Language - Irregular Verbs (page 188)RulesAnirregularverbisaverbthatdoesnotadddoredtoformthepastorthepastparticiple.PresentTense: AnnaandEthanbegintheirdebatetoday.PastTense: TodandDonnabegantheirdebateyesterday.PastParticiple: KendraandKylehavebeguntheirdebatealready. 18. Language - Irregular Verbs (page 188) 19. Language - Irregular Verbs (page 188) 20. Language - Irregular Verbs (page 188)Language Arts Homework Practice book,Page 43 21. Religion Quiz Chapter 8Multiple Choice1. Confirmation deepens the gift of grace we first received at .A. MassB. Baptism Baptism BaptismC. Eucharist2.Tois to apply oil to someone as a sign that God has chosen that person for a special mission. anointA. anoint anointB. blessC. pray3.A sponsor is a Catholic who helps prepare afor Confirmation.A. godparentB. celebrant candidateC. candidate candidate4. There areSacraments of Christian Initiation.A. twelve threeB. three threeC. sevenTrue or False5. The Holy Spirit came upon the first disciples at Pentecost. TRUE6. In Confirmation we become more like Christ and are strengthened to be his witnesses. TRUE7. Laying on of hands and anointing are signs of our sponsors presence. FALSE8. During preparation for Confirmation, candidates learn about the Gift of the Holy Spirit. TRUE9. In Baptism we are freed from sin, become children of God, and are welcomed into the Church. TRUE10.In Baptism we choose a sponsor to help us to grow in faith. FALSE 22. HomeworkSummaryMonday,December19,2011Reading1.Answerquestions15onpage283.2.Writethequestionsandanswerusingcompletesentences.3.Useyournotebook.Math1.StudyfortestSpelling1.StudyfortesttomorrowLanguage1.Practicebook,page43 23. KEYScorePayment03: $10debit745: $5debit6: $07: $2credit8: $3credit9: $4credit 10: $10credit 24. MondayMondayThursday ThursdayTuesdayTuesday Friday Friday Spellingtest Mathtest WednesdayWednesday Saturday SaturdaySunday SundayNOTESNotes 25. Class JobsTeachers Assistant -$15/pay periodTextbook Assistant - $10/pay periodBanker/Cashier - $20/$15Cell Box Carrier - $4/dayLiner Leader - $4/dayCaboose -$3/daySubstitute - $2/daySnacks Leader -$4/dayHomework - $3/checkReminder - $2/dayHonor Roll - $30Math Achievement - $25Language Achievement - $25Citizenship -$20Birthday - $15 26. Attachments imgres