Tuesday, May 5, 2020

Wednesday, May 6


 Math  
(NBT. 5) 3-digit by 2-digit multiplication Learning Target: I can multiply 3-digit by 2-digit numbers. 

Here are the answers to yesterday’s classwork: 
2,171 
2,829 
1,416 
3,795 
6,480 

If you would like to see yesterday’s problems worked out, click on the video link. Math Video 

Today’s Classwork 

Use your math journal or a sheet of paper to answer today’s classwork.  Review the MathAntics videos from yesterday before you begin the classwork.  

  1. There are 366 dimples on a golf ball. How many dimples are on 27 golf balls? 

  1. The company took 59 employees to a management conference across the country. Each round-trip plane ticket cost $799. What was the total amount needed to take the employees to the conference? 

  1. A popular rock band has scheduled 29 cities for the upcoming tour. Their goal is to sell 350 tickets for each show. How many tickets in all need to be sold for them to meet that goal? 

  1. Multiply 532 x 43 

  1. Multiply 621 x 14 

Social Studies- Log into Clever. Go to Studies Weekly. Click on the last newspaper (purple 5th grade). Go to week 29.  
Read Reagan and Gorbachev and answer the 3 questions under the article. 
  
  1. Reading- Please read the document attached: Reading Assignment Doc: RL7 Non Editable.docx 
  1. Work through the RL7 PowerPoint at your own pace. The assessment is due IN THREE DAYS 
  1. Continue to submit your reading strategies each day through the Google form: Stamina Reading Log Form 


Writing- View: PowerPoint Slide 11 AND watch the video on the slide (Copy and Paste) Download Memoir #2      
                          Revise your writing: Pay close attention to your commas. (Standard 5L2) 
                                                    -Separate items in series: Can I have milk, cookies, cake and pizza for my party? 
                                                                 - Introductory: One cold morning, I made hot cocoa.  
                                                                 -Yes/No: No, I do not like snakes! 
                                                                 - Direct Address: Is that you, Steve? 
*** Highlight commas in yellow to show us your knowledge of commas in your paper. (grade) 



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