December 11th

Good Morning Class!

I am deeply sorry that I am not here again today. Please be on your best behavior and I will see you tomorrow! I hope to hear a good report about how you were today. Please use the code to this Quizizz to answer the questions throughout the day!

Love,
Mrs. Gintert

Please start Science with the Magic School Bus video!

Complete the worksheet as you watch the video. We will go over the answers when you have answered all the questions.

Doyle walked 10.2 miles over the course
of 6 days. He walked the same amount
each day. How many miles did he walk
each day?

Be

the

Teacher

Doyle says he walked 61.2 miles.
Is he correct? Why or why not?

THINK first!
TALK to someone at your table second!

Open Ended

Doyle walked 10.2 miles over the course of 6 days. He walked the same amount each day. How many miles did he walk each day?

Doyle says he walked 61.2 miles. Is he correct? Why or why not?

A relay race covers a distance of 8.4 miles. Each
team member is expected to run 1.2 miles. How
many runners will be needed to cover the
complete distance?

Jake said this is a multiplication question. Is he
correct? Why or why not?

​THINK first! TALK to someone at your table second!

Open Ended

A relay race covers a distance of 8.4 miles. Each team member is expected to run 1.2 miles. How many runners will be needed to cover the complete distance?

Jake said this is a multiplication question. Is he correct? Why or why not?

Conner’s dog weighs 16.2 pounds. Melissa’s dog
weighs 2.5 times as much as Conner’s dog.
What is the combined weight of both dogs?

Conner said this is a multiplication question. Is
he correct? Why or why not?

Be

the

Teacher

​THINK first! TALK to someone at your table second!

Open Ended

Conner’s dog weighs 16.2 pounds. Melissa’s dog weighs 2.5 times as much as Conner’s dog. What is the combined weight of both dogs?

Conner said this is a multiplication question. Is he correct? Why or why not?

Emily is babysitting this summer and she gets paid $8.50 per
hour. Emily babysat 5 hours last week and 6.5 hours this week.
She spends $24.95 on a new shirt. How much money does
Emily have left?

Emily said she needs to do 3 steps to answer this
question. Do you agree or disagree with her? Why or
why not?

​THINK first! TALK to someone at your table second!

Open Ended

Emily is babysitting this summer and she gets paid $8.50 per hour. Emily babysat 5 hours last week and 6.5 hours this week. She spends $24.95 on a new shirt. How much money does Emily have left?

Emily said she needs to do 3 steps to answer this question. Do you agree or disagree with her? Why or why not?

Division Bump!

Grab a partner and play ONE round of
Division Bump!

The state aquarium has 6 identical tanks for different fish
species. They must replace the sand in each tank. If they
have 65.10 pounds of sand, how much sand will be placed
in each tank?

Jalen said this is a division question. Is he correct? Why
or why not?

Be

the

Teacher

​THINK first! TALK to someone at your table second!

Open Ended

The state aquarium has 6 identical tanks for different fish species. They must replace the sand in each tank. If they have 65.10 pounds of sand, how much sand will be placed in each tank?

Jalen said this is a division question. Is he correct? Why or why not?

Poll

How are you feeling right now about dividing decimals?

• Great! I could probably teach the class.

• Good! I am feeling confident.

• Okay. I could use some more practice!

• Not good. I really need more help!

Welcome to
Language

Arts

Day 72

Wednesday, December 11

Review

a

Concept Review

Grade 5 • PWCS Week 15 • HMH M5W2 • Lesson 2

New Concept

Grade 5 • PWCS Week 15 • HMH M5W2 • Lesson 2

Recognize Root Words
Adding –ed and -ing

chatting
carpeted
quizzed

Let’s read together

Decoding

Grade 5 • PWCS Week 15 • HMH M5W2 • Lesson 2

stunned
repeating
clapped

Let’s read together

Decoding

Grade 5 • PWCS Week 15 • HMH M5W2 • Lesson 2

grinned
suffering
winning

Let’s read together

Decoding

Grade 5 • PWCS Week 15 • HMH M5W2 • Lesson 2

I noticed a bear
swimming in the
lake!

Let’s read together

Decoding

Grade 5 • PWCS Week 15 • HMH M5W2 • Lesson 2

The teacher was
laughing as we
petted the dog.

Let’s read together

Decoding

Grade 5 • PWCS Week 15 • HMH M5W2 • Lesson 2

Word Work

Grade 5 • PWCS Week 15 • HMH M5W2 • Lesson 2

Word Sort

Double final consonant + ending

Do nothing + ending

scrubbed

scrub
listen
stun
knit
begin
shrug
suffer
quiz

Lesson 2 Schedule

1 minute

1-2 minutes

6-7 minutes

A Pioneer Sampler

Write each word in your Reading Notebook with a synonym next to it! We will review each word tomorrow.

Open Ended

What vocabulary words from the list are NEW to you? (Words you have never heard of before or you don't know the definition of!)

Open Ended

What vocabulary words from the list have you seen or heard of before?

How can we visualize
what we read?

I can visualize by...

Open Ended

How can we visualize what we read?

I can visualize by...

How do the sensory images help you visualize the scene?

Sensory images help me visualize because...

Circle sensory images in paragraphs 11 and 12

Open Ended

How do the sensory images help you visualize the scene?

Sensory images help me visualize because...

What do you see as you visualize the scene in paragraph 21?

I visualize ...

How does visualizing help you understand and enjoy the
scene?

Visualizing helps me understand by...

Circle sensory images for
sight in paragraphs 21

Open Ended

What do you see as you visualize the scene in paragraph 21?

I visualize...

Open Ended

How does visualizing help you understand and enjoy the scene?

Visualizing helps me understand by...

Transitions are words or phrases that lead readers from
one sentence or paragraph to another, such as:

moreover
similarly
also
however
nevertheless
as a result
first
next

What are some other transition

words you know that would

work for a formal letter?

Open Ended

What are some other transition words you know that would work for a formal letter?

I like your idea about

____________________.

I want to know more about

____________________.

Independent Time

Article of the Week

Due Dec. 13th