Maple Avenue Elementary

Friday,June 5th

  Courage Proverb for Thursday:

Everyone has talent. What's rare is the courage to follow it to the dark place where it leads...Erica Jong

Mistakes ALLOWS THINKING TO HAPPEN

(45 minutes)

End of the Year Review

Order of Operation

Learning 

-I can solve order of operation problems with exponents 

-I can write and solve simple expressions

P-(parenthesis) [brackets] then {braces}

"E - exponents"

M-multiply    

D- divideMultiply OR divide from left to right, whichever comes first               A-add             
S-subtractAdd OR Subtract from left to right, whichever comes first

*****Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally*****

Today, you will solve order of operation problems that may contain exponents. You will continue to follow the order of operation with one more order, exponents. See the added operation above (PEMDAS) 

 Example: 5^{3 (5 cubed) = 5x5x5 =125}

                                         5^{2 (5 squared) = 5x5 =25}

1. Sign-in to MobyMax where you should find assigned lessons.  You will need to solve these problems on paper frist. Please take your time and read carefully. 

2. Practice your MobyMax Fact Fluency!

ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS (ELA)

Reading/Writing (45-60 minutes)

 Click the blue links for access activities/links

***Remember -When using on line Jouneys' materials, you can type in the page number you want at the top of the screen and click "the arrow".

•  Continue to work on your Book Project Choice (Book Project Choices) using the story that you selected from Unit 5. Here are the story page numbers and the link to the ebook if you need it (e-book). Your project is due TODAY(June 6Th).  When you are finished you can take a picture and send it to me via Remind OR you can email it to me as an attachment to mhunter@nfschools.net.  I cannot wait to see what you create! 

  • Tucket’s Travels - Historical Fiction p. 634
  • The Birchbark House - Historical Fiction p. 668
  • Vaqueros: America’s First Cowboys – Informational Text p. 696
  • Rachel’s Journal: The Story of a Pioneer Girl – Historical Fiction p. 724
  • Lewis and Clark- Narrative Nonfiction p. 752

  2. Independent Reading- It's June.  Don't forget to keep up with your reading.  You can print and record the minutes you read on this Reading Calendar. 

 It's Music Time 

Click the link The Rhythm Trainer Game