The students brainstormed "ough" work that say "ah" such as brought and thought. The students chose three words to write three times and wrote the date once.
MATH
We practiced our Music Festival poems and then worked on finishing up page 270. Many students had time to work on some extra sheets of multiplication questions as well.
SCIENCE
The students had seven minutes to write down solids, liquids, and gases that could be found in the classroom. Then the class did a tour of the school, and a quick jaunt outside, and added a few more items to their charts. The students concluded that solids were the most common form of matter and gases the least common.
SHOW & SHARE
The current theme is jokes, riddles, and magic tricks. Here are a few funnies from today.
1. What is the difference between your teacher and a train?
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by dok1 from Flickr2. Is a hammer useful in Math class?
3. What will Mom say if you get a bruise on your banana?
4. Why wouldn't the bike move?
Answers:
1. Your teacher says, "Spit out your gum" but a train says "Chew, chew, chew!"
2. No, you need a mulit"plier".
3. Be quiet and eat around it.
4. It was too "tire"d.
Have a great weekend!
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