Thursday, 1/17 HW

ELA

• Study for spelling and Spelling contract due
• read 15

Math

• Review glossaries and complete part of the Study Guides:
• Pink:  Complete numbers 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 10, 11, 12, 13
• Green:  complete numbers 2-10 

*some of the kids have taken a long time to draw the polygons - math homework should not take longer than 20 minutes.

Math Updates:

I forgot to add the photos from this week:

Today we finalized all words in our glossaries and completed our attribute charts (for the second time).  

Geometry Mini-Glossary:  Draw and define each term

figure	definition	illustration
obtuse angle	An angle greater than 90 degrees and less than 180 degrees *Obese (big) angle
acute angle	An angle less than 90 degrees *A cute little angle
right angle	An angle that is exactly 90 degrees *an L or the corner of a piece of paper
polygon	A closed (all sides connected), plane (flat) figure, with straight lines (no curves or crossed lines.)
hexagon	A six-sided polygon *hex and six both have an X!
pentagon	A five-sided polygon
triangle	A three-sided polygon *tricycle, tripod

figure	definition	illustration
octagon	An eight-sided polygon *octopus has 8 legs
quadrilateral	A four-sided polygon
Square	A quadrilateral with two sets of parallel lines, all sides make right angles and all sides are the same length.
Rhombus	A quadrilateral with two sets of parallel lines and all sides are the same length.
Trapezoid	A quadrilateral with one set of parallel lines
Parallelogram	A quadrilateral with two sets of parallel lines
Rectangle	A quadrilateral with two sets of parallel lines, opposite sides are the same length, and all sides make right angles.
“Funky” quadrilateral	A quadrilateral with no parallel lines. *kite,