Week 21 · Day 5 Practice Pages
Practice page · Week 21, Day 5
Mathematics
I can get ready for my equivalent fractions check.
Get ready
- Equivalent fractions cover the same length on the wall.
- They land on the same point on a number line.
- A whole number can be written over 1.
Answer each question.
- 1.
1/4 = ?/8
- 2.
6/6 = ?/3
- 3.
2/8 ___ 1/3
○ =○ ≠ - 4.
Draw an area model to show 1/2 = 3/6.
- 5.
5 = ?/1
- 6.
Ben has 2 waffles. Each is cut into fourths. How many fourths does he have?
Challenge: Find all the fractions on your wall equal to 2/3.
Practice page · Week 21, Day 5
English Language Arts
I can get ready for my weekly check on linking words and conclusions.
Get ready: answer each question.
- 1.
Name two linking words you can use inside a paragraph.
- 2.
Name two transitions you can use between paragraphs.
- 3.
Write a call to action that starts with 'Try'.
- 4.
Listen as a grown-up reads your essay aloud. Retell one reason you heard.
Edit and spell.
- 5.
Fix: She bringed two books and reads them yesterday.
- 6.
Add -y: dust → ____
- 7.
Add -y: salt → ____
- 8.
Change y to i and add -er: busy → ____
Challenge: Write a complex sentence about your essay topic using although.
Practice page · Week 21, Day 5
Science
I can get ready by making a family safety plan.
Get ready. Plan for the severe weather most likely where you live.
- 1.
The severe weather most likely here:
- 2.
Where we go to be safe:
- 3.
Two things for our emergency kit:
- 4.
Draw your safety poster.
Engineers help, too. Match each design to what it does. Then circle the design that would help most where you live and write one reason.
Word bank: carries lightning safely into the ground · a wall of earth that holds back floodwater · cover windows to protect them from strong wind
- 5.
Lightning rod
- 6.
Levee
- 7.
Storm shutters
Materials: markers · the safety cards and floor plan from this week
Practice page · Week 21, Day 5
Social Studies
I can get ready to show what I know about rights and responsibilities.
Sort each one. Write right, responsibility or both.
Word bank: right · responsibility · both
- 1.
pay taxes
- 2.
freedom of the press
- 3.
serve on a jury
- 4.
gather peacefully with others
- 5.
vote as an adult
Report on your pledge.
- 6.
Did you do your pledge? What happened?
- 7.
Write a three-line citizen pledge for your family or class.
Challenge: Which right matters most to you? Tell why.
Materials: paper for a citizen pledge