Week 25 · Day 2 Practice Pages
Practice page · Week 25, Day 2
Mathematics
I can find elapsed time within one hour.
Look: 3:10 to 3:45
- Jump from 3:10 to 3:30: 20 minutes.
- Jump from 3:30 to 3:45: 15 minutes.
- Add the jumps: 20 + 15 = 35 minutes.
Use an open number line. How long does each one take?
- 1.
Kai draws from 2:10 to 2:45.
- 2.
Sofia practices her flute from 5:05 to 5:32.
- 3.
Wen plays a board game from 9:20 to 9:58.
- 4.
Dara rakes leaves from 11:15 to 11:40.
Solve.
- 5.
A video starts at 1:25 and ends at 1:50. How long is it?
- 6.
Ines bakes muffins from 8:05 to 8:29. How long do they bake?
Challenge: Which takes longer: 4:10 to 4:40 or 6:25 to 6:50?
Practice page · Week 25, Day 2
English Language Arts
I can compare details, steps and causes in two texts.
Look: Compare details
- Find the same detail in both texts.
- Mark it Match, Different or Only in one text.
- Look for cause-and-effect words like because and so.
Two Texts About Sea Turtles
Text A, Sea Turtle Nests: A mother sea turtle crawls onto a beach at night. She digs a hole with her back flippers and lays about 100 eggs. She covers them with sand and swims away. About two months later, the babies hatch and race to the sea. Text B, Lights and Little Turtles: Baby sea turtles hatch after about 45 to 70 days. They crawl toward the brightest light, which is usually the sky over the ocean. Because lights from buildings can confuse them, some beach towns turn off outdoor lights during nesting season.
Fill in the chart.
| Detail | Text A | Text B | Match? |
|---|---|---|---|
- 1.
How long until the eggs hatch, in each text?
- 2.
Do these mostly match? Explain.
- 3.
Number the steps in Text A: hatch, dig a hole, lay eggs, cover with sand.
- 4.
Why do some beach towns turn off their lights?
- 5.
Name one detail that is only in Text A.
Sort by the sound -sion makes.
- 6.
/zhun/ as in vision: television, mansion, division. Which one does NOT say /zhun/?
- 7.
Circle the -sion word: motion, version, station
○ motion○ version○ station
Challenge: Which text would help you most if you lived near a beach? Why?
Practice page · Week 25, Day 2
Science
I can explain air pressure and the weather it brings.
Card demo. Record what happened when you let go of the card.
- 1.
What happened to the card?
- 2.
Why?
- 3.
What tool measures air pressure?
○ thermometer○ barometer○ rain gauge
Pressure Detective. Check today's pressure with an adult. Then predict.
- 4.
High pressure usually brings ____.
○ clear skies and calm weather○ clouds and rain - 5.
Low pressure usually brings ____.
○ clear skies and calm weather○ clouds, wind and rain or snow - 6.
Today the pressure is rising, falling or steady:
- 7.
My prediction and my clue:
Materials: a cup filled to the brim with water · an index card · a sink or tub · a weather app or website
Practice page · Week 25, Day 2
Social Studies
I can tell what consumers are and how they make smart choices.
Compare the two boxes of crayons.
- 1.
Box A has 24 crayons for $3. Box B has 48 crayons for $3. Which is the better buy?
- 2.
What else should a smart consumer check besides price?
List five things you consumed today. Write good or service for each.
| What I consumed | Good or service |
|---|---|
- 3.
Write one good you used today.
- 4.
Write one service you used today.
- 5.
What is a consumer?
- 6.
Find a sale or coupon in a flyer. How does it try to change what people buy?
Challenge: How do producers and consumers depend on each other?
Materials: two similar items or a store flyer