Week 26 · Day 2 Practice Pages
Practice page · Week 26, Day 2
Mathematics
I can measure mass in kilograms and choose grams or kilograms.
Look: kilograms
- Heavy things are measured in kilograms.
- A full 1-liter bottle of water is about 1 kilogram.
- Light things like a pencil use grams.
Circle the better unit.
- 1.
a bike
○ grams○ kilograms - 2.
a feather
○ grams○ kilograms - 3.
a watermelon
○ grams○ kilograms - 4.
a coin
○ grams○ kilograms
Solve.
- 5.
Measure 2 heavy objects at home to the nearest kilogram. Write them here.
- 6.
Fatima's backpack has a mass of 7 kilograms. Her brother's backpack is 3 kilograms. How many more kilograms is Fatima's backpack?
- 7.
A goat has a mass of 32 kilograms. A lamb has a mass of 15 kilograms. What is their total mass?
Challenge: Name something at home that is about 1 kilogram.
Materials: a bathroom or kitchen scale
Practice page · Week 26, Day 2
English Language Arts
I can explain what nonliteral sayings really mean.
Look: Literal or real?
- Literal means exactly what the words say.
- Some sayings mean something different from their words. They are nonliteral.
- Use the sentence around it to find the real meaning.
Circle the real meaning.
- 1.
Jada was on cloud nine after she won the race.
○ very happy○ up in the sky - 2.
Max was in hot water for breaking the vase.
○ in trouble○ in a bath - 3.
Grandpa visits the beach once in a blue moon.
○ every night○ very rarely - 4.
Zip your lip during the movie.
○ stop talking○ close your coat
Draw and write.
- 5.
Draw the literal picture of 'on cloud nine.'
- 6.
Use 'in hot water' in a sentence that shows its real meaning.
- 7.
Write the -ture word: a strange animal is a ____.
- 8.
Write the -ture word: the way you sign your own name is your ____.
Challenge: Which saying means almost the same as 'very rarely'?
Practice page · Week 26, Day 2
Science
I can explain how plant parts help plants survive in different climates.
Waxy Coating Test. Predict, then check at 20 minutes and at bedtime.
| Towel | After 20 minutes | At bedtime |
|---|---|---|
- 1.
My prediction: which towel will dry first?
- 2.
Which towel dried faster?
- 3.
How is the wax paper like a cactus?
Write the climate each plant part helps with.
Word bank: hot, dry · cold · wet (rainforest)
- 4.
A cactus stores water in its thick stem.
- 5.
Pine needles are thin with a waxy coat.
- 6.
Big leaves with pointed drip tips
Challenge: A cactus's spines are special leaves. Name one way they help it.
Materials: two paper towels · wax paper · a cup of water
Practice page · Week 26, Day 2
Social Studies
I can tell how supply and demand change prices.
Sort each scenario on your four-box chart. Then predict the price.
| Low demand | High demand | |
|---|---|---|
- 1.
Hot cocoa at the park on a snowy day. Price might go:
○ up○ down - 2.
Sunscreen at the beach store in winter. Price might go:
○ up○ down - 3.
Valentine cards on February 15. Price might go:
○ up○ down - 4.
The last few tickets to a show everyone wants to see. Price might go:
○ up○ down - 5.
Tomatoes at a farm stand in late summer, when there are lots of them. Price might go:
○ up○ down
Answer the questions.
- 6.
What is supply?
- 7.
What is demand?
Challenge: What is profit?
Materials: chart paper