Week 4 · Day 5 Practice Pages
Practice page · Week 4, Day 5
Mathematics
I can get ready for my weekly check on equal groups and arrays.
Look: four ways to show 3 × 5
- 3 groups of 5.
- 5 + 5 + 5.
- An array with 3 rows of 5. All show 3 × 5 = 15.
Get ready: mixed review.
- 1.
Draw 2 groups of 7. How many in all?
- 2.
Write 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 as a multiplication sentence.
- 3.
Draw an array with 2 rows of 9. How many in all?
- 4.
In 6 × 5 = 30, what is the product?
Solve.
- 5.
Bea has 3 vases with 5 tulips in each. How many tulips?
- 6.
Draw one way to show 4 × 2. Then tell a short story that matches 4 × 2.
Challenge: Which way of showing multiplication do you like best? Draw it for 2 × 6.
Practice page · Week 4, Day 5
English Language Arts
I can get ready by reviewing old stories and consonant-le words.
Get ready: circle the best answer.
- 1.
Which story type ends with a moral?
○ fable○ myth○ folktale - 2.
Which feature is common in folktales?
○ a glossary○ a pattern of three○ headings - 3.
Who are the characters in many myths?
○ gods and magical beings○ robots○ only children - 4.
Which is a moral?
○ The fox ran home.○ Look before you leap.○ It was winter.
Write a consonant-le word from the list.
Word bank: middle · maple · stable · simple
- 5.
It rhymes with "fiddle" and means the center: ____
- 6.
A tree with leaves that turn red: ____
- 7.
A horse sleeps in a ____.
Challenge: Retell a folktale, fable or myth you know in two sentences. Name its type.
Practice page · Week 4, Day 5
Science
I can get ready by explaining how a magnet works through a plate.
Get ready: magnet maze. Draw a maze on a paper plate and guide a paper clip with a magnet underneath.
- 1.
Draw your maze path here.
- 2.
How could the magnet move the clip through the plate?
Mixed review. Answer each one.
- 3.
Will a magnet pick up a gold ring?
○ yes○ no - 4.
Name one way magnets and static electricity are alike.
- 5.
Name one way they are different.
Materials: a paper plate · a magnet · a paper clip
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Social Studies
I can get ready by sorting geography words.
Get ready: write L for landform, W for water or R for resource.
- 1.
plateau
- 2.
stream
- 3.
copper
- 4.
canyon
- 5.
sea
- 6.
cotton
- 7.
hill
Label your state map.
- 8.
Label one landform, one body of water, one natural resource and a compass rose.
Challenge: Which is my favorite landform? Why?
Materials: blank outline map of your state