Math
Chapter 9 Lesson 5
This lesson simply shows students that some shapes can be made from combining other shapes (composite shapes) which is a precursor to teaching equal parts.
If you do not possess the math pages, you can show your child how a regular hexagon can be made from two trapezoids and trapezoids can be made using 3 equilateral triangles. Note: the lesson does not talk about a square being made from 2 trangles as the shapes in our pattern blocks are only equilateral and not right triangles. But, 2 equilateral triangles can together form a rhombus.
Writing
If we chose to revise for a second day, we might chose to enrich our writing with an anecdote. We do this by adding a narrative about our own experience going to the location which we are writing about.
Reading
My Shared Reading (Week 1, Day 5, Friday)
Almond Milk; A Farmer's Boy (pp. 2-5)
Which selection do you prefer reading? Why?
Which selection is more informative? Why?
Which selection is more entertaining? Why?
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