Today’s Activities
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Time Capsule- open this link to view the pages to get ideas to write about for your time capsule. If you can, you could print the pages, or you could create your own. Then put them in a clean waterproof container, like an empty coffee can or a plastic box. What else can you add to remember this time? A newspaper heading? A photo? A small token? Be creative!
Decimals and Fractions
Complete this worksheet on addition and subtraction of decimals and fractions
Teachers can use this lesson plan for assistance with this section.
History
If you had been alive during the American Revolution, what do you think you would have written to put into a time capsule? Watch this Brain Pop video to help you think about it, then draw a comic or write 3 sentences describing what you think someone your age might have been thinking and feeling during that time.
Move It!
Dance like nobody’s watching…because they probably aren’t!….to this Go Noodle clip.
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Speech & Language
There is more than one definition for the word ‘rock’. Can you think of at least three different meanings of the word ‘rock’ using complete sentences?
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