Today’s Activities
Math
Directions: Using the digits 1 through 9, at most one time each, fill in the boxes to create 2 rectangular prisms so the volume of one rectangular prism is double the volume of the other rectangular prism.
Hint: How can we find the volume of a rectangular prism? What does it mean for one quantity to be double another’s?
Challenge: There are many possible solutions to this puzzle. How many can you come up with?
history
American Indians: Watch this Brain Pop video. As you watch, keep these questions in mind. How did geography and climate affect the lives of different tribes in North America? How did some tribes set up a government system?
When you are done, write down what you learned on this graphic organizer.
movie it!
Choose a Go Noodle activity to get you up and moving! Try to get at LEAST 30 minutes of active movement (standing up, not sitting down) each day!
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Speech & Language
Focus on multiple meaning words: There is more than one definition for the word ‘trip’. Can you think of at least two different meanings of the word ‘trip’ using complete sentences.
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