So far, our Junior Bloggers of the Week have been doing a great job! Students, if you haven't had time to comment on someone's post, please do so! This week, we've been getting ready for the CRCT by reviewing test-taking skills. The learning hasn't stopped, however; we are still learning new things! In reading, we are continuing our figurative language unit with the chapter book, Punished! In math, we've moved on to algebra and are learning how to describe and extend numeric and geometric patterns. In language arts, we have been learning about singular and plural possessive nouns. These can be tricky at first for students! In social studies, our study of Cesar Chavez has come to an end, and we are reviewing map skills.
Challenge Time!
Challenge #1: Today, we read this quote from Professor Wordsworth in Punished!: "Why are there two ways to spell 1, and three ways to spell 2, but only one way to spell 3?" For coins in the classroom, what are the spellings of the words that the professor is talking about?
Challenge #2: Extend this pattern: 3, 5, 25, 27, _____, _____, _____
Have a great week!
-Mrs. Green
Mrs. Green,
ReplyDeleteThe spelling is to, too, and two. The rule to the other challenge was add 2 add 20 so the next numbers would be 37, 39, and 49.
***LAUREN***
1*Their are two different meanings for 1 ,three different meanings for 2 , and 1 different meaning for three. they are all spelled differently.
ReplyDelete2*Rule= +2x5 missing links= 135,137,685
***Bailey---
2 ways to spell one is 1:I like the number one.2:Emma L. won the drawing compatition.3 ways to spell 2 is 1:I am two years old.2:I am going to the store.3:I like hot pink too.1 way to spell 3 is 1:I have the horses.
ReplyDeleteFrom,Abigail
The rule is add 2 mutiply by 5. And the next 3 blanks are 135,137,658.
ReplyDeleteFrom, Abigail
my answer is 3,5,25,27,47,49,69
ReplyDeleteJorden
On challenge #2 I think it is add 2 and add 20. The next number is 47, 49, and 69.
ReplyDelete**Aubrey**
For challenge #1 is for 1, one and won.
ReplyDeleteFor 2, to, too, and two. For 3, is just three.
**Aubrey**
Mrs. Green
ReplyDeleteChallenge#1 is to, two, & too. For one is one & won. For three is just plain old three. Challenge#2 after 27 is 47 then 49 & then 69.
**-Scott-**