Friday, March 3, 2017	Code*
Reading Always be sure to have a self-chosen book with you each day Mrs. Peterson’s Assignment Board Mrs. Ellis’ Assignment Board Ms. Schuelke’s Assignment Board Ms. Grimes’ Assignment Board Mr. Keiser’s Assignment Board Ms. Bronec’s Assignment Board	Luminous Word Wall -- add one word today See our words so far Haiku, haiku, haiku, Gesundheit! Optional Mythbusters challenge: Build a Rat-sized plow capable of turning up soil (we will use wet sand) and that can be operated by forces that a rat could reasonably apply. Bring your model to school in a protective box by Monday, March 27th. For safety reasons, you may not use sharp blades in your plow. Feedback forms for your poetry Share poetry	H H D
Written Language Writing conferences with teacher	Editing sentences
Social Studies The Patriot’s Home Page Map	Hero journal entry Our new constitution Government Actions constitution test	C C C
Daily Practice Resources for Daily Geography: Political Map of North America Political Map of South America Political Map of Europe Political and Physical Map of the United States Political Map of the World Physical Map of the World Dictionary CIA World Factbook	Geography Week 21 Analogies Week 21 Grade Geography and Analogies in class today	C
Mathematics Log in to your math book Use Google Chrome browser if possible. To log in use your first initial and your lunch number as your user name: Example: t115555 Use just your lunch number as your password: 115555 Once you are logged in, choose “Library” and “Student e Edition.”	Fraction Simplification Golf Geometry Bingo	C C
Science	Primary resource related to bison population before commercial hunting Animal population experiment	C C
*Codes	C=completed in class; H=finish as homework if not complete; D=didn’t get to – will hold till later; P=have proof reading checked by parent and signed.