Homework 6/10

6A Science:
1.  Complete digestive system packet, answering all questions.  Label and color the diagram on the back page (if not finished in class).
2.  Write the paragraph explaining what happens to a hamburger as it makes its way through the digestive system.  (on worksheet)

6B Science:
Write the paragraph explaining what happens to a hamburger as it makes its way through the digestive system.  (on worksheet)

6B Math:
Complete "Measurement - Mass" worksheet, if not finished in class.

Homework 6/9

What a beautiful, hot day!  I hope that you find a way to enjoy it, but be sure to drink plenty of water and stay hydrated.  Take good care of your body and it will take good care of you. 

6A Math:
Complete the mass measurement worksheet (metric system).

6B Math:
Complete the "English Capacity" measurement worksheet, questions # 1-14. 

6B Science:
1.  Read the digestive system articles and answer the questions included in the packet.
2.  Label the body diagram on the back of the worksheet and color each part of the digestive system a different color.

Homework 6/7 and 6/8

My apologies:  I didn't have a chance to post the homework yesterday, so here it is.

6A Science:
Complete all questions on the back of "The Excretory System" worksheet.

Today:
6A Math:
Measuring Capacity - worksheet, both sides

Homework 6/6

6B Science:
Answer all questions on the back of "The Excretory System" worksheet.

Field Day!

What a great day we had today!  I was happy to see everyone enjoying themselves and putting their best foot forward, literally. 

Enjoy the weekend, hopefully we will have nice weather. 

There is no homework except to study for the science quiz on Monday.

Homework 6/2

Get math test signed and return it to school tomorrow. 

6A/6B Science:
Answer the short-answer, multiple-choice, and open-response question about mucus.

Don't forget to wear sneakers tomorrow! 
You also need plenty of water and sunscreen for Field Day.

Homework 6/1

Welcome to June!  Only 19 school days left.

Homework for tonight:
Get your science test signed and return it tomorrow!

6A/6B Science:
Answer the open-response question on the worksheet titled, "How Cells Get Oxygen." 
(Question:  Describe the path of an oxygen molecule from the time it enters your nose until it is used by one cell in your arm.)

6A/6B Math:
Complete all questions in the measurement packet on pages 12-14, which we started in class.