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Don't forget, Mrs. Ward is in Michigan today and tomorrow so there will not be any Zoom calls. Instead, she has made some videos for your learning. We will go back to synchronous and Zoom calls on Monday.

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We have been learning a lot through the nonfiction books we read!  Listen to the story Night Animals.  Be sure to pay close attention to some facts, because you will be writing about our reading.

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This week, we have been writing about the things we read.  Think back to the story Night Animals.  Tell at least 3-5 facts you learned to an adult.
1.  Turn to the next free page in your writer's notebook.  Write today's date at the top: 11-5-20.
2.  Write a topic sentence.  You can use this one if you like it:
We read Night Animals by Bobbie Kalman.
3.  Write some facts the book taught you in your own words.  Feel free to watch the video again if you need more information.

**Post a picture of your journal to the Padlet below.

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Continue working on your latest nonfiction book. Look at your writers web in your journal. Did you have a page 4? If so, begin drafting your page. You can even start your picture! If you did not, work on your cover. Remember, bright, bold and beautiful pictures!

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Turn to the next free page in your math journal.  Write the date at the top.
Drew had 76 Pokemon cards in his collection.  Keshav gave him 8 more as a gift.  How many Pokemon cards does Drew have now?
**Can you solve the problem with BOTH break apart method AND standard algorithm?

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Using playing cards or spinner, create your own equations to solve.  You will need to draw 3 cards OR spin 3 numbers.  Decide if you are doing standard algorithm OR break apart before solving.  Then, set up your equation and solve.  Be sure to alternate strategies so you get enough practice with both.

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