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1 .May 5th
2 .it is observed to commemorate the Mexican Army's difficult victory over the French Empire at the Battle of Puebla, on May 5, 1862, under the leadership of General Ignacio Zaragoza.
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Read the article assigned and answer questions

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Answer the following question on a piece of paper and turn in to purple basket.
1. When is Cinco De Mayo
2. What is Cinco De Mayo celebration about?
3. Why is Cinco De Mayo celebrated on a much larger scale in the United States?

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All About Cinco De Mayo for kids and teachers | http://www.kiddyhouse.com/Holidays/Cinco/

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Cinco De Mayo facts and activities for kids and teachers. Also includes free worksheets, crafts, stories and songs

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I learned that the glossary helps you a lot with the word in the book that you have a problem with it tells you the words definition and it gives you a example of what it means.

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nonfiction text is sometimes called information text. nonfiction text has special features that fiction doesn`t have

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a graph is usually found in an information text

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nonfiction means facts that are true

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There is such thing as an attention grabber.

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if a photograph has a label/some labels it is called a diagram.

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i learned a lot about subheadings

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the subheadings help in the story

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fiction books have labed pictures that explainnnnn them ✨:D

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Fiction doesn't have captions (but you can make diagrams in a fiction story)

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the sub headings tell more about the text than you think

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the sub headings tell more about the text than you think

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Human beings have always realized that certain things are longer than other things. For example, this line segment looks longer than this line segment. But that's not so satisfying just to make that comparison. You want to be able to measure it. You want to be able to quantify how much longer the second one is than the first one. And how do we go about doing that? Well, we define a unit length. So if we make this our unit length, we say this is one unit, then we could say how many of those the lengths are each of these lines? So this first line looks like it is-- we could do one of those units and then we could do it again, so it looks like this is two units. While this third one looks like we can get-- let's see that's 1, 2, 3 of the units. So this is three of the units. And right here, I'm just saying units. Sometimes we've made conventions to define a centimeter, where the unit might look something like this. And it's going to look different depending on your screen. Or we might have an inch that looks something like this. Or we might have a foot that I won't be able to fit on this screen based on how big I've just drawn the inch or a meter. So there's different units that you could use to measure in terms of. But now let's think about more dimensions. This is literally a one-dimensional case. This is 1D. Why is it one dimension? Well, I can only measure length. But now let's go to a 2D case. Let's go to two dimensions where objects could have a length and a width or a width and a height. So let's imagine two figures here that look like this. So let's say this is one of them. This is one of them. And notice, it has a width and it has a height. Or you could view it as a width and the length, depending on how you want to view it. So let's say this is one figure right over here. And let's say this is the other one. So this is the other one right over here. Try to draw them reasonably well. Now, once again, now we're in two dimensions. And we want to say, well, how much in two dimensions space is this taking up? Or how much area are each of these two taking up? Well, once again, we could just make a comparison. This second, if you viewed them as carpets or rectangles, the second rectangle is taking up more of my screen than this first one, but I want to be able to measure it. So how would we measure it? Well, once again, we would define a unit square. Instead of just a unit length, we now have two dimensions. We have to define a unit square. And so we might make our unit square. And the unit square we will define as being a square, where its width and its height are both equal to the unit length. So this is its width is one unit and its height is one unit. And so we will often call this 1 square unit. Oftentimes, you'll say this is 1 unit. And you put this 2 up here, this literally means 1 unit squared. And instead of writing unit, this could've been a centimeter. So this would be 1 square centimeter. But now we can use this to measure these areas. And just as we said how many of this unit length could fit on these lines, we could say, how many of these unit squares can fit in here? And so here, we might take one of our unit squares and say, OK, it fills up that much space. Well, we need more to cover all of it. Well, there, we'll put another unit square there. We'll put another unit square right over there. We'll put another unit square right over there. Wow, 4 units squares exactly cover this. So we would say that this has an area of 4 square units or 4 units squared. Now what about this one right over here? Well, here, let's seem I could fit 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9. So here I could fit 9 units, 9 units squared. Let's keep going. We live in a three-dimensional world. Why restrict ourselves to only one or two? So let's go to the 3D case. And once again, when people say 3D, they're talking about 3 dimensions. They're talking about the different directions that you can measure things in. Here there's only length. Here there is length and width or width and height. And here, there'll be width and height and depth. So once again, if you have, let's say, an object, and now we're in three dimensions, we're in the world we live in that looks like this, and then you have another object that looks like this, it looks like this second object takes up more space, more physical space than this first object does. It looks like it has a larger volume. But how do we actually measure that? And remember, volume is just how much space something takes up in three dimensions. Area is how much space something takes up in two dimensions. Length is how much space something takes up in one dimension. But when we think about space, we're normally thinking about three dimensions. So how much space would you take up in the world that we live in? So just like we did before, we can define, instead of a unit length or unit area, we can define a unit volume or unit cube. So let's do that. Let's define our unit cube. And here, it's a cube so its length, width, and height are going to be the same value. So my best attempt at drawing a cube. And they're all going to be one unit. So it's going to be one unit high, one unit deep, and one unit wide. And so to measure volume, we could say, well, how many of these unit cubes can fit into these different shapes? Well, this one right over here, and you won't be able to actually see all of them. I could essentially break it down into-- so let me see how well I can do this so that we can count them all. It's a little bit harder to see them all because there's some cubes that are behind us. But if you think of it as two layers, so one layer would look like this. One layer is going to look like this. So imagine two things like this stacked on top of each other. So this one's going to have 1, 2, 3, 4 cubes. Now, this is going to have two of these stacked on top of each other. So here you have 8 unit cubes. Or you could have 8 units cubed volume. What about here? If we try to fit it all in-- let me see how well I could draw this. It's going to look something like this. And obviously, this is kind of a rough drawing. And so if we were to try to take this apart, you would essentially have a stack of three sections that would each look something like this. My best attempt at drawing it. Three sections that would look something like what I'm about to draw. So it would look like this. So if you took three of these and stacked them on top of each other, you'd get this right over here. And each of these have 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 cubes in it. 9 times 3, you're going to have 27 cubic units in this one right over here. So hopefully that helps us think a little bit about how we measure things especially how we measure things in different number of dimensions, especially in three dimensions when we call it volume.

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Volume intro: how we measure volume | Math (video) | Khan Academy

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Human beings have always realized that certain things are longer than other things. For example, this line segment looks longer than this line segment. But that's not so satisfying just to make that comparison. You want to be able to measure it.

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What is measurement?

"Measurement" in mathematical terms is referred to the define magnitude of a quantity or figure in globally accepted standard units to evaluate the size (distance, height or length) and volume or mass for analysis. The units of measurement are classified in U.S. or imperial system and metric system.

Units of measurement:
Imperial system of measurement
Formulated by the British empire, the system has a standard set of units to measure physical quantities and others.
Metric system
French First Republic in the year 1799 proposed the set of globally acknowledged units under a decimal system of measurement.

Math Games for learning about measurement

Learning & outcomes

A step next to basics of addition and subtraction, measurement games insist your child to use the basics in an advanced manner.

With defined conversion methods, easy-to-remember units are useful in our routine life. Math Games on measurement are useful for your child to nurture and excel in the application part of the respective methods. To be first in math with simple tricks and clear techniques will always be your child's strength in all fields.

The projected outcomes of the learning are:

Introduction to the concept of measurement

Familiarity with the objects and items which can be measured based on different attributes such as dimensions and volume

Learning about the units of conversion and their implementation

Practical application of the value conversion using formulas

Required math skills:

The basic math operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication and division of two numbers is the first prerequisite to comprehend measurement techniques during preschool. With the progression of other math concepts in each grade, the concept of measurement advances to a further level. Another prerequisite for measurement games is the understanding of colors, shapes, physical characteristics of the objects such as sides & corner etc. which abets to calibrate the dimensions using physical quantities.

Grade-wise progression for measurement

In kindergarten, measurement is introduced to children through simple physical quantities. These quantities are length, height, weight, and capacity etc in simple terms.

Children learn about the length and height by comparison of small and large objects around them. The objects can be chair, table, color pencils, and boxes etc. A child is capable of identifying a small and a large object by observing its length and height.

In grade 1, kids can arrange and order shapes of different size by seeing their pictures or by holding them. Also, they can determine the physical quantities of these shapes using a simple ruler with markings in centimeter and inches.

In grade 2, kids read about the globally acknowledged units of measurement. They are customary and metric. These units are used for measuring length and height of shapes of different sizes. Children use their skills of arrangement and measurement to solve simple word problems based on their learning from 1st grade math.

In grade 3, kids use customary and metric units to calculate the area and perimeter of the figures. The regular and non-regular figures are square, rectangle and triangle, etc. Other skills developed are:

Reading and interpreting data from a line plot and representing it

Solving word problems about measurement units and techniques of data representation

Representing regular shapes and bar on a graph for the given data

In grade 4, measurement skills are further enhanced to understanding the concept of angles. Kids are taught to use a protractor to measure the angle between two lines meeting at one common end point

The development of following skills takes place:

Measuring and drawing angles

Addition and subtraction of the angles

Complex problems on area and perimeter

In grade 5, measurement units, their conversion technique and application part is introduced. Kids can correlate the knowledge in a practical manner. SplashLearn ensures that the kids can apply their knowledge of measurement and respective units. Simple & fun-based games are meant to fairly understand the concepts.

Engagement: Measurement games for young kids in grade-5 with a step-by-step technique allow them to use the skills in day-to-day problems. This also helps them to build confidence and implementing other mathematical skills like addition, multiplication, subtraction, and division smartly for getting the right answer.

Techniques for learning types of measurement
Distance / length / height measurement

Distance is the space between two points and marked by a discrete unit of length of constant magnitude. Length or distance measurement evaluates a linear path between two points. The instruments like a ruler, inch-tape or others are used to measure length.

Whereas, height is the measurement of an object from base-to-top or head-to-toe in the same units.

Application: The physical quantity, length determines that how long an object is. For example a ribbon, fabric roll or sides of geometric figures such as square, rectangle or triangle's sides. Distance is used for measuring the space between two living or non-living objects, vehicles, cities or any other place.

The measurement of height is useful for measuring the height of humans, as well as for placing any object on the wall or an elevated place as specified.

Reference images to illustrate distance, height and length

U.S. customary or imperial unit -

Inches - in, Foot - ft , Yards - yd, Miles - mile

Millimeters - mm, Centimeters - cm, Meters - m, Kilometers - km

Units of measurement: The different units to measure distance as per US / imperial and metric conversions are as follows:

Conversion method:

Let's game it - examples:

Joseph bough paper roll for packing gifts. He cuts paper in three pieces of 30 cm, 40 cm and 50 cm. What is the total length of paper roll in meters?

All the following examples are solved using the conversion calculator chart listed above.

a. Multiply 3 to 12 using conversion chart

b. 36 = 3 X 12

a. Add the three lengths

The distance between two tables placed in a room is 6 ft. The distance is _______ inches and ______ meter

¡. 30 + 40 + 50 cm = 120 cm

b. Divide the length by 10 to convert in meter (refer chart)

¡. 120 cm / 100 = 1.2 meter

Write the measurements of following figures:

1. The length of my writing pen is: ____ inches / ____ cm

2. The length of my lunch box is: ______ cm / _____ inches

3. The height of our refrigerator is: _____ ft / ______ m

4. The distance between my house and school is: ______ km / ____ yards

Volume measurement for liquids

a. Multiply 6 to 12 for conversion in inches and 6 to 30.48 for meter using chart

¡. 6 x 12 = 72 inches

¡¡. 6 X 30.48 = 182.88 centimeter

Unlike solids, volume measurement for liquids is referred as the space that an object takes up. For a hollow object, volume is the amount of liquid that object can hold. Thus, the measurement quantities for the weights of solids and volume are different. For example, a glass jar. It may weigh lesser and may carry more volume when filled with water or oil.

Mililiter - ml, centiliter - cL, liter - L, kiloliter - kL

Fluid ounce - fl. oz., Cup, Pint, Quart, Liquid Gallon

Fluid ounce - fl. oz., Cup, Pint, Quart, Liquid Gallon

Application: Volume measurement of liquid quantities is useful for measuring food items. These items are oils, juices, syrup, honey and other liquids. The instruments used for liquid measurement are cups, jars and glasses with markings on them. These units are also useful in measuring other liquid items like petrol, diesel, liquid petroleum gas and similar compressed gases. US customary cup as a unit is also used for cooking purpose.
Weight measurement for solids

Another practical application of volume measurement is in the field of chemical sciences. They are useful in the computation of liquid quantities while performing chemical and clinical tests. Scientists measure the amount in small units like milliliters to perform such tests.

Reference image:

Next section elaborates the units for measurement in the imperial, US customary and metric system.

U.S. customary or imperial units-

Units of measurement:

The units of measurement for volume are:

Though US customary and UK imperial units have the same name, standard measurement values differ for each system. Next section elaborates the unit conversion chart for all three units.

Conversion method:

The metric conversion chart/ conversion calculator for the metric conversion units is as follows:

Weight measurement refers to the amount evaluated to weigh an object which is solid in shape. The respective physical quantity determines how heavy the object is. Analog and digital weighing scales are designed to measure human body weight. These scales accurately display the weight on a dial or through a digital display.
Conversion method:
Application: Weight measurement techniques are applied to weigh food portions and other items. These foods can be meats, poultry, fruits, vegetables and grains like rice, pulses as well as metallic objects.

Next section features standard units of weight measurement in the metric and imperial system to convert weight as required.

Units of measurement: Weight measurement units for the two systems are:

a. Ounce - oz., Pound - lbs

a. Milligram - mg, Gram - g, Kilogram - kg, Hundredweight - cwt, Ton

Conversion method: The unit conversion chart for the different units is as follows:

Time measurement is used for evaluating the time interval or the duration required to perform a task. Contemporary time measurement devices are wall-clocks, wrist-watch, stopwatch, and calendar. A clock with second, minute and hour hand has 12 equal divisions indicating minutes and hours from 1 to 12. A timepiece Digital clock can display time in 12-hour and 24-hour format. A calendar has 12 months from January to December. These months have approximately 52 weeks in total, classified from Sunday to Monday. All these instruments of time measurement are used to solve simple math problems as well.

Application: The concept is applied in calculating time consumed or the duration of a specific event or activity. It is useful for solving equation based problems of work and time. For example, a work is completed in 120 minutes, then how much time was taken in hours to complete the work?

Units of measurement: The time measurement units for the contemporary use starts from second. With a defined magnitude of 60 seconds in 1 minutes, the section ahead explains the conversion of time units. Following image illustrates the conversion of units pertaining to time.

The conversion method for units of time is as follows:

SplashLearn Measurement worksheet

SplashLearn lets your child learn the complex conversion of measurement units. Comprehensive and well-planned worksheets from SplashLearn are unique. Our fun games cover all the essentials of the recommended curriculum as per the common core math standards till grade pre k-5. Simple charts help kids to remember the units and conversions to use later. With interactive games equipped with theme-based environment, the measurement games boost confidence in kids to excel in math.

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Make your headline short and snappy.

In the first sentence sum up what the story is about.

Write your report in the third person and the past tense.

Split your newspaper report up into paragraphs to help the reader clearly understand the information.

If you use quotes to make your report more interesting, don't forget to use speech marks!

Use a photo with a caption to give the reader more information.

Fill your newspaper report with both facts and opinions. Facts give the reader all of the information they need by using the 5 W's.

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Answer the following questions on a piece of notebook paper. IF you can't find one, ask a peer or go over to the side counter and get one.

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lexia, readworks, freckle (frontrow)
informative writing

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tacogod that is to much lights

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i do not like the stuff trump said about mexicans

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Either China is Rich, or They're Just 🤬 Around With Us.

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Why do the Mexicans have to suffer

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18 million lights isn't that to much lights

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it is cool

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it is manly about immigrants

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they used 18 million lights just for labor day!

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CNN 10 is an on-demand digital news show ideal for explanation seekers on the go or in the classroom.

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Watch the video and take notes. The notes will help you to get a higher score on the game.

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5th Grade Math - Properties of Two Dimensional Shapes

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Screen shot and upload your score for the game "classify two dimensional figures"

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classify two dimensional figures in fifth grade math

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Classify Two Dimensional Figures - Practice with Fun Math Worksheet

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Practice math problems like Classify Two Dimensional Figures with interactive online worksheets for 5th Graders. Splash math offers easy to understand fun math lessons aligned with common core for K-5 kids and homeschoolers.

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Understanding Ecosystems for Kids: Producers, Consumers, Decomposers - FreeSchool

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my first game

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my first game

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Assignment: The Dawn of the Mayas

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ReadWorks | Award-Winning, EdTech Nonprofit Organization

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Math Antics - Long Division with 2-Digit Divisors

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After completing this worksheet on a piece of notebook paper, leave a comment about what was a challenge, what was easy, and any strategies you use to help make division easier.

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You need to try at least 3 different games. Take a screen shot of each games score.
Math game choice:
Math Mountain: Hard is the level we are working on. Super Brain is extending your knowledge. Screen Shot your work and post with your name.
https://www.funbrain.com/games/math-mountain
Math Baseball: Choose division. Hard is the level we are working on. Super brain is extending your knowledge. Screen shot your work with your name.
https://www.funbrain.com/games/math-baseball
Division Derby: This game helps with division facts.
https://www.mathplayground.com/ASB_Division_Derby.html
Cave Run: This game helps with division facts
http://www.multiplication.com/games/play/cave-run-division
Fly High: This game helps with division facts.
http://www.multiplication.com/games/play/flying-high-division

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Number Thief Math Story- With 3rd - 5th grade Math Word Problems!