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Identify 10 more/less and 100 more/less of a given number.

Generate a number greater than/less than a given number.

Compare and order numbers.

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We can elaborate ideas for revising poems.

We can identify first-person pronouns.

We can revise drafts for consistency in voice.

We can use consistent verb tense.

We can collaborate with classmates.

We can correct capitalization for I and for words at the beginning of lines.

We can spell words correctly.

We can use standard English conventions.

We can discuss writing goals using academic vocabulary.

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We can identify correct subject-verb agreement.

We can use subject-verb agreement correctly in speaking and writing.

We can use the past-tense forms of the verb be.

We can use forms of the verb be correctly in speaking and writing.

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We will preview the book. Then have a discussion about what we noticed in the texts and pictures.

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Minor (50%):

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How does the weather affect us

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2/19- Student Holiday/Presidents' Day

2/23- Go Texan Day (wear your best "Texans" outfit)

2/28- Module 6 Reading Assessment

2/29- Spirit Night at Spring Creek BBQ (5 PM-9 PM)

2/29- Math Assessment (Numeracy to 1200)

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Other (10%):

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Minor (50%): Forms of Different Numbers Quick Check

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use -ed and -ing endings

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Other (10%): N/A

Major (40%): N/a

Minor (50%): Get Ready for Weather Selection Quiz

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Comparing & Ordering Numbers Anchor Chart

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Comparing & Ordering Numbers Anchor Chart

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2/29-Spirit Night at Spring Creek BBQ 5 PM-9PM

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2/29-Spirit Night at Spring Creek BBQ 5 PM-9PM

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Power Words: cover, creep, dimmer, drain, glide, hemisphere, produce, rumble, shimmering, slather, slithering, splatter, squirm, substance

Generative Vocabulary: inflections -ed, -ing

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Get Ready for Weather

Whatever the Weather

Rain Cloud in a Jar

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We will observe, describe, and record patterns of objects in the sky, including the appearance of the Moon.

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We will learn about culture and how everyone's culture is different but one way or another our cultures are similar and there are different ways we can connect through our cultures.

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Other (10%): None

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Minor (50%): None

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We can use the vowel teams ie and igh to make the long o sound.

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Write the vocabulary word and draw a picture to match with the word. Hand it up on the wall or fridge.

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Other (10%): What is culture?-worksheet

Major (40%): none

Minor (50%): Culture Hexagon

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Send email with PHOTO ID by 2:30 pm.

wmetransportation@katyisd.org

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The moon is Earth's closest neighbor. It is the brightest object in the night sky. Scientists have studied the moon for thousands of years. Learn more about the moon.

The moon is about 4½ billion years old. It is made of rock. It is covered with craters × crater LILLY3/GETTY IMAGES a large hole in the ground (noun) Some lakes, like Canada's Clearwater Lakes, are formed by ancient craters. . They were made when objects hit the moon's surface.

SEBASTIEN GABORIT-GETTY IMAGES

The moon has no weather. That means there is no wind or rain. Footprints left by astronauts could last billions of years.

NASA/GETTY IMAGES

The moon has eight phases × phase LUCENTIUS/GETTY IMAGES one part of a cycle of events (noun) I keep track of the phases of the moon by looking at the moon through my telescope each night. . Once a month, we see a full moon. Sometimes we can't see the moon at all. The shape we see depends on how the Earth, sun, and moon line up.

ALBERTO AGNOLETTO-EYEEM/GETTY IMAGES

Only 12 people have walked on the moon. U.S. astronaut Neil Armstrong was first, in 1969. He took this photo of Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin.

Did You Know?

Astronauts first flew to the moon in 1968. That was 50 years ago. The mission × mission BILL INGALL/NASA-GETTY IMAGES an assignment; a job to be carried out (noun) Peggy Whitson holds the record for the oldest woman to go on a space mission. was called Apollo 8. One of the astronauts took this famous photo of Earth. What a view!

NASA/GETTY IMAGES

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The moon is Earth's closest neighbor. It is the brightest object in the night sky. Scientists have studied the moon for thousands of years. Learn more about the moon. The moon is about 4½ billion years old. It is made...

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Word Family -ed | Phonics Song for Kids | Jack Hartmann

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At home you can work with your child by talking to them about the backgrounds of their own culture through each parent. You can explain to them were they come from and talk about different cultural beliefs that you as the parent are instilling in them!

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Understanding Traditions and Cultures for Kids

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Lesson 1.6.5 Connect to Writing: Using Correct Subject-Verb Agreement

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Lesson 1.6.5 Connect to Writing: Using Correct Subject-Verb Agreement

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To purchase a new ID/SMART bus tag, please pay through Pay N Go website.

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Showcases the relationship between Earth, the moon, and the sun. Earth's axis is titled in relation, which results in changes in day and night. The different phases of the moon are a result of the relative positions of the Earth, moon, and sun as the moon orbits Earth.

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NASA science games, articles and activities for kids

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Print out for extra practice-10 More/Less 100 More/Less

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Print out for extra practice-10 More/Less 100 More/Less

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The Moon is a large natural object that orbits, or travels around, Earth. After the Sun it is the brightest object in the sky. The average distance between the Moon and Earth...

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Long Vowel Letter i - ie/i-e/igh/y - English4abc - Phonics song

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Print out for extra practice-Comparing Numbers

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Print out for extra practice-Comparing Numbers

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Print out for extra practice-Ordering Numbers

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Print out for extra practice-Ordering Numbers

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Print out for extra practice-Greater Than/Less Than

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Print out for extra practice-Greater Than/Less Than

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Lesson 11: Revising III: First-Person Point of View

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Lesson 11: Revising III: First-Person Point of View

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Point Of View eLearning Reading Video Lesson for Kids

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Lesson 13: Publishing I Writing the Final Copy

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Lesson 13: Publishing I Writing the Final Copy

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Lesson 3.4.3 Using the Forms of the Verb Be

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Lesson 3.4.3 Using the Forms of the Verb Be

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English Grammar Lesson: Be Verbs - am are is