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Reminder about how to log on to Journey's e-book.

Go to www-k6thinkcentral.com
The sign in section will have  buttons that need to be filled.
Country: United States
State: Florida
District: Private School
School: Foundation Christian Academy in Valrico, FL
User Name: first name and first initial of your last name  Ex: Taylor Smith : Taylors
Password: icanread

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Journey's Reading for the Weeks of March 23rd and 30th.

Remember that you can find your student e-book in your resources.  Enter the e-book and click the contents tab.  That will display the 6 units.  Click on Unit 5 and go to lesson 25.

Read over the vocabulary on pages 748-749. Make your vocab picture cards with definitions. Read “Lewis and Clark” on page 753-758. Write a paragraph about the story. Check for proper punctuation and grammar and use 5 vocab words.

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MYOn - Online Library

You can utilize this online library and enjoy a good book anywhere.
You can access the site by going to https://www.myon.com/index.html

Click the sign in button and you will see:
School Name: Foundation Christian Academy
Username: This will be your first initial of your first name and your last name. For example, Taylor Smith would use tsmith

Password: books

Check out some new books on MyOn this week and enjoy a good read this week!

If you have a real book that you’ve been wanting to read and just haven’t had the time – take this week to enjoy it and maybe think about bringing it in and sharing it with us when we return.  I always love to hear about new books!

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Answer the following questions as you read “Lewis and Clark”
1) What context clue helps you to understand what corps means? (Pg 754)
2)What evidence supports the idea that the Great Falls was an obstacle to the progress of the expedition?
3) What is your understanding of Sacagawea’s  character and her importance to the expedition?
4)Why did Lewis show the American flag?
5)Why did Lewis and Clark decide to travel by canoe the rest of the way? (759-800)
6) Even though Lewis and Clark did not find what they hoped to, why could the expedition still be called a success?

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Reading Workbook Pages to go along with Lewis and Clark weeks  of March 23 and 30th.

Once you pick up your workbook from school, you can do the workbook pages that go along with the story.  The pages don't usually go in straight order.  Here is what I would suggest you do.  Please note, if something is too frustrating for your child, stop, take a breather, and maybe come back to it later or the next day.  These pages are just for them to practice the skills we are working on.  No STRESS. :)
Pages:352,355
Pages: 353,356,360
Pages: 349,350,357
Pages: 351,354,358

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Write a 3 paragraph essay about an expedition that you could go on. Make sure to keep with your main idea. Make sure your story is in order: First, next, Last. Check for all grammar, spelling, and punctuation.

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Math Review Work for the weeks of March 23rd and 30th.

I am having you go back over several lessons that we worked on right before the break as review and then adding a bit new as well.  Remember to show your work and check over it carefully.   Remember on the review sections you have the reference page to refer to of where the  concept was originally taught.

Page 316
Complete #’s 1-50

Page 319
Complete #’s 1-50

Page 326
Complete #’s 1-50

Page 329
Complete #’s 1-50

Page: 332
Complete #’s 1-40

Challenge Work: You can do any of the extra computation, math focus, or mental math problems that I didn’t assign from each lesson for extra practice.

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Mystery Science for weeks of March 23rd and 30th.A site that our class loves is Mystery Science with Doug. 

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Mystery Science for weeks of March 23rd and 30th.A site that our class loves is Mystery Science with Doug. 

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I pulled three questions from my jar. Which question do you want to explore next week?

Why do we wear green on St. Patrick's Day?

-JaShon, 2nd Grade

How is a rainbow made?

-Kendrick, Kindergarten

What makes a four leaf clover so lucky?

-C.J., 4th Grade

Watch the video to discover the answer and don't forget to vote for next week's question. There are mysteries all around us. Have fun and stay curious!

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I pulled three questions from my jar. Which question do you want to explore next week? Why do we wear green on St. Patrick's Day? -JaShon, 2nd Grade How is a rainbow made? -Kendrick, Kindergarten What makes a four leaf clover so lucky?

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Park Shanghai by Iakov Kalinin

iridescent pigeons by Denis Omelchenko

pigeons city landscape by Maglara

pigeons flying city by F. Alzheimers , used under CC BY

spooked pigeons by F. Alzheimers , used under CC BY

blue sky by Elliot Brown , used under CC BY-SA

red tailed hawk soaring by Ferris Akel

pigeons eating crumbs by Victoria Zinchenko

old man pigeons by Garry Knight , used under CC BY-SA

pigeon in hand by schankz

Pigeons in Tarnów by Aktron , used under CC BY-SA

hawk in motion by Phoo Chan

hawk in the city by Gavin Nevill

hawk perched/hunting by jeremy Seto , used under CC BY-SA

hawk cliffs by Jodie Wilson , used under CC BY-SA

hawk superimposed over skyscraper by TheBrockenInaGlory , used under CC BY-SA

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pigeon skyline by Zero One , used under CC BY-SA

hawk pouncing city by EarnestTse

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light tan squirrel by DesignFife , used under Public Domain

black cat by Ermolaev Alexander

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red house by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service , used under Public Domain

flipping over log by Hidden Villa's Science and Nature Video Series

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lights-bugs by Leonid Eremeychuk

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salamander by breki74 , used under CC BY-SA

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salamander by Vitalii Hulai

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fence lizard by Neil Lockhart

mouse sketch by chronicler

spider by Potapov Alexander

cricket sketch by United States Department of Agriculture , used under Public Domain

lunch leftovers by Aleks Melnik

sparrow sketch by Teagan White

swallowtail butterfly sketch by Essentials

ant sketch by Tropinina Olga

daddy long legs sketch by Pearson Scott Foresman

flower garden sketch by Gulnara Khadeeva

hawk sketch by Kerris Paul, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service , used under Public Domain

mole by Pearson Scott Foresman / papapishu , used under Public Domain

oak tree sketch by marijaka

beetle sketch by ClkerFreeVectorImages , used under Public Domain

cockroach sketch by evgdemidova

frog by frankes , used under Public Domain

parlsey plant by warszawianka

rotting log sketch by ClkerFreeVectorImages , used under Public Domain

salamander by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service , used under Public Domain

caterpillar by Kirsanov Valeriy Vladimirovich

earthworm sketch by Morphart Creation

garter snake sketch by The Popular Science Monthly , used under Public Domain

pillbug sketch by Eric Isselee

squirrel sketch by diana pryadieva

vegetable garden by dedMazay

Unit: red-tailed hawk by Robert L Kothenbeutel

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"The Adventures of Squirmin' Herman", from the University of Illinois Extension, is designed for students to learn about worms and the work they do.

This online resource includes information on worm history, behavior, anatomy, care, and more. Scattered throughout are links, quizzes, activities, and vocabulary words to keep things interesting and challenging.

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"The Adventures of Squirmin' Herman", from the University of Illinois Extension, is designed for students to learn about worms and the work they do. This online resource includes information on worm history, behavior, anatomy, care, and more. Scattered throughout are links, quizzes, activities, and vocabulary words to keep things interesting and challenging.

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Ideas for Nature and History Videos to watch:

There are many wonderful nature documentaries and series about places around the world. Amazon, Disney+, and Netflix, all have educational programs available.  If you have any of these subscriptions at your house, here are some ideas to get you started.

Amazon Prime:

They have quite a few options including PBS Nature films.

Travel with Kids series

Draw Me a Story series

The Little Travelers series

Wonders of God’s Creations series

Adventures in Odyssey series

Wild Kratts Series

The Most Dangerous Ways to School series

The Historic Expedition of Lewis and Clark

Disney+

In their National Geographic Section, you have a whole host of options.

Netflix:

Disney Nature: Growing up Wild

Disney Nature: Oceans

If I Were an Animal series

National Parks Adventure

72 Cutest Animals series

Planet Earth