Day 23

Welcome

SIPPS Lesson 12

• Wh

• When can you go with me?

SIPPS

• Whiz patch wham whit• Whis etch shen whin• Whisk whack hunch drench• Whifftwig• Whoth atch whump snish

SIPPS

• I said, “The word cat.”• I have homework.• The world is a big place.• Where are you going?

• Word, work, world, where

SIPPS

• Bos os bo• Al val va• Sef se ef• Fun fum um• Id ni nid

SIPPS

• Snex sne ex• Fli flim im• Otch rotch ro• Cank ca ank• Thu thusk usk

SIPPS

Nect nect ship(connect) (friendship, hardship)

Dif dif frac(different, difficult) (fraction, fracture)

(def: break)

Per per scope(perfect, person) (telescope, microscope)

(def: watch

SIPPS

• Mag.net pro.tect suf.fix• Na.tion e.lec.tion pro.duc.tion• Glo.ry per.fect.ly po.et.ry• Cop.per con.nect se.cret.ly• Frac.tion in.ven.tion fab.ric• Clev.er se.cret.ly e.mo.tion• Po.tat.o Tex.as dif.fer.ent.ly• Clev.er.ly tun.nel Swe.den• Broth.er wheth.er mer.ry• An.swer stom.ach de.sign

SIPPS

• Admit attach publish• Twenty common adjust• Number servant timber• Butter bundle bitter• Sudden master velvet

Spelling

• clean agree teeth• dream grain coach• display window shadow• shadow cheese peach• braid Sunday float• thrown entertain complain• bleachers willow wheat

Daily Fix-It

7. Have you seen this kind of nickle.

8. The boys is colecting coins.

Grammar

• Command is a sentence that tells you to do something.– Take your pick -----they’re all worth ten dollars.

• Exclamation is a sentence that shows strong feelings.– That was well done!

Question of the Day

Why do you think people in the past used certain

items such as cowrie shells and wampum as

money?

Reading TEST

• Money from Long Ago page 112 – 115

• Partner Reading page 106

MATH QUICK REVIEW

• Kim’s zip code is an odd number. All five digits in the zip code are different. The last digit is the sum of the other four digits. The first digit is one more than the second, and the second is one more than the third. What is Kim’s zip code?

• Write in expanded form.1. 3842. 513. 6774. 9, 2405. 3,818

Math

• Page 32 - 33

MATH

Science

• How are animals from the past like today’s animals?

Social Studies

• Communities Are Built Near WaterImportant Words

port – a place where ships dockharbor – is a place where ships can stay

safe from high waves and strong windstrade centers – are communities where

buying and selling goods is the main workRapids – are the parts of the river where

the water runs very fast over rocks