Pre-Algebra Assignment Sheet, March 30

Dominion Academy

Daily Assignment Sheet

 

Teacher:         Brenda Lecklider                  Date Assigned: March 30^th        

Class:              Pre Algebra                                      

Student Assignment

 

Monday:         Review of concepts for Tuesday’s test

 

Tuesday:        Test

 

Wednesday:   Worksheets

 

Thursday:      Practice Problems 118. 119 and worksheet

 

Friday:           Problem Set 119, problems 1-30

 

 

 

Parent Responsibility:

The assignment sheet will be posted on my blog (mrslecklider.wordpress.com) if you need information.  Please make sure that your student is showing his/her work on homework assignments and is checking his homework problems by using the “Selected Answers” key at the back of the textbook. 

 

To Bring to Class:  loose-leaf notebook paper, pencil, colored pen (other than blue or black)

 

Algebra Assignment Sheet, March 30

Dominion Academy

Daily Assignment Sheet

 

Teacher:         Brenda Lecklider                  Date Assigned: March 30^th    

Class:        Algebra                                       

                                                           

Student Assignment

                       

Monday:         Lesson 10.3, do even problems 28-46, 63, 64, 65, 66

Lesson 10.4, do problems 1-18

There will be a quiz in class over 10.1-10.2

Tuesday/

Wednesday:   Quiz in class

Lesson 10.4 , do problems 19-49, 53-56

                        Record your stock prices.

 

Thursday/     

Friday:           Lesson 10.5, do problems 12-46, 56-60,

 

                        There will be a quiz in class on Monday

 

 

Parent Responsibility:  Make sure student completes homework, uses graph paper for any graphing and shows work.

 

 

           

Prep Math Assignment Sheet, April 1

Dominion Preparatory Academy

Daily Assignment Sheet

 

Teacher:         Brenda Lecklider                  Date Assigned: April 1^st

Class:        Math                                             Date Due:  April 6^th  

Student Assignment

 

Wednesday:   4^th Grade:  Lesson 118 and 119 Practice Problems

                        5^th Grade:  Lesson 118 and 119 Practice Problems and Supplemental Practice for Lesson 113 (page 549), problems 1-20

6^th Grade:  Lesson 117 and 118 Practice problems and Supplemental Practice for Lesson 106 (page 710), problems 1-16

 

Thursday:       4^th Graders: Lesson 118 Problem set, problems 1-25

5^th Graders: Lesson 119 Problem set, problems 1-25

6^th Graders: Lesson 118 Problem set, problems 1-30

 

Friday:           4^th Graders: Lesson 119 Problem set, problems 1-25

5^th Graders: Supplemental Practice for Lesson 115 (page 549), problems 1-18

6^th Graders: Supplemental Practice for Lesson 111 (page 711), problems 1-20

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Parent Signature:_________________________________________________

To Bring to Class:  Math book, loose-leaf notebook paper, pencil, colored pen, homework

Prep Math Assignment Sheet, March 29

Dominion Preparatory Academy

Daily Assignment Sheet

Teacher:         Brenda Lecklider                  Date Assigned: March 30^th

Class:              Math                                       Date Due:  April 1^st     

 

Monday:         4^th Graders:  Lesson 116 and 117 Practice problems

5^th Graders:  Lesson 116 and 117 Practice problems and Supplemental Practice for Lesson 112 (page 548), problems 1-20

6^th Graders:  Lesson 115 and 116 Practice Problems and Supplemental Practice for Lesson 101 (page 709), problems 1-20

 

Tuesday:        4^th Graders:  Lesson 117 Problem Set, problems 1-25

5^th Graders:  Lesson 117 Problem Set, problems 1-25

6^th Graders:  Lesson 116 Problem set, 1-30

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Parent Signature:_________________________________________________

To Bring to Class:  Math book, loose-leaf notebook paper, pencil, colored pen, homework

Prep History Assignment Sheet, April 1

Dominion Academy

Daily Assignment Sheet

 

Teacher:  Brenda Lecklider             Date Assigned: April 1^st  

Class:       History                              Date Due: April 6^th   

 

Thursday:      Read Princess Catherine Comes to Russia in Chapter 26 of The Story of the World.  After the first reading, give a narration to a parent.  After the narration, answer the questions in the History Notebook.

 

Complete The Causes of the French Revolution worksheet that is on the other side of this assignment sheet.

 

Friday:           Take the Chapter 24 review quiz which has been emailed to your parents.

 

5^th and 6^th Graders:  Review the following words for Monday’s Latin Quiz.

 

digitus                                      finger, toe, inch                                        digit

caput, capitis                            head                                                         capitalism, captain, cabbage

manus                                      hand                                                        manufacture, manicotti, manuscript

pes, pedis                                                foot                                                          pedal, pawn, pedometer

corpus, corporis                      body                                                        incorporate, corpulence,  corps

centum                                     hundred                                                   cent, century, centimeter, percent, centigrade

mille                                        thousand                                                  mile, mill, millimeter, millennium

ignis                                         fire                                                           ignite, ignition, igneous

bonus                                      good                                                        bonus, bounteous, bounty, debonaire, bonanza

sol                                           sun                                                          solar, solarium, parasol

luna                                         moon                                                       lunar, lunatic, lunacy

trans                                        across, over, beyond, through                 transport, transcript, transfer, transparent

terra                                         land                                                         territory, terrace, terra cotta, Mediterranean Sea

dormio, dormitum                   sleep                                                        dormitory, dormant, dormer window

stella                                        star                                                          stellar, constellation

inter                                         between, among, amid                             international, intervene, interlude, interject

ars, artis                                   art, skill                                                   artillery, inert, artistic, artificial

vivo, victum                            live                                                          vivid, revive, survive, victim

magnus                                    big, large, great                                         magnify, magnitude,                magnanimous

populus                                   people                                                      public, publish, populace, population, republic

urbs, urbis                                               city                                                          urban, suburb, urbane

curro cursum                           run                                                           current, occur, excursion, cursive

facio, factum                            do, make                                                  factory, manufacture, deface, perfect, satisfy

scribo, scriptum                       write                                                        scriptures, inscription, describe, prescription, transcribe

dico, dictum                             speak, say                                                                dictate, diction, predict, benediction, contradict, verdict

liber, libri                                 book                                                        library, libel

scio, scitum                             know                                                       science, conscience, conscious

 

 

 

 

Parent

Responsibility: Please make sure that your student has completed the homework.

Parent Signature:  ___________________________________________

 

To Bring to Class: History notebook, homework, and colored pencils

 

 

 

Prep History Assignment Sheet, March 29

Dominion Academy

Daily Assignment Sheet

Teacher:         Brenda Lecklider                  Date Assigned: March 30^th

Class:        History                             Date Due: April 1^st  

Tuesday:               Read The Reign of Terror in Chapter 25 of The Story of the World.  After the first reading, give a narration to a parent.  After the narration, answer the questions in the History Notebook.

 

Do the Map Work for Chapter 25

1. Find Versailles, the site of the meetings of “The General Assembly” and “The National Assembly.” Draw a purple circle around the dot that represents Versailles.
2. Paris was only twelve miles from Versailles. The commoners of Paris heard of the Third Estate’s revolt and prepared to join the revolution.  Find the key on your map, and color the top box orange.  Draw an orange circle around the city of Paris.
3. Several cities in France supported the National Assembly and the commoners of Paris in the revolution of 1789. The following were of those many cities: Marseille, Montpellier, Bordeaux, Rennes, Caen, Lyon Troyes, Amien.  Find these cities on the map and draw an orange circle around each dot that represents those cities.
4. Find the three areas on your map that have been marked with small dashed lines. Remember that throughout the countryside, peasants revolted, invaded the mansions of the rich, and murdered the hated noblemen of the Second Estate.  Color these areas orange.
5. Many in France, called Royalists, did not support the revolution of 1789. Find the key, and color the lower box brown.  Color the remaining area of France brown.  (Note to students:  The division between those who supported the revolution and those who did not was more complex than the map shows.  The map has been simplified for the purpose of this activity.)

 

Review the following Latin root words:

digitus                                      finger, toe, inch                                        digit

caput, capitis                            head                                                         capitalism, captain, cabbage

manus                                      hand                                                        manufacture, manicotti, manuscript

pes, pedis                                                foot                                                          pedal, pawn, pedometer

corpus, corporis                      body                                                        incorporate, corpulence,  corps

centum                                     hundred                                                   cent, century, centimeter, percent, centigrade

mille                                        thousand                                                  mile, mill, millimeter, millennium

ignis                                         fire                                                           ignite, ignition, igneous

bonus                                      good                                                        bonus, bounteous, bounty, debonaire, bonanza

sol                                           sun                                                          solar, solarium, parasol

luna                                         moon                                                       lunar, lunatic, lunacy

trans                                        across, over, beyond, through                 transport, transcript, transfer, transparent

terra                                         land                                                         territory, terrace, terra cotta, Mediterranean Sea

dormio, dormitum                   sleep                                                        dormitory, dormant, dormer window

stella                                        star                                                          stellar, constellation

inter                                         between, among, amid                             international, intervene, interlude, interject

ars, artis                                   art, skill                                                   artillery, inert, artistic, artificial

vivo, victum                            live                                                          vivid, revive, survive, victim

magnus                                    big, large, great                                         magnify, magnitude,                magnanimous

populus                                   people                                                      public, publish, populace, population, republic

urbs, urbis                                               city                                                          urban, suburb, urbane

curro cursum                           run                                                           current, occur, excursion, cursive

facio, factum                            do, make                                                  factory, manufacture, deface, perfect, satisfy

scribo, scriptum                       write                                                        scriptures, inscription, describe, prescription, transcribe

dico, dictum                             speak, say                                                                dictate, diction, predict, benediction, contradict, verdict

liber, libri                                 book                                                        library, libel

scio, scitum                             know                                                       science, conscience, conscious

 

Parent

Responsibility: Please make sure that your student has completed the homework.

Parent Signature:  ___________________________________________

To Bring to Class: History book, notebook, homework, and colored pencils

Prep English Assignment Sheet, April 1

Dominion Preparatory Academy

Daily Assignment Sheet

 

Teacher:         Lecklider                                Date Assigned: April 1^st

Class:        5th-6th English                Date Due: April 6^th   

 

Wednesday:   Complete pages 243 and 244 in your Writing and Grammar book.  

                       

Thursday/

Friday:               Complete your book report.  Make sure that you follow the instructions provided on the book report instructions.

                        4^th Graders:  Write a paragraph according to the guidelines for Paragraph Six.

5^th Graders:  Write your book report according to the book report instructions.  You should write a title page and a paragraph each for background information, main character, setting, and opinion (Roman numerals I, II, III, and V on the book report handout.)

6^th Graders:  Follow the instructions on the hand-out and write a seven paragraph book report.

                       

 

 

 

 

 

Parent Responsibility:  Make sure that the student has completed the homework assignments. 

 

 

________________________________________________________

Parent Signature

 

 

To Bring to Class:  English Writing and Grammar book and homework assignments.

 

 

 

Prep English Assignment Sheet, March 29

Dominion Preparatory Academy

Daily Assignment Sheet

 

Teacher:         Lecklider                                Date Assigned: March 30^th

Class:        5th-6th English                Date Due: April 1^st  

 

Monday:         Complete pages 241 and 242 in your Writing and Grammar book.  

                       

Tuesday:        The assignment this week is to write a book report about The Magician’s Nephew.  We will use the same format as we have in the past.  In order to prepare for this assignment, students should think about the topic of each paragraph and take some notes to use for writing.  Bring this information to class as we will be using it to begin writing the book report in class.  The following information is given so that students know for which paragraphs they need to take notes.  The book report will not be due until next Monday.  Please keep the book report instructions for use later in the week.

                        4^th Graders:  Write a paragraph according to the guidelines for Paragraph Six.

5^th Graders:  Write your book report according to the book report instructions.  You should write a title page and a paragraph each for background information, main character, setting, and opinion (Roman numerals I, II, III, and V on the book report handout.)

6^th Graders:  Follow the instructions on the hand-out and write a seven paragraph book report.

                       

 

 

 

 

 

Parent Responsibility:  Make sure that the student has completed the homework assignments. 

 

 

________________________________________________________

Parent Signature

 

 

To Bring to Class:  English Writing and Grammar book and homework assignments.

 

 

 

Prep Math Assignment Sheet, March 15

Dominion Preparatory Academy

Daily Assignment Sheet

Teacher:         Brenda Lecklider                  Date Assigned:  March 25^th  

Class:        Math                                             Date Due:  March 30^th

Student Assignment

 

Wednesday:   4^th Graders:  Lesson 114 and 115 Practice Problems

5^th Graders:  Lesson 114 and 115 Practice Problems and Supplemental Practice for Lesson 109 (page 548), problems, 1-20

6^th Graders:  Lesson 113 and 114 Practice Problems, and Supplemental Practice for Lesson 98, (page 708), problems 1-18

 

 

Thursday:      4^th Graders: Lesson 115 Problem set, problems 1-25

5^th Graders: Lesson 115 Problem set, problems 1-25

                        6^th Graders: Lesson 114 Problem set, problems 1-30

 

Friday:           4^th, 5^th, 6^th Graders:  Test

 

 

Parent Signature:_________________________________________________

To Bring to Class:  Math book, loose-leaf notebook paper, pencil, colored pen, homework

Prep Math Assignment Sheet, March 23

          Dominion Preparatory Academy

Daily Assignment Sheet

Teacher:  Brenda Lecklider             Date Assigned: March 23^rd

Class:    Math                                     Date Due:  March 25^th   

Student Assignment

 

Monday:         4^th Graders:  Lesson 111, 112 and 113 Practice Problems

5^th Graders:  Lesson 111, 112 and 113 Practice Problems

6^th Graders:  Lesson 111 and 112 Practice Problems and Supplemental Practice for Lesson 95 (page 707), odd problems 1-25

 

Tuesday:        4^th Graders:  Lesson 113 Problem set, problems 1-25

5^th Graders:  Lesson 113 Problem set, problems 1-25

6^th Graders:  Lesson 112 Problem set, 1-30

 

 

4^th and 5^th Graders:  Answer the following for a contest entry.

 

One red, one white, and one blue marble are in a box.  In another box are seven pieces of paper, each one having one day of the week written on it.  You get one chance to pick from one box.  If you draw a blue marble or a weekend day (Saturday or Sunday), you get to be excused from one quiz.  Which box offers you the best chance of getting out of a quiz?  Explain how you got your answer.

 

6^th Graders:  Answer the following for a contest entry.

 

You notice a bag of gumballs that sells for $3.00 at a candy store.  You wonder if this is a good deal for gumballs and ask the clerk how many gumballs come in the bag.  The clerk says, “Less than 100 come in the bag.  Also, if you count the gum by twos, threes, or fours, one gumball would be left over each time.  None are left over if you count by fives.”  How many gumballs could be in the bag?

 

 

Parent Signature:_________________________________________________

To Bring to Class:  Math book, loose-leaf notebook paper, pencil, colored pen, homework

 

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