This Week’s Study Guide: March 9-13, 2020

 

Reading   STAAR Vocabulary Caption- sentences placed near a picture to give the reader information about the picture Diagram- a picture or drawing that has labels and shows parts of something Subheadings- the titles of sections in a story that tell what the section will be about. Photographs- help the reader visualize (to see) what the information in the text is saying.   Summary Fiction:                          Non-fiction Who-                              Who/What- Wanted-                          Setting- But-                                 Purpose- So- Then-

Mathematics Objectives:TSW explain the connection between human capital/labor and income. TSW describe the relationship between the availability or scarcity of resources and how that impacts. Earn, Save, Spend, and Donate Song

Science  Chapter 2, Lesson 3 How is Matter Measured? Pgs. 86-93   Mighty Vocabulary: Matter-anything that has mass and takes up space Mass- how much matter is in an object Measurement tool: balance  Weight-how much gravity pulls on an object Measurement tool: spring scale, scale Volume-is the amount of space the object takes up Measurement tool: graduated cylinder Density-is the property of matter that compares an object’s mass to its volume. The rock’s volume is the amount of water it pushes out of the way when it sinks. Magnetism- is the force that pulls on, or attracts metal objects containing iron and nickel. Academic Vocabulary

Spelling Words Variant Vowels  https://www.spellingcity.com/users/borchers3rdgrade 1. taught 13.  water 2.  hauls 14.  bought 3. caused 15. thoughtless 4. paused   5.  squawk Review Words 6.  drawing 16.  inches  7. crawl 17.  cities 8. flawless 18.  cherries 9. lawn   10. salt Challenge Words 11.  talked 19.  walrus 12.  halls 20. autumn