Mrs. Iman's Class

Contact: Katie.iman@sepanthers.org

Phone: 740-774-2003 EXT 71207

Class Facebook Page: http://on.fb.me/1e957I0

Social Studies

Social Studies |
April 20th-April 24th

1867- Wilbur Wright was born

1900- US Post Office issues 1st book of postage stamps

1922- Annie Oakley sets women's record by breaking 100 clay targets in a row.

Student Spotlight

Lakin Owsley

Lakin enjoys learning about reading and art. Her favorite food is ramen noodles and her favorite drink is water. When she grows up, she wants to be a police officer.

Dates to Remember/Homework:

There will be no assigned home work this week. Anything not finished in class will be sent home.

In Class this Week

We have finished our work in our textbook this year. We will finish the year studying some of the most popular National Parks. Aside from students will use their research skills to study one park in depth.

Reading: Unit 6 Weeks 3

April 20th-April 24th

Weekly Homework

  • Spelling and Vocab Test will be on Friday, April 24th

  • There is no homework other than studying for tests for the remainder of the year due to the reading state test.

Essential Question:

Spelling

Main Selection

Paired Selection

Vocab Strategies

Reading Skills & Strategies:

Vocabulary Words:

canyon- a deep valley with very steep sides, often with a river flowing through it

glacier- a huge, slow-moving mass of ice that shapes the land over thousands of years

plateau- a large area of high land that is relatively flat on top

basin- a low, bowl-shaped area of land surround by higher land

geyser- a natural hot spring that occasionally sprays a column of water and steam into the air (think Old Faithful!)

peninsula- a piece of land that is almost entirely surrounded by water but is connected to the mainland

Spelling Words: Unit 5 Week 2

discourage

nonfiction

disappoint

nonstop

disbelief

nonsense

distrust

unable

misnumber

uncertain

mislabel

mislead

misplace

misstep

nonfat