January 12/th, 2015

ISSUE 14

Archaeologist Bulletin
THEME: Building new knowledge with percentages, decimals, fractions, food
chains, reading with expression, and writing stories that come to life and
writing essays that create pictures in our minds.
Mathematics

Social Studies (History)

Language Arts/ Reading

Group S

Group S (Upper Division):

Narrative Story-Tuesday

Fractions as a part of a set.

Atlas Skills

Expository Essay-Thursday

Group L

Mapping Central, Northern, and Southern

America (countries, capitals, and oceans)

Grammar/ Figurative Language

Mixed Operations: Interpreting

Data Tables

Test on Thursday

Spanish

Theme: Polish it Up!

Group L (Middle Division):

Group L:

Atlas Skills-Districts of Belize, Capitals, Products

in Belizean Districts. (Map it!) Test Thursday

Narrative Story-Tuesday
Expository Essay-Thursday

Group S and L:

Grammar/ All parts of speech

Discussing formal commands

Theme: Im A Writer

Science
Group S
Discussing Food Chains
Group L:
Exploring Food Chains and Food Webs

**** Weekly Student Archaeologist (Students who display exemplary behavior and
growth mindset in all classes.) Previous Week: Jade Gayot and Maggie Lutz
Current Week:

Spelling: Group S
Spelling Words

1. advice
2. device
3. entice
4. sacrifice
5. trounce
6. announce
7. pronounce
8. denounce
9. practice
10. service
11. accomplice
12. apprentice
13. prejudice
14. solstice
15. precipice
16. prejudice
17. scarce
18. source
19. resources
20. coerce

Spelling: Group L
1. advice
2. device
3. entice
4. sacrifice
5. trounce
6. announce
7. pronounce
8. denounce
9. practice
10. service
11. accomplice

Important dates/ events

IXL Math (15 minutes a day/4 days)

RAZ KIDS (15 minutes a day/4 days) Any days you choose. It can be weekend. It can be weekday!
Physical Education (dress out Wednesday)