Subject and Predicate

We're learning about subjects and predicates! On Friday, September 30, students will show what they have learned. Here are some practice tools.

Subject and Predicate Practice: An easy practice set to get you started.

Reteaching: Still confused? Try this subject and predicate page.

Verbs in space: Learn how to identify verbs with this game.

Simple subject and predicate game: Practice finding the simple subject and the simple verb of sentences.

Mastered the basics? Try these!

Compound subjects and verbs: Learn about and identify compound subjects and verbs.

Diagramming sentences: This interactive shows you how to diagram sentences. (advanced)

Preposition desert: The subject of a sentence is never the object of a preposition. Say what? Learn more with this game.

Verb Viper: Practice matching subjects with the correct forms of verbs with this game. There are ads--you may want to mute them.

Exploring Surface Area and Volume

Today, your group will work with an interactive website to explore surface area and volume of 3D shapes.

You can achieve maximum learning by taking your time to read the information. Don't just click and click and click! Instead, try out the activities and think about the information that is presented. How does it relate to what we have been learning in science and math?

Interactives: Geometry 3D Shapes

Prime Factorization, GCF, and LCM

We're coming to the end of our first unit together! As we look forward to a test (probably on Monday, September 26) here are some resources to help you study.

Videos
Watching a math video is a great way to brush up on key skills. Here are some of the videos that we have viewed in class--and some that we haven't, but that show procedures we've learned.

Prime Factorization


Greatest Common Factor Video



Least Common Multiple Video
Video link


Games are another good way to practice for a test. Some games on our math topics are listed below. Try them out!

Factor Trees: Factor Tree Game

Factor Game: Be sure to read the directions before you start to play. (Make sure that you aren't just clicking randomly. There is some strategy involved!)

Fruit Splat: A game of common factors

Otter Rush: A game to practice exponents and exponential notation.

Square Root Concentration Game: A game to practice finding square roots.

New Vocabulary List

We're on our second week of learning in the Wonders books! If you would like to practice the vocabulary and spelling words, check out the links below.

Word study packets are due on Friday, September 23.

Vocabulary Practice

Spelling Practice