5 x 5 for 5th Grade
5 Vocabulary
1. Tallow: Animal fat saved and used for making candle by the daughter
2. Idle: Not working or active
3. Diligent: Constant in effort to accomplish something
4. Palate: The dome shaped roof of your mouth and the floor of your nasal cavities are formed by the palate; the palate has two parts the hard palate and the soft palate
5. Brain stem: The lower part of the brain is the brain stem
5 Sentences
1. When Lily made mom her candles for Christmas, she did not use tallow.
2. Yesterday when I was sick I was very idle.
3. I am Diligent in my skating and in my schoolwork, which is a good thing.
4. When I colored my palate the other day it was neon yellow, neon red, neon blue, neon green, and polkadots!
5. When people tease you about eating seeds such as watermelon, the watermelon could probably grow attached to your brain stem!
5 Facts & Details
1. John Evans from the UK balanced a Modified Mini Cooper on his head!
2. Yilmaz of Turkey now holds the longest distance for Milk Squirting, but Yilmaz did it out of his eye!
3. A guy in Italy holds the record for cycling the deepest underwater!
4. Venus holds the record for longest days with 243 Earth Days!
5. The heaviest cabbage in the world is in Wasilla named, "The Beast" which weighs 127 pounds!
5 Questions
1. Were the Mayflower pilgrims the first group to settle in New England? A: No, there was a colony in Cuttyhunk Island.
2. When did the pilgrims begin building houses in Plymouth? A: On December 25, 1620
3. Did the Pilgrims build log houses for their homes? A: No
4. Who were the first governors of the Plymouth Colony? A: John Carver, Thomas Prence, Edward Winslow and later William Bradford
5. What was it like for the pilgrims to go to church in the early years of the colony? A: Although attendance to Sunday Church was not required, it was expected that all of the puritans of the colony would come
5 Math
1. What fraction does the picture represent? A: 3/8
2. Order fractions from smallest to largest. A: 1/3 1/ 2 3/5 7/10 7/8
3. Write two fractions equivalent to 2/5. A: 4/10 and 10/25
4. Write 74 as mized number. A: 1 3/4
5. Write 4 2/3 as improper fraction. A: 13/3
Gray's Anatomy
Math Workbooks: Guinness 1 page and Sylvan 1 page Factors
Silent Reading: Chapter 11 The Phantom Tollbooth "Discord and Dymme" Milo woke up and decided to conduct the colorful symphony himself. It didn't go as planned. When he tried to stop the musicians they wouldn't stop and kept going on and on faster and faster, making every color a different color. When Chroma finally woke up, he stopped it and suggested that Milo and his friends continue their journey. They went through the forest of sight and saw a tractor with enormous letters on it that said "Cochonous A. Discord Doctor of Dissonance" and decided to go in. Inside was a strange man with enormous ears the size of his head who kept asking them strange questions like "Have you ever heard a blind octopus unwrap a cellophane covered bathtub?" He turned out to be the Doctor of sound. He made every sound in the world go on, but not soft sounds—bangs, crashes, squawks…all of the annoying sounds in the world. He had an assistant named Dymme. He was the "awful din" that made all of the sounds! He's the one making the ruckas. Milo and his friends didn't want to be around the doctor and his assistant, it was too loud. So they kept going. Dymme said that the valley of sound, the place Milo and friends were heading to next was awful. Milo and his friends didn't know what to expect.
Jamestown DVD Colonial Life for Children series: Greg was working on his project on Jamestown for school. He was looking on the internet but couldn't find anything! Suddenly a man started talking to him on the computer. He got zapped into the internet and into Jamestown colony! Greg was very surprised. The man's name was Bob and he would be Greg's guide through the Jamestown colony. First they went to the shipbuilding area and learned about how all the colonists made ships. They got zapped into the internet again and went inside a ship and learned how it was to survive on a ship for the five weeks it took to make the voyage. A lot of monotony. He got zapped into the internet again and met a Powantan Indian. The Indian told Greg all about how the Indians reacted when the colonists first got here. Anyway, Greg got all of his questions on his report on Jamestown answered and he got an A on the project!
Overview: The New Americans Colonial Times by Betsy and Giulio Maestro: *to page 15. Everything I learned about the Pilgrims and the colonists is in this book! I did learn about the Dutch and how they colonized New York, which they first called New Amsterdam until the English took it over later. The English were probably better at colonizing than other countries in Europe.
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