This week we are focused on writing to a prompt and reading, responding, and analyzing peices of short text. Much of what we do this week will help us feel more confident about the upcoming 5th Grade iLEAP test on April 11- 15, 2011.
We are continuing to practice our Daily Oral Language and Daily Geography each morning. The following sentences and question may help you as you review for these tests on Thursday.
Daily Oral Language
1. im not sure therefore about to of them problems2. jolene and me read eldorado a poem by edgar allan poe
3. i went to the public library and picked up a copy of the book the adventures of huckleberry finn
4. yes either well go to the Zoo today or well go to the park tomorrow
5. we must leave now said randy or well miss our train
6. i and my cousin seen a big flying saucer last night
7. cindy pleas bring that magazine called national geographic over here
8. no he don’t have the talent to do the job good
9. that is of course one of my favorite places in the us
10. astronauts wont go to mars until the twenty-first century
Daily Geography
1. To travel from Australia to South Africa, which direction would you go?
2. If you are drawing a map in which the scale is 1 inch equals 2 miles, how many inches would it take to show 12 miles?
3. Jackson is to Mississippi as ____________ is to Kentucky.
4. What direction would you travel to get from North America to Europe?
5. Look at a map of Europe and Asia. What mountain range separates Europe from Asia?
6. Which of the following locations does not fit the order?
A. Columbus, Ohio
B. Sacramento, California
C. Billings, Montana
D. Albany, New York
7. What major city in California is located on a peninsula?
8. Which has a higher elevation?
A. Greenland
B. Australia
Thanks,
Mrs. Telford
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