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2. 1. 418 2 = 4. 47,902 6 = A. 240C. 24 A. 7,986 R3 C. 7,903 B. 190D. 209B. 7,983 R4 D. 8,2042. 184 4 = 5. 395 4 = A. 460 R2 C. 46 B. 65 R1D. 37 R2A. 83 R3 C. 98 R2 B. 83 R4 D. 98 R33. 2,390 3 = 6. 932 6 =A. 796 R2C. 285 R4 A. 155 R2 C. 155 R1B. 365 R3D. 370 B. 155 R3 D. 155 R4 3. 1ABCD 4. 2ABCD 5. 3ABCD 6. 4ABCD 7. 5ABCD 8. 6ABCD 9. Class JobsTeachers Assistant - $15/pay periodBanker -$20Cell Box Carrier -$4/dayLiner Leader -$4/dayCaboose - $3/daySubstitute -$2/daySnacks Leader - $4/dayHomework -$3/checkReminder -$2/dayHonor Roll -$30Math Achievement -$25Language Achievement -$25Citizenship - $20 10. Reading - The Caribbean Islands (page 204)Talk About ItWhat would it be like to livein the Caribbean? Whatmakes island culturedifferent from mainlandculture? 11. Reading - The Caribbean Islands (page 204)If you are forbidden to do something, you are orderednot to do it.If you are reluctant to do something, you do not wantto do it.Mischievous behavior is playful, but usually in anannoying way.Hesitation is a pause of delay. 12. Reading - The Caribbean Islands (page 204)A sound that blared was very loud.If someone gossiped about you, he or she repeatedstories that might not be true.Something that is elegant is splendid or luxurious indress, style, or design.Something irresistible is too tempting or attractive tobe ignored. 13. Reading - The Caribbean Islands (page 204)Reading Homework Practice book, page 59Study for quiz tomorrow. 14. Math - Long Divisiondividend: a number to bedivideddivisor: the number bywhich a dividend is dividedquotient: the answer to adivision problemremainder: a number leftafter the quotient isfound 15. Math - Long DivisionStep 1: DivideStep 2: Multiply5 525Step 3: SubtractStep 4: Bring downStep 5: Repeat all steps 16. Math - Long Division 17. Math - Explore Dividing by 1-Digit Divisors (page 106)PLACE-VALUE Use place-value models to findMODELS WORK SPACEPull 18. Math - Explore Dividing by 1-Digit Divisors (page 106)remainder: in division, a number left afterthe quotient is found. Division is like backwards multiplication. 19. Math - Explore Dividing by 1-Digit Divisors (page 106)Step 1. Exact division in all place values3 3962 40825 155 20. Math - Explore Dividing by 1-Digit Divisors (page 106) Step 2. A remainder in the ones.3 3942 4062 6205 21. Math - Explore Dividing by 1-Digit Divisors (page 106) Step 3. A remainder in the tens.3 81 2 98 22. Math - Explore Dividing by 1-Digit Divisors (page 106)Step 4. A remainder in any of the place values.3 7115 9056 23. Math - Explore Dividing by 1-Digit Divisors (page 106)Math HomeworkPractice book, page 22 24. Language: Verb Tenses (page 172)RulesThe tense of a verb tellswhen something happens.Keith explores caves.A verb in the past tense shows thatsomething has already happened.Yesterday Keith explored a small cave. 25. Language: Verb Tenses (page 172)A verb in the future tenseshows that something isgoing to happen.Tomorrow Keith will explore a large cave. Present Tensetoday or now Past Tense yesterday or sometime in the past Future Tense tomorrow or sometime in the future 26. Language: Verb Tenses (page 172) 27. Language: Verb Tenses (page 172) 28. Language: Verb Tenses (page 172) Language HomeworkPractice book, page 35 29. 1. joint11. fountain2. foul 12. sprawls3. coil 13. douse4. hoist14. clause5. stout15. sprouts6. dawdle 16. cautious7. mouthful 17. turmoil8. counter18. scrawny9. brought19. foundation10. bawl20. turquoise 30. Social Studies - The World Awaits (page 110)Do NowRead pages 110-115 anddefine:entrepreneurs - someone who runs a businesscost - effort made to achieve or gainsomething.benefit - reward gainedReconquista - a movement to make Spain allCatholics 31. HomeworkSummaryMonday,November28,2011Reading1.Practicebook,page592.StudyforquizMath1.Practicebook,page22Language1.Practicebook,page35 32. KEYScorePayment03: $10debit945: $5debit6: $07: $2credit8: $3credit9: $4credit 10: $10credit 33. Attachments imgres