P.S. 249 Name: __________________________ Ms. L. Cronshaw Week of Jan 23rd- 27th 2017 LCronshaw@schools.nyc.gov Parent Signature: _____________________________ Packet Due Date: January 30th, 2017 Important Dates! Did you bring in your Saturday School permission slip??? ELA Skills: Math Problem-Solving Strategies: New Unit: Make a Model Analyzing setting, orienting and predicting, Write an Equation Draw a Picture determining theme, analyzing perspective, character Use a Tape Diagram/Bar Model analysis, citing text evidence, analyzing part to Work Backwards whole Use a Tool Math Vocabulary: Line, line segment, ray, endpoint, vertice, angle, acute, obtuse Past Unit: Main Idea(s) and Supporting Details, Summarizing, Analyzing Parts of a Text in Relation to the Whole, Analyzing Text Synthesis, Author’s Craft, Cross Previewing Text, Citing Text Evidence, Envisioning ELA Vocabulary: Science Words: Setting, orient, timeline, significance, theme, central Magnetism, electricity, conductors, insulators, force, attract, repel, circuits (simple open, closed, parallel and series) message, moral, perspective, analyzing setting, Social Studies Words: historical fiction, character analysis Colonists, colony, commerce, New Amsterdam, founders, assembly Resource Page: Guide to Character Traits vs. Feelings/Emotions Character Traits Character Feelings/Emotions Traits tell us who the character is on the inside (their personality). Traits are Feelings are a emotional response character’s normally seen through the and words. to the actions around them. They are usually character’s actions, thoughts temporary.
P.S. 249 Name: __________________________ Ms. L. Cronshaw Week of Jan 23rd- 27th 2017 Parent Signature: _____________________________ LCronshaw@schools.nyc.gov Packet Due Date: January 30th, 2017 Important Dates! Did you bring in your Saturday School permission slip??? ELA Skills: New Unit: Analyzing setting, orienting and predicting, determining theme, analyzing perspective, character analysis, citing text evidence, analyzing part to whole Past Unit: Main Idea(s) and Supporting Details, Summarizing, Analyzing Parts of a Text in Relation to the Whole, Analyzing Author’s Craft, Cross Text Synthesis, Previewing Text, Citing Text Evidence, Envisioning Math Problem-Solving Strategies: Make a Model Write an Equation Draw a Picture Use a Tape Diagram/Bar Model Work Backwards Use a Tool Math Vocabulary: Line, line segment, ray, endpoint, vertice, angle, acute, obtuse ELA Vocabulary: Setting, orient, timeline, significance, theme, central message, moral, perspective, analyzing setting, historical fiction, character analysis Science Words: Magnetism, electricity, conductors, insulators, force, attract, repel, circuits (simple open, closed, parallel and series) Social Studies Words: Colonists, colony, commerce, New Amsterdam, founders, assembly Resource Page: Guide to Character Traits vs. Feelings/Emotions Character Traits Character Feelings/Emotions Traits tell us who the character is on the inside (their personality). Traits are normally seen through the character’s actions, thoughts and words. Feelings are a character’s emotional response to the actions around them. They are usually temporary.
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