March 1-6
The calendar fundraiser went home today. I am offering a classroom movie and
treat if all the students at least fill in one day! This is an important
fundraiser for our school, so I hope we can help make it great!
We will resume
spelling list 23 this week studying the same words listed last week continuing
to skip the vocabulary for now.
Please bring a pack of large notecards on Monday for our research report.
Also, this is Dr. Seuss week, dressing up optional and a theme schedule was sent home today.
On Monday, we have a quiz in History over
sections 13.1-13.3 and 14.1-14.2. The test is Thursday over chapters 12-14, a full study guide will come home Monday.
Here are some key points to study for the quiz, but please
study the chapter comprehension questions after the sections as well.
Captitals:
Helsinki, Finland
Stockholm, Sweden
Reykjavic, Iceland
Oslow, Norway
People:
Margrethe II- longest-ruling monarch of Denmark
Sami- Native peoples of the
northern Scandinavian Peninsula and northwestern Russia
Canute the Dane- Danish
king who controlled Denmark and parts of England, Sweden, and Norway
Mikael
Agricola- Man who published a Finnish translation of the New Testament
Slavs-
The largest ethnic group in Eastern Europe
Terms: polar night- phenomenon in
which the sun remains below the horizon, causing longer times of darkness in the
winter in Arctic regions
fjord- long, narrow, and deep inlet of the sea with hi,
rocky banks
Nordic- north
Great Famine- This is what resulted from Stalin's
collectivism plan in Ukraine.
Geography- Carpathian Mountains- arc-shaped
mountain range in Eastern Europe
Danube River- Second longest river in Europe
Lithuania- Largest of the three Baltic states
On Tuesday, we will have a quiz in Scienc over chapter 11. I will send home terms to study Monday. The Science Test over chapter 11 will be Friday. We will complete Science on Wednesday the 11th with our final exam over chapters 10-12.
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