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1 Name Lifework Mr.Hawkins s Class ELA Homework Week of Dec.4 th - Dec. 8th Weekly Spelling Words 1. Passage 2. Supports 3. Expresses 4. Connection 5. Describes 6. Detail 7. Statement 8. Main idea 9. Author 10. Purpose Skills we are learning: Reading Type A & B UNRAAVEL Monday: 1. UNRAAVEL Text 2. Cite Text Evidence for part A questions 3. Write Spelling Words 5x each! Tuesday: 1. UNRAAVEL Text 2. Cite Text Evidence for part A questions 3. Write each spelling word in a Sentence. Wednesday: 1. UNRAAVEL Text 2. Cite Text Evidence for part A questions 3. Write words 5x each Thursday: 1. UNRAAVEL TEXT 2. Cite Text Evidence for part A questions) 3. Practice spelling tests. Get TRACKER and Grade sheet signed Mr. Hawkins: Mrs. Benoit: Ms. Thompson: Reminders: 3 rd Grade Check and Sign homework daily Students will miss P.E. if homework is incomplete or not signed by parents. Sign Behavior Tracker every Thursday. Students will receive an infraction when trackers are not signed. Please Contact teachers if you have any questions or concerns: December 6 th -18 th -Lower Grades ELA/Math Benchmark. Indicate on lesson plan when you will be administering the benchmark. December 13 th - Pre-K Polar Express (library field trip) December 19 th -Christmas Play at 2PM. See tentative agenda December 20 th -Snuggle up to Reading (Students are released half day). Daily Reading Log *Be sure you are reading for at least 30 minutes each night* Monday Tuesday Wenesday Thursday Title of Book: Title of Book: Title of Book: Title of Book:
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3 Brazil Brazil is the largest country on the continent of South America. It covers almost half of the entire continent! The western half of Brazil borders many other smaller countries. On the east side of the country is the Atlantic Ocean. The coast, the portion of the land that borders the ocean, is more than 4,000 miles long! The capital of Brazil is Brasilia. However, up until 1960, the capital was Rio de Janiero, a large city on the east coast of the country. The government decided they wanted to build a new capital city that was more in the middle of the country. Brasilia is a new city, but more than two million people live and work there. Many people who work in Brasilia work for the country s government, since that is where most political and governmental organizations are located. Brazil has a large population, or number of people living in a location, of more than 200 million people. Many Brazilians work in service industries like banking, education, and healthcare. Because the country has such a large coastline, there are also a lot of jobs surrounding the tourism industry. The residents who work in the countryside typically work in mining or farming. Brazil is a leading manufacturer in many minerals like iron ore and gold, and Brazil also exports much of the world s coffee. 1. What is the current capital of Brazil? A Brasilia B Rio de Janiero C Atlantic Ocean D South America 1b. Which detail from the text supports the answer to question 1? A capital was Rio de Janiero, a large city on the east coast of the country. B Brazil is the largest country on the continent of South America. C The capital of Brazil is Brasilia. 2. What does the word population mean? A where a country is located B a service industry C the number of people in a location D the coast 2b. Which detail from the text supports the answer to question 2? A Many Brazilians work in service industries like banking, education, and healthcare B the portion of the land that borders the ocean C Brazil has a large population, or number of people living in a location, of more than 200 million people.
4 Brazil Brazil is the largest country on the continent of South America. It covers almost half of the entire continent! The western half of Brazil borders many other smaller countries. On the east side of the country is the Atlantic Ocean. The coast, the portion of the land that borders the ocean, is more than 4,000 miles long! The capital of Brazil is Brasilia. However, up until 1960, the capital was Rio de Janiero, a large city on the east coast of the country. The government decided they wanted to build a new capital city that was more in the middle of the country. Brasilia is a new city, but more than two million people live and work there. Many people who work in Brasilia work for the country s government, since that is where most political and governmental organizations are located. Brazil has a large population, or number of people living in a location, of more than 200 million people. Many Brazilians work in service industries like banking, education, and healthcare. Because the country has such a large coastline, there are also a lot of jobs surrounding the tourism industry. Some people, the residents who work in the countryside, typically work in mining or farming. Brazil is a leading manufacturer in many minerals like iron ore and gold, and Brazil also exports much of the world s coffee. 3. What is the most common job in Brasilia? A government B healthcare C farming D tourism 3b. Which detail from the text supports the answer to question 3? A Many people who work in Brasilia work for the country s government. B Many Brazilians work in service industries like banking, education, and healthcare C The residents who work in the countryside typically work in mining or farming. 4. Which of the following is a major industry in Brazil? A tourism B technology C mining D farming 4b. Which detail from the text best supports the answer to question 4? A Because the country has such a large coastline, there are also a lot of jobs surrounding the tourism industry. B Brazil is a leading manufacturer in many minerals like iron ore and gold, and Brazil also exports much of the world s coffee. C Some people, the residents who work in the countryside, typically work in mining or farming.
5 Egyptian Pyramids The country of Egypt is on the northeastern corner of Africa. About seven thousand years ago, the Egyptians began to settle along the banks of the Nile River. The Nile River gave Egyptians food, like fish, and water for crops. It also allowed Egyptians to travel using boats, and to transport goods from one place to another. Because of this, the population around the Nile continued to grow. Villages became larger tribes, who were under one king called a pharaoh. The Egyptians believed that in order for a pharaoh to live forever and continue to protect them, his body needed to be preserved. They built pyramids to honor pharaohs who had died. Each pyramid held the pharaoh s body, as well as many of the pharaoh s riches and treasures and kept them protected. The pyramids were sophisticated and took an extremely long time to plan and create. Because it would take up to twenty years to finish, a pharaoh usually began planning his pyramid long before he was expected to die. Building one took thousands of people. Some were skilled workers who designed the overall assembly of the pyramid. Others were needed to properly transport and shape stone into the pyramid itself. Moving the stone was difficult. At times, stone was moved by boat. Other times they were put on sleds and dragged across the desert by many men working together. Once it was built, skilled sculptors and painters decorated it. The location had to be chosen very carefully. It needed to have ground that would support the immense weight of the pyramid. It needed to be near the Nile River so that resources could be transported to the building site. The sides also needed to face exact north, sound, east, and west, to follow the Egyptian beliefs. Once the location was worked out, the men began to work. Often, the pharaoh was buried below ground first, to protect the king and his treasures, and then the pyramid was built around it. 1. What is the author s purpose for writing this text? A to inform where Egypt is located B to teach about Egypt C to explain how Egyptian pyramids are made D to teach about pharaohs 1b. Which detail from the text supports the answer to question 1? A The country of Egypt is on the northeastern corner of Africa. B They built pyramids to honor pharaohs who had died. C The pyramids were sophisticated and took an extremely long time to plan and create. 2. Who were pharaohs? A skilled workers B people who built pyramids C kings D people who decorated the pyramid 2b. Which detail from the text supports the answer to question 2? A Once it was built, skilled sculptors and painters decorated it. B Some were skilled workers who designed the overall assembly of the pyramid. C Villages became larger tribes, who were under one king called a pharaoh.
6 Egyptian Pyramids The country of Egypt is on the northeastern corner of Africa. About seven thousand years ago, the Egyptians began to settle along the banks of the Nile River. The Nile River gave Egyptians food, like fish, and water for crops. It also allowed Egyptians to travel using boats, and to transport goods from one place to another. Because of this, the population around the Nile continued to grow. Villages became larger tribes, who were under one king called a pharaoh. The Egyptians believed that in order for a pharaoh to live forever and continue to protect them, his body needed to be preserved. They built pyramids to honor pharaohs who had died. Each pyramid held the pharaoh s body, as well as many of the pharaoh s riches and treasures and kept them protected. The pyramids were sophisticated and took an extremely long time to plan and create. Because it would take up to twenty years to finish, a pharaoh usually began planning his pyramid long before he was expected to die. Building one took thousands of people. Some were skilled workers who designed the overall assembly of the pyramid. Others were needed to properly transport and shape stone into the pyramid itself. Moving the stone was difficult. At times, stone was moved by boat. Other times they were put on sleds and dragged across the desert by many men working together. Once it was built, skilled sculptors and painters decorated it. The location had to be chosen very carefully. It needed to have ground that would support the immense weight of the pyramid. It needed to be near the Nile River so that resources could be transported to the building site. The sides also needed to face exact north, sound, east, and west, to follow the Egyptian beliefs. Once the location was worked out, the men began to work. Often, the pharaoh was buried below ground first, to protect the king and his treasures, and then the pyramid was built around it. 3. Which TWO answers best describe where pyramids were built? A on solid ground B near the Nile River C outside D Africa 3b. Which detail from the text best supports the answer to question 3? A The location had to be chosen very carefully. B It needed to have ground that would support the immense weight of the pyramid. It needed to be near the Nile River so that resources could be transported to the building site. C The sides also needed to face exact north, south, east, and west 4. Why was the Nile important to Egyptian settlers? A It was where they worshipped. B It had holy water. C They could use it for transport. D It was deep. 4b. Which detail from the text best supports the answer to question 4? A The Nile River gave Egyptians food, like fish, and water for crops. B It also allowed Egyptians to travel using boats, and to transport goods from one place to another. C Because of this, the population around the Nile continued to grow.
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