Homework activities for grade 6
Clubs and Activities; Miller, Mr. - 6th Grade Science > Email: mmiller@laia.uta.cl Mr. Miller's 6th Grade Science Homework.
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4th & 5th Grade Homework
Factor Problems 4 Holes: Finish 3,4,6,and 7 on for Family Night Homework Cineplex cards Netflix cards etc 4 Science - Questions 2,4,6,7, and 8 on pg. Interview Assignment due on Monday 3 Have a activity weekend! Cut the cards so that the letters are separated.
Place the pieces into an envelope one envelope per word. Pass out the envelopes to the grades. When you say go, students take out the pieces and put the letters together to create a spelling word.
When the teacher yells stop, the students put their hands at their sides. Teacher checks the cards to see if the word is spelled correctly.
Students then put all the pieces back into the envelope and pass it to another student. Give each student, pairs, or groups, a page from the newspaper. Their job is to look for spelling words in the articles and circle them with marker or crayon.
Students make a list of the words they found. List all the words on the page. Ask a family member to add the correct spelling word to each sentence.
Spelling homework not only prompts students to practice their spelling words. It can also help engage family members in the learning process. Write the page number on which it appears and the guide words at the top of the page.
Write each word in a sentence. Make pictures for 3 sentences. Write your spelling words. Add a rhyming word next to each one.
Write a story that uses 10 spelling words. It can also help get family members involved in the learning process.
Scramble each spelling word. View this game Book Worm and make a board game version for the class. In addition to letter tiles, include letter combinations we are studying this week.
Homework Help Grade 6
Write a Haiku poem using your 10 of your spelling words. Your work should be in cursive; on construction paper, and ready to present to your class.
Remember the construction of Haiku poems use your Language Arts text page s - Create a word web for 10 words.
From the center, find 4 vivid, descriptive words for each of the spelling words. Write your words in cursive. For each spelling word, develop a mnemonic clue. Write the clues on index cards, and practice with another student in class.