Nature's Classroom: First payment of $60.00 due on Thursday, November 5th.
You should all be working on your Enterprising People prototype!
Social Studies:
1. Passport Cover, due Friday, November 6th. You received a rubric today in class, but check out Ms. Pfannebecker's website if you do not have one.
Latin:
1. Back side of worksheet:
(I have put the worksheet below because we have so many students absent):
Latin Numbers and Roman Numerals
Nomen:_______________________
Practice
Class:_______
I. Write the following numbers in Latin. Give three forms when necessary.
1. three (m., f., and n.)-
2. one (m., f., and n.)-
3. two (m., f., and n.)-
4. five-
5. nine-
6. six-
7. four-
8. ten-
9. eight-
10. seven-
II. Write the following phrases in Latin.
1. one girl-
2. one boy-
3. one flag-
4. two girls-
5. two boys-
6. two flags-
7. three girls-
8. three flags-
9. four girls-
10. four boys-
11. five pencils-
12. ten Romans-
13. six tables-
14. eight boys and girls-
15. three erasers-
16. nine clocks-
17. seven pens-
18. five papers-
19. two maps-
20. three windows-
III. Translate these sentences. For an extra challenge, answer the questions in Latin on a separate piece of paper. This is optional.
1. Quot stili in mensa sunt?
(end of front side of worksheet)
2. Sunt duae fenestrae et una ianua in camera nostra.
3. Suntne centem mensae et sellae in camera nostra?
4. Quot tabulae geographicae in muro sunt?
5. Sunt mille chartae in mensa.
6. Ubi est magistra?
7. Quot discipulae in camera nostra sunt? Quot discipuli sunt?
8. Est unus stilus in mensa sed non est erarura. (sed= but)
10. Estne creta in camera nostra? Quot erasurae in camera nostra sunt?
IV. Give three derivatives for each of the Latin numbers. Nine may be tough and you may use a dictionary as a last resort.
unus-
sex-
duo-
septem-
tres-
octo-
quattuor-
novem-
quinque-
decem-
V. What are your favorite Latin number and Roman numeral? Write them below and explain what you like about both of them.
2. Latin quiz on Roman Numerals on Friday, November 6th.
Math:
1. Make corrections to quiz for 1/2 credit back. Use a separate sheet of paper and write down problems.
2. Get quiz signed.
English:
1. Rough draft for "Best Poem Ever!" is due either on Wednesday or Thursday.
2. Final draft of "Best Poem Ever!" due on Friday, November 6th.
Be sure to include/think about:
1. Getting a good topic.
2. Outstanding vocabulary (word choice).
3. Use figurative language.
Science:
1. Answer one of the following questions on density. You may include a labeled drawing in your explanation. You may answer more than one for extra credit (see Mrs. Boland's website for more info):
1. Give an example of how density affects you in real life or how you see it at work in the real world.
2. Explain why a hot air balloon floats.
3. Using the concept of density, explain why it is important to shake up your Italian salad dressing.
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