Math classes today discovered that quadilaterals can be divided into two triangles. Therefore, the measure of all the angles are 360 degrees. We completed practice exercises to understand how to find the missing angle. In learning about the parts of a circle, we learned that the diameter is any line segment through the center that connects two points on the circle. A radius is any line segment that connects the center to a point on the circle.
Today, we explored Africa through maps, discussion, and a United Streaming video about Africa's geography. We labeled Africa's regions on a map, and learned that it is a continent with many countries. Passing midway through Africa is the equator. The northern half and the southern half mirror each other when it comes to climate. The continent has many different groups of people and various exotic animals. We also learned that the Sahara desert is the size of our own United States. We're excited to learn more about Africa in the coming weeks.
Homework:
Math: Quadrilateral worksheet (graded) and page 501, 14-16.
Language Arts: Tomorrow we will have quizzes on Elizabeth Blackwell. Study your vocabulary and spelling, and review the play. Also, read through page 92 in Good Night, Maman. Complete your new role for next Thursday.
Social Studies: Study your vocabulary and your regions map for Africa.
REVIEW YOUR PROGRESS REPORT WITH YOUR PARENTS AND BRING THE BOTTOM PORTION BACK TO SCHOOL SIGNED.
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