Mr. Epps' and Mrs. Dong's
Homework Page
Fifth Grade
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Disclaimer: Homework assignments may or may not be posted on this page. It is the
student's responsibility to get homework assignments in class.
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Please take your child to library to check out book on their history project subject by next week!!!!
CHECK OUT www.scottrigsby.com to see our guest speaker from this week. Very inspiring
testimony to God.
10/13 Monday.
Bible: Joshua 1: 8-9 Write out explanation and begin to memorize.
History: Continue research on the "Roaring twenties."
Spelling: Lesson 8 words, write out definitions.
Reading: Read AR book on the subject of their project.
Math:Lesson 20- 1-2 all, 4-6 all
Lang: Do page 40-Write A, Think B &C and Page 41 Think E
10/14 Tuesday
Bible: Review Faith lesson, Hebrews Chapter 11..
History: Continue research, complete fact sheet.
Spelling: Pg. 52.
Reading: Read AR book and chapter 5 from Island of the Blue Dolphin.
Math: LEsson 21- 1-6 all
Lang: Mad Libs
10/15 Wednesday
Bible: Review notes on Joshua and Faith lesson. Study Joshua 1:8-9 for quiz.
History: Had geography class, no homework.
Spelling: Pg. 53.
Reading: Read AR book.
Math: Test 2
Lang: none
10/16 Thursday
Bible: Pray for chapel, classmates, bring in Cambodian mission gift if possible.
History: Review notes and map on "Roaring Twenties", continue to research person for project.
Spelling: Study words for test on Friday.
Reading: Review chapter 4-5 in "Island of the Blue Dolphins", for quiz.
Math: Lesson 23
Lang: Do 42 Think A & C
10/17 Friday
Bible:
History: Work on rough draft corrections.
Spelling: None.
Reading: Read AR book on subject for Celebrate America.
Math: none
Lang: none
Big assignments this week:
1. Memory verse quiz on Friday, Joshua 1:8-9-- "8 Do not let this Book of the Law depart from
your mouth; meditate on it day and night, so that you may be careful to do everything written in it. Then
you will be prosperous and successful. 9 Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do
not be terrified; do not be discouraged, for the LORD your God will be with you wherever you go."
2. Rough/rough draft due on 10/17. Written out 3 page outline and/or 10 note cards with biographical
information on their subject.
Spelling words for the week of October 13:
Beliefs, breathe, celing, complete, conceal, conceit, defeat, degree, delete, diesel, greedy,
league, leisure, meanwhile, niece, peaceful, prefix, referee, release, repeal, season, secede, siege,
speech, thesis.
Spelling words for the week of October 20 will be from our 1920;s study:
Class news:
Students have a written explanation of requirements and requests and
due dates for Celebrate America Day.
Celebrate America! Please send in a couple of old t-shirts for the girls. They will be cut up and used to make a
flapper dress. Please send in a big pair of suit pants for the boys....for a "Zoot Suit" costume. You can get these at
yard sales and/or thrift stores. Our themes is the ROARING TWENTIES.
Due dates for Celebrate America:
(They will have class time the next 3 weeks but should do the majority of the work at home.
1. Rough/rough draft 10/17.
2. Rough draft-corrected and in by 10/24
3. Final copy of paper on 10/29.
4. Posterboard-pictures and supplies to class by 10/20, completed by 10/27.
4. Presentation -3 minutes in costume- 10/30.
Accelerated Reader
Students should be reading at home. I recommend 15-30 minutes Monday-Thursday. Students should take at
least one AR test each quarter. Our class novel is the Island of the Blue Dolphin,which does not count as AR
requirement.
Missions reminder: Offering for Cambodia on Friday of every week.
Dolphin Quest November 14th, need at least 3 parents to drive and help supervise. Please send in transportation
form if you think you might drive.
GEMS: November 21st, girls only, need 2-3 parents to go and to supervise. Transportation is provided.