A co-ed Catholic elementary academy serving nursery age through 8th-grade children in Maspeth, Queens
Tuesday: There are no new spelling words this week.
ELA:
RWN. p. 63
Math: pgs. 127-128
Religion: study study sheet for Chapter 2 & 3 test.
Project on Baptism due Next Monday.
Wednesday:
ELA:
RWN. p. 71
Math: pgs. 133-134
Religion : Study and work on project.
Thursday:
Math: pgs. 139-140
Social Studies: re-read pgs. 74-77
Religion: Chapter 2 & 3 test tomorrow.
Have a wonderful week!
Homework Week of October 7th
Monday:
ELA:Place Spelling words in ABC order.
RWN: p. 49
Math: Packet 2-2
Packet from previous week will be used Tuesday on. Math Test on Topic 2 Friday
Social Studies: Study for Chapter 2 Test. Study sheets and Chapter 2 Lessons 1-3
Test on Thursday
Religion: Work on Baptism Project. Bring in a hanger for in class Sacrament project.
Tuesday:
ELA:
Spelling: use words 1-6 in sentences.
RWN: pg.55
Math: Packet pgs. 2-4 both worksheets
Math Test on Friday
Religion: Hangers due tomorrow.
Social Studies: Study for Test on Thursday
Wednesday:
ELA:
Spelling : use words 7-12 in sentences.
RWN: p. 59
Math: complete lessons 2-5 of packet.
Please let me know if your child is having difficulty with a topic.
Social Studies: Study for test tomorrow.
Religion: work on Baptism Project. Due 10/21
Thursday:
ELA:
Spelling : write each word 3x. Test tomorrow
Math: review topic 2. Test tomorrow
Religion: work on project
Begin to study for Religion Test on Friday October 18th Chapters 2 and 3.
Religion Project on Baptism due October 21st.
Math :study packet. complete page 1
Math test on Topic 2 Friday 10/11
Spelling: Write words 3x each. Test tomorrow.
Science :test tomorrow.10/4
Social Studies: study sheet sent home today. Test on Chapter 2 10/10.
Handwriting: pgs 16-17
Thursday October 3rd individual pictures will be taken.
The children will have an ELA test on Thursday.
Friday October 4th the children will have a Science test on Chapter
Please be sure to save all worksheets sent home to use as study guides for future tests.
Good afternoon 7th grade,
For homework tonight please complete the ELA worksheet titled ” Cell Phones in Schools”. Please answer all of the questions on the back of the worksheet BEFORE you attempt to write the short response. Remember to use the R.A.C.E. strategy to help you gather your thoughts, and fully respond to the questions asked.
Have a great evening!
Mr. Manzello
Homework – September 11, 2019
Math pages:21-22
Social Studies: worksheet
ELA: Readers Writers Notebook pgs 10-11
No written homework today. Students should be studying for their Math trimester test on Wednesday.
ELA Trimester test on Thursday, June 6.
Lunch al Fresco on Thursday.
Walk-a-thon and 12 pm dismissal on Fridya
Homework Thursday,May 30, 2019
Math finish the rest of the pages started in school.
Reading comprehension open book test on FRIDAY. Read the story What Jo Did
$5 Dress Down in pink and purple
Students should bring a personal supply of tissues.
Students must come to school with at least 3 sharpened pencils
Homework Wednesday, May 22, 2019
Science State Performance Test on Thursday morning. You must have 3 sharpened number 2 pencils for this test.
SPELLING TEST ON FRIDAY.
Grammar Quiz on Friday – Identifying nouns, common, and proper.
Refer to class page under ELA Grammar for study materials.
Write each of the following spelling words 3 times each with proper capitalization. DUE ON WEDNESDAY.
Math-complete the first two pages on improper and mixed numbers. You must show work.
Students should bring a personal supply of tissues.
Students must come to school with at least 3 sharpened pencils
Homework Monday, May 13, 2019
Math Test on Friday, May 17.
Math review packet due on Wednesday, May 15
Math R13-4
Social Studies pop quiz-each question is worth 25 pts.
What was the result of the Sale of land by Red Jacket?
What made the following cities important?
Utica
Buffalo
Rochester
Writing passage using vocabulary words and cause and effect due on Tuesday.
Vocabulary
fouled-in sports, made an unfair play against an opposing player
hoop-a ring or a round, flat band
jersey-a shirt that is pulled over the head, made of a soft, knitted cloth
marveled-be filled with wonder, be astonished
rim-an edge, border
speechless-not able to talk
swatted-hit sharply or violently
unbelievable-incredible, hard to think of as true or real
Students should bring a personal supply of tissues.
Students must come to school with at least 3 sharpened pencils