Upson Lee North Elementary: 2015 Summer Activities Calendar June- upcoming 4th graders Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 1 Visit the library. Sign up to get a library card to check out books or check out a book. 2 Research one of the following Native American groups : Inuit, Kwakiutl, Nez Perce, Hopi, Pawnee, or Seminole Describe their food, clothing, and shelter. *for example, use encyclopedias or internet for research 9 Research one of the following explorers: John Cabot, Vasco Nunez de Balboa, Juan Ponce de Leon, Christopher Columbus, Henry Hudson, or Jacques Cartier. Describe their accomplishments. *for example, use encyclopedias or internet for research. 3 List your multiples of 3 and 4. 4 Cut a picture out of a magazine and glue it to a sheet of paper. Write a story about the picture. 5 Observe the moon. What phase are you observing? Draw what it looks like. 10 12,456 -3,657 11 Write a friendly letter to a friend or relative. 16 Answer in complete sentences: What do you think colonial life was like in early America? 17 7856 divided by 4 *solve and check with multiplication. 18 12 Use the experiment to demonstrate how water changes states: 1) Put some water in a cup 2) Put the cup in the freezer 3) After a couple of hours, take the cup outside and observe what happens *tell your parents or friends what you noticed 19 Find or draw objects that are translucent, transparent, and opaque. 22 Check out a book from the library or find one at home. Read for 20 minutes. Doodle the Clown @local library 2:00 PM 23 Answer in complete sentences: What were some of the major causes American Revolution? 24 76 multiplied by 23 25 Find a recipe. Draw a flow map and write the steps of the recipe. 29 30 Write a math word problem and have a family member or friend solve it. Check their work. Southeastern Reptile Rescue @local library 2:00 PM 8 Check out a book from the library or find one at home. Read for 20 minutes. Storyteller, Queen Glitter @ local library 2:00 PM 15 Check out a book from the library or find one at home/online. Read for 20 minutes. *Solve and check with addition. Magician Ken Scott @ local library 2:00 PM Lew-E the Clown @ local library 2:00 PM *solve and check. The last thing you expect to find in a swimming pool is... *finish the story— write a paragraph 26 Draw or print a food chain. Upson Lee North Elementary: 2015 Summer Activities Calendar July –upcoming 4th graders Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 1 FREE TIME 2 FREE TIME 3 FREE TIME 7 Identify the three branches of government. Describe what they do. 8 List your multiples of 6 and 7. 9 Pretend that technology (e.g., TV, video games, computer) had never been invented. Write a paragraph of how you would spend your day. 14 Compare and Contrast Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Harriet Tubman with a double bubble map. 15 List your multiples of 8 and 9. 16 Write a poem or drama about your favorite person(s) or animal(s). Draw an illustration to go with it. 10 Research ONE of the following: lever, pulley, wedge, inclined plane, screw, or wheel and axle. Write two sentences explaining its uses and draw an illustration. 17 Research the term, decomposer. Now, go outside and see if you can find an example in your yard. 20 Check out a book from the library or find one at home/online. Read for 20 minutes. 21 Go to the store with an adult and look for price incentives (e.g., buy one get one free, was: $1.89 now: $1.00) 22 Write in expanded form. 3,478 23 Read a newspaper article, find the main idea of the article, and write it on paper. 27 Check out a book from the library or find one at home/online. Read for 20 minutes. 28 You earn $10.00 for cutting the grass. You want to buy a toy for your pet. Do you save your money earned from cutting grass or spend the money earned on candy? What does budget mean to you? 29 12,345 -1,928 30 From one of the books you read this summer, identify the story elements (characters, setting, conflict, and solution). Write 3 character traits of one of the characters. 6 Check out a book from the library or find one at home/online. Read for 20 minutes. Nature Corners Animal Show @local library 2:00 PM 13 Check out a book from the library or find one at home/online. Read for 20 minutes. Solve and check with addition. 24 THINK: What would happen to a fish population if all the water plants died? Write two complete sentences to tell what would happen. 31 Write a math word problem and have a family member or friend solve it. Check their work. Additional websites to use as resources are located at http://www.edline.net/pages/Upson-Lee_North_Elementary_Sch *This calendar is also linked to the school website. Students, please read 20 minutes every day! **This is optional and will not be graded; however, if you bring in your assignments to your homeroom teacher on the first or second day of school (August 2015), you can earn Noble Knight passes. If you complete every assignment on the calendars, you will receive Noble Knight Passes, and your name will be placed in a drawing for a special prize. Upson Lee North Elementary: 2015 Summer Activities Calendar June – upcoming 5th graders Monday 1 Visit the library. Sign up to get a library card to check out books or check out a book. Southeastern Reptile Rescue @local library 2:00 PM 8 Check out a book from the library or find one at homeonline. Read for 20 minutes. Tuesday 2 Research one of the following People: Abraham Lincoln, Robert E. Lee, Ulysses S. Grant, Jefferson Davis, or Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson *Write a short biography 9 List the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments Wednesday 3 Thursday Friday 4 Cut a picture out of a magazine and glue it to a sheet of paper. Write a story about the picture. 5 Compare and Contrast weathering and erosion using a double bubble map. 11 Write a friendly letter to a friend or relative. 12 Use the experiment to demonstrate how water changes states: 1) Put some water in a cup 2) Put the cup in the freezer 3) After a couple of hours, take the cup outside and observe what happens *tell your parents or friends what you noticed 17 7856 divided by 4 *solve and check with multiplication 18 The last thing you expect to find in a swimming pool is... *finish the story—write a paragraph 19 Look around your house. Find some insulators and conductors. Draw or write some examples of each. 24 76 multiplied by 23 25 Find a recipe. Draw a flow map and write the steps of the recipe. 26 Answer the question: What is the largest group of invertebrates? Draw an example of an invertebrate. Solve by finding like denominators. 10 Storyteller, Queen Glitter @ local library 2:00 PM Solve and check by doing the inverse operation. 15 Check out a book from the library or find one at home/online. Read for 20 minutes. Magician Ken Scott @ local library 2:00 PM 22 Check out a book from the library or find one at homeonline. Read for 20 minutes. 16 Answer in complete sentences: What was the impact on Germany due to the signing of the Treaty of Versailles in 1919? 23 Draw a circle map: Ask a grandparent or relative about the Great Depression. Record their answers in the circle map. Hint: Invertebrates are organisms without a backbone. Doodle the Clown @ local library 2:00 PM 29 Lew-E the Clown@ local library 2:00 PM *solve and check 30 Write a math word problem and have a family member or friend solve it. Check their work. Upson Lee North Elementary: 2015 Summer Activities Calendar July -upcoming 5th graders Monday 6 Check out a book from the library or find one at home/onlinr. Read for 20 minutes. Tuesday Wednesday 20 Check out a book from the library or find one at home/online. Read for 20 minutes. 27 Check out a book from the library or find one at home/online. Read for 20 minutes. Friday 1 FREE TIME 2 FREE TIME 3 FREE TIME 7 Answer the question in complete sentences? How was America involved in World War II? 8 9 Pretend that technology (e.g., TV, video games, computer) had never invented. Write a paragraph of how you would spend your day. 10 List the steps of the scientific method. 14 Compare and Contrast Joseph McCarthy and Nikita Khruschev with a double bubble map. 15 There are 225 dozen cookies in the bakery. How many cookies are there? 16 Write a poem or drama about your favorite person(s) or animal(s). Draw an illustration to go with it. 17 Answer the question: What are some beneficial and harmful microorganisms? 21 Print or draw a map. Locate Grand Canyon, Salton Sea, Great Salt Lake, and Mojave Desert. 22 12,345 -1,928 23 Read a newspaper article, find the main idea of the article, and write it on paper. 24 Pick a plant OR animal cell to draw. (2+3) x (15-5) = Solve using the Order of Operations. Nature Corners Animal Show @local library 2:00 PM 13 Check out a book from the library or find one at home/online. Read for 20 minutes. Thursday 28 Interview an adult about September 11, 2001. Ask: Who, What, When, Where, and Why Remember there are 12 cookies in one dozen. Solve and check with addition. 29 A gumball costs $0.22. How much do 5 gumballs cost? Estimate the total, and then calculate. Was your estimate close? 30 From one of the books you read this summer, identify the story elements (characters, setting, conflict, and solution). Write 3 character traits of one of the characters. Label the following parts of a plant cell: membrane, wall, cytoplasm, nucleus, chloroplasts) Label the following parts of an animal cell: Membrane, cytoplasm, and nucleus 31 Write a math word problem and have a family member or friend solve it. Check their work. Additional websites to use as resources are located at http://www.edline.net/pages/Upson-Lee_North_Elementary_Sch *This calendar is also linked to the school website. Students, please read 20 minutes every day! *This is optional and will not be graded; however, if you bring in your assignments to your homeroom teacher on the first or second day of school (August 2015), you can earn Noble Knight passes. If you complete every assignment on the calendars, you will receive Noble Knight Passes, and your name will be placed in a drawing for a special prize. Upson Lee North Elementary: 2015 Summer Activities Calendar