Language

Refer to Google Classroom.

Math

Get your Geometry Box on Monday.

Mixed Bag:

Open the following and solve it in your Mixed Bag Notebook.

Mixed Bag Cycle 26

Note:

1. Work on invitation and move it in the appropriate folder shared with you. (Deadline- Monday)
2. Come prepared with the scripts and your performance for the annual day.

Source: https://eventsyard.com

 

Language: Yesterday I shared a folder with you in which you created a folder of your name. Kindly create a Google Doc in that folder and rename it as “Summary”. Write summary of chapter 19 in that Doc.

Mixed Bag: Open the following link and solve it in your Mixed Bag Notebook.

UOI: Pull up your socks and come prepared for the SA on Monday.

Math:

Solve the sums from the Google Doc shared with you in your Math Notebook:

Language:

Describe a character of your choice and include evidences too that would support the character. Keep the following criteria in mind:

1. Choose a strong character
2. Likes
3. Dislikes
4. Physical features
5. Values
6. Fears and aspirations

The characters can be : Stuart little, Matilda, Cinderella, Jerry or Tom etc. However, you can choose a character of your choice as well.

I have shared a folder with you. Create a folder in it with “Your Name” and a Doc in it for writing a character description. Rename the Doc as “Character Description”.

UOI:

Continue with the research and presentation for SA.

Language:

Identify sensory details used by the author in chapter 15 ( sight, hear, smell, touch, taste). Also identify brilliant adjective used in same chapter.

Mixed Bag: Open the following and solve it in your Mixed Bag book.

Homework

Language

Chapters from reader: 5, 6, 7, 8 & 9

Task 1:

Directions: Read each sentence from the book. The definition of each bold word has been provided for you. Write two to four antonyms of the highlighted word.

• “Reader, you may ask this question; in fact, you must ask this question: Is it ridiculous for a very small, sickly, big-eared mouse to fall in love with a beautiful human princess named Pea?” (Chapter 5, p. 32)

ridiculous: absurd, bizarre

antonyms:

• “He pushed past her and dug furiously through a pile of paper scraps until he uncovered a thimble with a piece of leather stretched across its open end.” (Chapter 6, p. 35)

furiously: fiercely, savagely

antonyms:

• “’I honor you’ was what the knight said to the fair maiden in the story that Despereaux read every day in the book in the library.” (Chapter 7, p. 40)

honor: celebrate, glorify

antonyms:

• The mouse council, thirteen honored mice and one Most Very Honored Head Mouse, heeded the call of Lester’s drum and gathered in a small, secret hole off King Phillip’s throne room.” (Chapter 8, p. 42)

heeded: attended, noted, heard and acted

antonyms:

• “Something,’ intoned the Most Very Honored Head Mouse, ‘is wrong with your son….” (Chapter 8, p. 43)

intoned: To utter in a monotone, The pitch of a word used to distinguish differences in meaning.

antonyms: 

• “Fellow mice, it is my most fervent hope that Despereaux has not spoken to these humans.” (Chapter 8, p. 43)

fervent: intense, passionate

antonyms:

Task 2:

Directions: Read the questions and answer them in complete sentences or choose the correct answer. Use the book to help you, if needed. Use details from the text to support your answer.

1. Why does Furlough react so stunned and confused when Despereaux turned to him and asked, “Do you know what love is?”
2. Who ordered the entire mouse community to gather behind the wall of the castle ballroom?

• the mouse council
• Furlough
• Pea
• the Most Very Honored Head Mouse

3. What do you think “perfidy” means? (ch.8, pg. 45)