Mrs. Donovan Notes

4D

Notes

Posted: September 14, 2015

Focus Spell words with consonant blendsSpell two-syllable words1.  bridge2.  secret3.  trouble4.  twilight5.  between6.  glance7.  switch

Posted: May 5, 2015

1.  fact2.  began3.  clasp4.  later5.  able

Posted: April 27, 2015

Focus - th, ch, tch, wh1.  attach2.  change3.  gather4.  whisper5.  nowhere

Posted: April 20, 2015

Focus - words with consonant blends, and two syllable words1.  gravity2.  secret3.  trouble4.  between5.  describe

Posted: April 13, 2015

Focus - multisyllabic words1.  imagination2.  invisible3.  temperature4.  understanding5.  explanationBonus1.  treasure2.  favourite

Posted: February 23, 2015

Focus sufixes -ion, -tion,-sion,-cian1.  mission2.  action3.  expression4.  musician5.  educationBonus-1.  confusion2.  depression

Posted: February 18, 2015

Focus - Silent Letters1.  calf2. ghost3.  island4.  doubt5.  knockBonus -1.  write2.  whether

Posted: February 9, 2015

Focus - ight, ought, aught, au1.  frighten2. thought3. caught4.  taught5.  faultBonus:1.  right2.  because

Posted: January 19, 2015

Focus - /oo/ sound spelled ew, o, oe, oo, ou, ough, u, ue, and ui1.  shoes2.  clues3.  wound4.  through5.  chooseBonuscommunitythrew

Posted: January 12, 2015

Focus is words with the variant sounds od c and g. 1.  circle 2.  concert 3.  dangerous 4.  sugar 5.  celebrate Bonus could general

Posted: January 7, 2015

Focus - sounds like /aw/ - spelled al, ough, aw 1.  bought 2.  false 3.  faucet 4.  caution 5.  awful Bonus always caught

Posted: December 15, 2014

Focus - singular and plural 1.  leaf 2.  leaves 3.  wolf 4.  hero 5.  heroes Bonus people person

Posted: October 14, 2014

Week 7focus - ue, u, eau1.  crunch2.  fuel3.  cute4.  usual5.  beautifulBonus1.  question2.  until

Posted: October 7, 2014

Strategy Description Examples Zero If I have 0 groups of anything, I always have 0. Think:  The answer is always 0! 0*5 Think: It’s always 0. Ones (or the Identity) If I have 1 group of any number, I just have that number. Think:  1 times any number is that number. 1*6 Think:  It is just the number, so it is 6! Twos Double the number. OR This is Doubles from addition! 2*8 Think:  Double 8, so 8+8 is 16. Threes Double plus another. 3*6 Think:  Double 6 is 12, add 6 again, that’s 18. Fours Double and double again.   OR Double and then add the double to itself 4*7 Think:  Double 7 is 14 and double 14 is 28. OR Double 7 is 14, so 14 and 14 is 28. Fives Count by fives.   OR Multiply by 10 and halve that. 5*6 Think:  5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30  That’s six 5s so the answer is 30. OR 10 *6 is 60, half of 60 is 30. Sixes Triple the number and then double it. OR Multiply by five and add another. 6*7 Think:  3*7 is 21, double 21 and get 42. OR  5*7 is 35, add another 7 and get 42. Sevens Multiply by five and add the double. 7*8 Think:  5*8 is 40, 2*8 is 16, 40+16 is 56. Eights Double the number three times. 8*6 Think:  2*6 is 12, 2*12 is 24, and 2*24 is 48. Nines Multiply by 10 and subtract the number. OR Think one less than the number, put the new number in the tens place.  The ones column is the number that added to the new tens place equals nine. 9*7 Think:  10*7 is 70, subtract 7 to get 63. OR One less than 7 is 6, so 60. 6+3 is 9 so 60+3 makes 63. Tens Add a zero to the number. 10*6 Think:  Put 6 in the tens place and 0 in the ones place to get 60.

Posted: October 6, 2014

1.  strong2.  shown3.  coach4.  doughnut5.  foeBonus:doesn'tfavourite

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