Study Guide WEEK OF APRIL 13-17, 2015. Spelling Words (spell correctly) 1. spoiled 2. coin 3. join 4. joy 5. toy 6. boy 7. appointment 8. annoy 9. build.

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Study Guide WEEK OF APRIL 13-17, 2015

Spelling Words (spell correctly) 1. spoiled 2. coin 3. join 4. joy 5. toy 6. boy 7. appointment 8. annoy 9. build 10. fall

Sight Words (read quickly) 1. above 2. build 3. fall 4. knew 5. money 6. toward 7. space 8. covered 9. several 10. himself 11. hold 12. five 13. step 14. morning 15. passed

Vocabulary Words (know definitions)  project : something you work on, such as writing a report or drawing a picture  structure : something that has been built, such as a house or a bridge  contented : pleased or happy  intend : when you are planning to do something  marvelous : wonderful or excellent  balance : to stay in place without falling  section : a small part of something bigger

Social Studies Women’s History  Sally Ride was the first American woman to enter space  She was in space for more than 14 days in all  Sally was the youngest astronaut to go into space  Sally started her own company called Sally Ride Science  She was inducted into the National Women's Hall of Fame and the Astronaut Hall of Fame.

Science Speed  Speed is how quickly or slowly something moves  Force is a push or pull that may make something move  Force can change the way things move  If someone pushes a car with a lot of force, then the car moves quickly  If someone pushes a car with less force, then the car moves slowly

Math SAT Review  Money:  Penny equals 1 cent  Nickel equals 5 cents  Dime equals 10 cents  Quarter equals 25 cents  Counting:  Counting by two’s = 2,4,6,8,10,12  Counting by five’s = 5,10,15,20,25  Counting by ten’s = 10,20,30,40,50  Even numbers end in 0,2,4,6, or 8  Odd numbers end in 1,3,5,7, or 9  Order:  Numbers greatest to least = 15,27,39  Numbers least to greatest = 56,35,14 Review  Addition: putting two parts together to make a whole  Addition sentence: sum of two addends ex. 5+4=9  Sum: the answer to an addition sentence ex. 4+5=9  Subtraction: removing a part from the whole  Subtraction sentence: the difference of two numbers ex. 7-2=5  Difference: the answer to a subtraction sentence ex. 7-2=5

Study for Friday’s Tests! GOOD LUCK!!