2nd grade Homework Week of 11/11-11/15, 2019

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LANGUAGE VETERANS’ DAY-NO Write sentences using Write sentences using 5 Study spelling words Spelling test
HOMEWORK 5 of your spelling of your spelling words. Take a practice
ARTS words. spelling test. Circle the
words you got wrong
and write them 3
times each.

MATH Skip count to solve the Use the arrow way to Use the arrow way to
problem below. solve the problem below. solve the problem
below.
62, 72, ____, 92, ____ 68+31= 79-50=
SCIENCE Name the two types of Tell the difference
Please use complete force. between the two types
sentences. of forces.

SOCIAL Tell one difference

between the region you
STUDIES live in and the region the
Please use complete
Cherokee lived in.
sentences.

1. shook 6. don’t 11. wish 16. does

2. fact 7. came 12. June 17. didn’t
3. tool 8. like 13. feet 18. shave
4. bill 9. stone 14. do 19. to
5. quilt 10. farmer 15. last 20. meet
Spelling Words
 Social Studies Vocabulary
adapt: to adjust to changes in one’s
environment
Cherokee: a group of American Indians
(Native Americans) known for their
structured government and community
life who formerly occupied much of
Northern Georgia, Tennessee, and the
Carolinas
choice: making a decision when faced
with two or more possibilities
Creek: a group of American Indians
(Native Americans) whose confederation
formerly occupied much of Alabama and
Georgia colony
contrast: to note differences
compare: to note similarities
cultural: of or relating to a particular
group of people and their habits, beliefs,
traditions, etc.
culture: the pattern of human behavior
that includes ideas, beliefs, values,
artifacts, and ways of making a living
geographic: belonging to or having a
characteristic of a particular region
historical: of or relating to history
location: where something is
natural resources: materials or
substances such as minerals, forests,
water, and fertile land that occur in
nature and can be used for economic gain
or personal use
opportunity cost: benefit, profit, or value
of something that must be given up to
acquire or achieve something else
regions: an area with one or more
characteristics or features that make it
from other areas
scarcity: in short supply
settler: one who travels to a new place to
create a new living situation
transportation: the act or process of
moving people or things from one place
to another
Math Vocabulary ELA Vocabulary/Academic Language:
Academic Language: Identify – recognize and name
Strategy-a method or way of solving a Informational Aids – provides the reader with
problem additional information about the subject of the text
Place value- the numerical value that Example – one of a number of things, or a part of
a digit has by virtue of its position in a something, taken to show the character of the
number. whole
Properties- a quality or characteristic Locate – to find
Operation- a mathematical process Fact – important words or phrases that can be
properties of operations-rules for proven true using research, statistics, or
addition, subtraction, multiplication, observation
and division Graphic Aids – provides the reader with a visual
Addition- to join two or more representation of information connected to the
numbers to get a total subject of the text
Subtraction-taking one number away Information – facts about something or someone
from another Key – important
Fluently-easily Organizational Aids – help the reader to preview
Add- to join two or more numbers to text, make predictions, locate information, and
get a total activate prior knowledge
Subtract- to take one number away Print Features – relates to print such as font size,
from another Science Vocabulary color, or style and draw the reader’s attention to
Mentally - done in one’s mind important information
Demonstrate: to show
Add- to join two or more numbers to Text Features – a unique characteristic of a text
Direction:
get a total the path something takes that emphasizes an important idea or detail (e.g.,
Force:
Fluency- a push or pull on an object that can cause graphic aids, informational aids, organizational aids,
itSubtract-
to change speed
to take oneornumber
direction
away and print features
Motion:
from anothermovement Informative-providing useful or interesting
Object: a thing or person information.
Pull: a force that moves an object towards you
Push: a force that moves an object away from
you
Speed: how quickly something is moving or being
done