Paige and I began her math homework - conversions of ounces, pounds, and tons. We did not get to complete it. Paige needs assistance in identifying what numbers to multiply or divide when converting. Paige also shared her poem of the week!

Paige and I began our session with two warm-up sheets, practicing 5th grade standards, receiving a 5/5 and a 4/5. Paige had difficulty comparing fractions. Paige practiced exponents, fractions, angles, decimals, graphs, percentages, and probability. Paige did not have any homework because of testing. Paige also shared that two questions from the warm-up were similar to her testing today. Lastly, Paige and I began a book report poster on the book, "The Lightening Thief". We began by cutting a circle out of her poster and adding yarn for Percy Jackson's hair. Paige wrote the title and author of the book on her poster.

Paige and I began our session with completing homework - writing masses and capacities using equivalent metric measures using a reference sheet. Paige did very well. Paige then completed two warm-up sheets focusing on 5th grade standards, struggling with symmetry and time. We went over the 2/10 incorrect problems. Paige then completed her egg carton decorating. She can now use her egg carton to study her multiplication facts.

Paige and I began our session with painting the second layer of her multiplication egg carton. Next, we will add designs. I am so happy Paige enjoyed the egg carton and will be able to learn her multiplication facts while having fun doing so. I am happy she wanted to decorate it to make it specially for her. Paige then completed two, five question warm-up activities, receiving 5/5 and 4/5. Paige needed reminders to simplify and rounding to the nearest hundredth. For example, 2/4 = 1/2. Paige then completed a place value activity, reading expanded form and changing to standard form. Lastly, Paige completed a STEM activity, sharing from school today, creating an airplane out of an index card, a straw, and tape. She was so excited to share. Excellent session!

Paige and I began our session with reviewing her math homework - 13.3 - using a formula to find volumes of rectangular prisms. We then completed the word problems that were not yet started. Paige struggled with one problem and we reviewed the best strategy for her. Paige then completed a grammar activity focusing on commas - lists, independent & dependent clauses, non-essential word phrases, and phrases at the beginning of the sentence. Paige did excellently with this activity, identifying where the missing commas go and coming up with great examples. Paige and I then began painting her multiplication egg carton. We will continue painting during our next session. Paige then completed a 5-question warm-up sheet, receiving 4/5, struggling with identifying right angles. Lastly, Paige read aloud this week's poem that she has to recite. I enjoy working with Paige so much. She genuinely loves to learn and is so smart and sweet.

Paige and I began our session with adding pom-poms to her egg carton. We will paint and decorate it during our next session. Paige is so excited! This will allow her to practice her multiplication facts. Paige and I then competed math homework - 12.6 - creating and describing numerical patterns. Paige then completed a warm-up sheet, receiving a 5/5. Paige then studied for her social studies test tomorrow - how and why Europeans came to the new world, reviewing a Kahoot quiz. First, we reviewed together and then I quizzed Paige. She's got this! Lastly, Paige practiced reciting her poem to prepare for Wednesday. Overall, Paige did great completing her homework; however, she needed modeling for two problems.

Paige and I began our session with a 'get to know you activity', completing an 'All About Me' sheet and sharing with each other. Paige then completed a five question warm-up focusing on 5th grade standards, receiving a 4/5. Paige multiplied incorrectly and found her error quickly. Paige then completed her math homework - 12.1, identifying and plotting points on a coordinate plane. Paige then practiced multiplication facts with an egg carton. She thought this was the coolest thing. She is going to make one! Lastly, Paige practiced reciting her poem that she has to recite on Wednesday. Paige did a wonderful job! I am looking forward to working with her.