Grovespring

Elementary

Mrs. Richardson's 6th grade
9530 Highway 5, Grovespring, MO 65662
417-462-3288

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Mrs. Richardson's 6th Grade Schedule
Mon.
8:05-8:30
Breakfast/
Math Extra

8:30-8:50
Spelling

8:50-9:40
Language

9:40-10:20
Library
10:20-11:20
Math
11:20-12:10 Reading
12:10-1:00
Lunch
/ Recess
1:00-1:50
Science
1:50-2:30
S.Studies

2:30- 3:40 Band/St. Hall/Recess

Tues.
8:05-8:30
Breakfast/
Math Extra
8:30-8:50
Spelling
8:50-9:40
P.E.
9:40-10:20
Language
10:20-11:20
Math
11:20-12:10 Reading
12:10-1:00
Lunch/ Recess
1:00-1:50
Science
1:50-2:30
S.Studies
2:30- 3:40 Band/St. Hall/Recess
Wed.
8:05-8:30
Breakfast/
Math Extra
8:30-8:50
Spelling
8:50-9:40
Art
9:40-10:20
Language
10:20-11:20
Math
11:20-12:10 Reading
12:10-1:00
Lunch/ Recess
1:00-1:50
Science
1:50-2:30
S.Studies
2:30- 3:40 Band/St. Hall/Recess
Thurs.
8:05-8:30
Breakfast/
Math Extra
8:30-8:50
Spelling
8:50-9:40
P.E.
9:40-10:20
Language
10:20-11:20
Math
11:20-12:10 Reading
12:10-1:00
Lunch/ Recess
1:00-1:50
Science
1:50-2:30
S.Studies
2:30- 3:40 Band/St. Hall/Recess
Fri.
8:05-8:30
Breakfast/
Math Extra
8:30-8:50
Spelling
8:50-9:40
Language
9:40-10:20
Reading
10:20-11:20
Math
11:20-12:10
Music
12:10-1:00
Lunch
/ Recess
1:00-1:50
Science
1:50-2:30
S.Studies
2:30- 3:40 Band/St. Hall/Recess


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Biomes
Blue Planet

Biomes of the World
Enchanted Learning

MGB
Endangerd Species
Biomes of Earth
Research Guide
World Biomes
Encyclopedia of Earth
Endangered Species
Kids' Planet Species
Endangered Plants

Creature Features

 

 

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Clip Art Sites

Kaboose Halloween Clip Art Guide


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Community Site

Lebanon Civic Center

 

 


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Recess Sites
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Monthly Book Projects

Month
Genre
Project & Directions
Sept.
Mystery
Oct.
Science Fiction
Nov.
Mark Twain/Truman
Dec.
Your Choice!
Jan.
Historical
Feb.
Poetry
Mar.
Fantasy
April
Biography


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Steck-Vaughn Lessons

 

 

 

Lesson 1 Half-a-Min

rapid
accent
laughed
imagine
photograph
command
balance
salmon
camera
sandwich
magnet
passed
graph
catalog
attract
scramble
mammal
gravity
alphabet
paragraph

 

 

 

[back to spelling]

Lesson 2
Play- Half-a-Min

straight
mayor
entertain
misplace
escape
agent
congratulate
invade
raincoat
disobey
trace
safety
remain
neighborhood
complain
explain
hesitate
stain
parade
weighted

 

 

 

[back to spelling]

Lesson 3

Speedword or Half-a-Min

breakfast
metric
envelope
treasure
excellent
pleasant
tennis
guessed
separate
energy
insects
guest
headache
restaurant
length
against
echo
instead
success
measure

 

 

[back to spelling]

Lesson 4
Play Speedword

mountains
captain
ransom
seldom
custom
person
weaken
darken
soften
kitchen
lesson
often
listen
prison
lessen
quicken
lemonade
fasten
strengthen
onion

 

 

[back to spelling]

Lesson 5 Geography Words

Play Game Show or Half-a-Min

Nile River
Asia
Pacific Ocean
Alps
Amazon River
South America
Atlantic Ocean
Himalayas
Mississippi River
Australia
Indian Ocean
Andes
Central America
North America
Caribbean Sea
Rocky Mountains
Europe
Africa
Mediterranean Sea
Appalachian Mountains

 

[back to spelling]

 

Lesson 7 Long 'e' words
Half-a-Min

degrees
succeed
breeze
brief
piece
breathing
speaker
repeat
increase
meter
ceiling
receive
gasoline
piano
liter
memory
library
scene
extremely
complete

 

 

Lesson 8 Short u words

umbrella
struggle
justice
difficult
crumb
discuss
plumber
result
thumb
tongue
compass
among
government
trouble
tough
enough
cousin
double
touch
flood

 

Lesson 9 'yoo & oo' words
Half-a-Min

human
humor
beautiful
refuse
cruel
ruin
student
pollute
rude
juice
nuisance
through
coupon
threw
renew
clue
glue
canoe
improvement
smooth

 

 

 

 

Lesson 10

bakeries
mysteries
heroes
tomatoes
factories
pianos
countries
wolves
memories
echoes
holidays
halves
libraries
potatoes
mosquitoes
loaves
industries
voyages
canoes
knives

 

[back to spelling]

 

 

Lesson 15

style
realize
deny
recognize
design
advertise
notify
strike
science
assign
surprise
choir
silence
survive
describe
violet
appetite
violin
sigh
apply

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Lesson 16 Matchword Game

square
profiles
object
merge
continue
equal
revolve
clockwise
foreground
constantly
spiral
unusual
parallel
background
distort
slanting
concentrate
appear
incorrect
illusion

[back to spelling]

 

Lesson 17

Jigword Game

evidence
influence
climate
excavation
skeletons
society
woven
nature
ceremonies
artifacts
resources
identify
fragile
scientists
environment
culture
behavior
region
primitive
adapted

[back to spelling]

 

Lesson 19

Speedword

forgotten
omelet
probably
equality
ecology
knowledge
proper
honesty
demolish
octopus
operate
honor
molecule
comic
opposite
moccasins
tonsils
impossible
astonish
closet

[back to spelling]

 

 

Lesson 20

Play Jigword

microphone
thrown
noble
blown
snowy
approach
solar
suppose
poetry
although
throne
grown
groan
bureau
telescope
loan
lone
plateau
propose
telephone

[back to spelling]

 

Lesson 21

Speedword

ordinary
forward
coarse
auditorium
support
sword
course
saucers
perform
orchestra
daughter
laundry
formal
wharf
awful
audience
chorus
chalk
autumn
crawl

[back to spelling]

 

Lesson 22

all right
chessboard
tablecloth
old-fashioned
good night
farewell
thunderstorm
tie-dye
applesauce
flashlight
typewriter
brand-new
backpack
weekday
roommate
cross-country
passport
bathrobe
weekend
roller-skates

[back to spelling]

 

Lesson 23

Wordweb

diary
dairy
accept
except
breath
breathe
desert
dessert
choose
chose
quite
quiet
lose
loose
already
all ready
weather
whether
cloths
clothes

[back to spelling]

 

Lesson 25

Speedword

mound
ouch
scout
eyebrow
blouse
wound
allowance
crowded
thousand
surround
coward
growled
doubt
pronounce
cloudy
howl
couch
prowl
proudly
snowplow

[back to spelling]

 

Lesson 26

Play jigword

personal
prefer
furniture
murmur
refer
service
disturb
urgent
merchant
worst
current
occurred
emergency
observe
purchase
squirrel
worry
curly
thirsty
curtains

[back to spelling]

Lesson 27

carve
arch
guitar
marble
barber
harbor
carpenter
marvelous
armor
departure
regard
partner
argument
harmony
scarlet
salami
apartment
harmonica
marvel
guard

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Lesson 28

flammable
breakable
probable
invisible
enjoyable
usable
remarkable
divisible
disagreeable
reasonable
comfortable
flexible
valuable
lovable
responsible
terrible
available
honorable
possible
sensible

[back to spelling]

Lesson 29

humidity
Celsius
overcast
cumulus
temperature
Fahrenheit
precipitation
long-range
forecast
thunderhead
flurries
meteorologist
atmosphere
prediction
nimbus
wind-chill
pollution
thermometer
cirrus
velocity

 

[back to spelling]

 

Lesson 31

play Half a Min

balcony
pajamas
legend
multiply
triumph
atlas
celebrate
engine
injury
amount
item
focus
balloon
pencil
history
circus
husband
cabinet
purpose
fortune

 

[back to spelling]

Lesson 32

bother
customer
modern
similar
computer
answer
vinegar
director
soccer
cheeseburger
lunar
effort
consumer
hamburger
calendar
governor
discover
fever
cellar
favorite

 

[back to spelling]

Lesson 33

Play Wordweb

special
delicious
serious
jealous
official
generous
tremendous
courageous
conscious
efficient
social
genius
mysterious
nervous
dangerous
curious
commercial
spacious
ancient
various

 

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Lesson 34

Play Half-a-Min

performance
sentence
constant
apparent
distance
experience
assistant
absent
attendance
difference
distant
incident
entrance
vacant
intelligent
instrument
ignorance
instant
different
assignment

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Lesson 35

fixture
feature
direction
transportation
signature
fraction
selection
education
future
invention
correction
information
agriculture
election
collection
conversation
lecture
attention
station
population

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Math Words


Decimal Words
Match word or Half-a-Min

decimal number
addend
straight up
hundredths
decimal
sum
line decimals up
thousandths
and
factor
count decimal places
tenths
place value
divisor
difference
standard form
whole number
dividend
quotient
expanded form
product
over,over,up
decimal point

 

Fraction Words

numerator
equivalent
factors
denominator
prime number
simplify
improper fraction
composite number
multiples
prime factorization
greatest common factor
reciprocal
whole number
least common multiple
mixed number

 

Science Words

 


Cell Words

Play Half-a-Min or Fling the Teacher or Jeopardy

nucleus
multicellular
vacuole
cell theory
cytoplasm
unicellular
mitochondria
protists
cell wall
osmosis
membrane
bacteria
chlorophyll
diffusion
chloroplast
fungus
mitosis
photosynthesis
organelle
chromosomes

 

Ecosystem Words 1
Half-a-Min

ecology
community
adaptation
symbiosis
niche
population
competition
predator
biotic
abiotic
mutualism
habitat
parasite
consumer
producer
ecosystem
prey
limiting factor
scavenger
commensalism
decomposer
carnivore
herbivore
omnivore
host
photosynthesis
chlorophyll

 

Ecosystem Words 2

food chain
biome
carrying capacity
savanna
food web
evaporation
deciduous forest
tundra
water cycle
condensation
saltwater ecosystem
desert
biodiversity
endangered
grassland
taiga
cell respiration
extinct
freshwater ecosystem
wetland
proteins
nitrogen cycle
carbon dioxide-oxygen cycle
tropical rain forest

 

Social Studies Words

 


Map Words
Play Half-a-Min

latitude
special purpose map
Prime Meridian
scale
parallels
Antarctic Circle
Equator
legend
longitude
Tropic of Cancer
elevation
topographic map
meridians
Tropic of Capricorn
coordinates
hemisphere
physical map
Arctic Circle
political map
relief

 

Landform Words
Play Wordweb

Play Landform Game Show 1 or Game Show 2

basin
bay
canyon
cape
channel
delta
divide
glacier
gulf
harbor
isthmus
peninsula
mouth
plain
plateau
mesa
sea level
sound
source
strait
tributary
upstream
downstream
sea

 

Class Policies
Homework: Classroom assignments are due the next school day at 8:00 or when you arrive at school. You are given time in class to work on assignments; however, everyone works at a different rate or some do not use their time wisely. Consequently, you will need to finish assignments at home if they are not completed during class work time. Each month there will be a book project to complete that is completed as homework or during free time.
AR Reading: Students will receive an AR goal each quarter. These goals are based on the student's individual reading ability; therefore, they will vary from student to student. AR will account for one-third of your reading grade. AR is an assignment that is to be completed just as you would any class assignment. Accountability Notices will be given for students who do complete their reading goal for the quarter. Students who get behind in their reading may be held in from recess to allow extra time to catch up. However, students who have met their goal for the week may use any AR time for other assignments, computers, puzzles, or games. At the end of each quarter we will have a nacho or ice cream/movie party for students who reached 100% of their goal for the quarter. At the end of the school year there will be an extra party for students who reached their goal for all four quarters.

Grading Scale:

97-100 A
87-89 B+
77-79 C+
67-69 D+
90-96 A-
84-86 B
74-76 C
64-66 D
WOW
80-83 B-
70-73 C-
60-63 D-
59 F and below
Extra Credit: Extra Credit will be available. Extra credit will not be forced and is voluntary on the student's part.
Accountability Notices: Assignments are due the next school day at 8:00 or when you first arrive at school. I do not allow students to finish work from the previous day when you arrive because it tends to be hurried and not your best effort. Rushed work also leads to poor school habits. An Accountability Notice will be issued for missing and incomplete assignments. A copy of the notice will be sent home for a parent signature. You will be held in at recess to complete the assignment and will be held in until the signed notice is returned to school.
Field Trips: We have several trips to Hartville throughout the year. We also have the end of the year field trip. Students who receive three discipline notices, have excessive absences, or twenty-one Accountability Notices will not be eligible for field trips.
Progress Reports: You will be taking home a progress report approximately every two-three weeks. This report will need to be signed and returned with a parent signature.
Graded Work: Student graded work will come home stapled each Friday.
Absences: When you are absent, you are required to make up any missing assignment, science lab if possible, or project work. When you return to school, I will have your missed assignments stapled together. You will be given two days to complete assignments for each day missed. EXCEPTION!!! If a long-term assignment or project falls due during an absence, you will be expected to turn in the work/project/presentation on the day you return.
Website: You can visit our classroom site to see what we are doing each week. Sadly, the Internet changes constantly and not always in a good way. Please note that the links listed on our website are intended for educational purposes only. Mrs. Richardson, Grovespring Elementary School, the Hartville R-II District, and eMINTS are not responsible for questionable or controversial content that may be found through links external to this site. If you encounter a problem, please contact me at richardl@hartville.k12.mo.us immediately.

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Welcome to India

Taj Mahal  http://library.thinkquest.org/J0112263/dyk/funfact.html

1.  Some people consider the Taj Mahal to be the ________________________ Wonder of the World.

2.  What do some people fear is happening to the Taj Mahal?

 

3. What does Taj Mahal mean?

 

Clothing http://library.thinkquest.org/J0112263/dyk/mary.html

1. What is a SARI?

 

Culture and People http://www.geographia.com/india/

1.  What is the main religion of India (faith)?

2. How many official languages are spoken in India?

3. What language is used in trade and politics?

 

India http://www.timeforkids.com/TFK/kids/hh/goplaces/article/0,28376,610592,00.html

1. Name FOUR countries that touch India.

 

2. Click on Jodhpur. What color are many of the buildings and why?

 

3. Click on Kanha National Park. Who wrote the “Jungle Book”?

 

Mohandas Ghandi http://www.mrdowling.com/612-gandhi.html

1. From which country did Gandhi help to get India’s freedom?

2. What is Gandhi’s nickname?

3. What was the method that he used to bring about change?

 

Animals http://greetingindia.tripod.com/animals.html

1. Unlike other rhinos, what is unique about the Indian Rhino?

2. Rhinos, like elephants, are herbivores. What does this mean?

3. True or False: The Indian elephant is smaller than the African elephant.

4. India elephants can be 8 feet tall and weigh about how much?

 

National Symbols http://greetingindia.tripod.com/symbols.html

1. What is the national bird of India and what does it represent?

 

2. What is the national animal of India and about how many remain?