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Math · multi-step

Maya's flower garden

Maya plants 9 rows of flowers with 9 flowers in each row. 5 flowers wilt and 3 new ones are added. How many healthy flowers are in the garden now?

Three steps: total → take away → add. Do them one at a time.
  1. Step 1: Multiply 9 × 9 to find the total flowers.
  2. Step 2: Subtract 5 for the ones that wilted.
  3. Step 3: Add 3 for the new ones. What's your total?
Reading · author's claim

Find the claim

Day 1: Pick a short opinion article. Identify the author's claim in one sentence.
Look for sentences with "should", "must", or "I believe" — that's usually the claim.
No problem — circle this one for your parent to review with you.
Writing · topic sentence

Start with a strong opener

Pick a topic you care about and write a topic sentence.
Example: "Dogs make better pets than cats because they are loyal, trainable, and always happy to see you."
Nice work. Save this — you'll use it when you draft your full paragraph.
Explore · animal investigator

Become the household expert

Why this was picked for Maya: connects to her interest in animals and builds the research and writing skills this week's packet focuses on.

  1. Pick one animal you're curious about.
  2. Find 5 facts from 2 different sources.
  3. Draw the animal and label 3 adaptations.
  4. Write 2 questions you still want answered.
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Mission 1 · Maya

🚀 Writing — developing ideas with detail — focus on developing ideas with detail

Maya is working on developing ideas with detail this week, especially developing ideas with detail — a paragraph with a topic sentence, supporting details, and a closing. Reading and math stay active with light practice.

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✏️ Writing - Multi-paragraph response

This week's focus
  1. Pick a topic you care about (school, hobby, pet).
  2. Write a paragraph (5–7 sentences) with a topic sentence + 2 supporting details + closing.
  3. Add one sensory detail (something you saw, heard, or felt).
  4. Re-read and fix 2 mistakes.
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Math - Light Practice: Multi-step word problems

  1. 1. A library has 4 shelves with 8 books on each shelf. 5 of the books are checked out. How many books are still on the shelves?
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  2. 2. For Maya's class party there are 5 pizzas, each cut into 8 slices. 10 kids share them equally. How many slices does each kid get, and how many are left over?
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  3. 3. Maya's class is going on a field trip with 70 students. Each van can hold 7 students. What is the smallest number of vans the school needs?
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  4. 4. Maya plants 9 rows of flowers with 9 flowers in each row. 5 flowers wilt and 3 new ones are added. How many healthy flowers are in the garden now?
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📚 Reading - Light Practice: Inference beyond the literal

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🧭 Explore quest

How It Works

Pick any real system — an animal's adaptation, a gadget, a natural process — investigate it, then explain it clearly.

Why this was recommended for Maya: it matches Maya's interests and reinforces organizing ideas and using evidence - the same skills being built this week.

Scientific methodSystems thinkingResearch from multiple sourcesPlain-language explanation
Steps
  1. Pick a system you're curious about: a Wi-Fi router, a microwave, an animal's adaptation, a weather pattern.
  2. Draw or write what you THINK is going on inside before researching.
  3. Find a real diagram or explanation from 2 different sources.
  4. Note 3 differences between your guess and reality.
  5. Write a 4-sentence explanation a younger kid would understand.
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Tell the Story

Create something that moves people — a story, a poster, a clear explanation, a taught lesson.

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