Alice Wang 100 Word Count Post Nov 19

How could something so tiny yet so big not be noticed? Why? Why? Everyday it's there. On the busy streets of New York, outside in the dumps. They are everywhere, yet not noticed. Hunger strikes there stomachs. The cold slaps their cheeks during cold and bitter winters. Sweat drips off there faces with nowhere to cool off in the sunny summer. They don't get to relax or have new year parties. They go on with life and make the best of it. They give hopeful eyes at people that walk by them every single day, every single month, hoping, hoping.  

November 19, 2015 Homework

Homework

Read - Nonfiction 20-30 Min

Writing- 100 Word Challenge Due tomorrow

Math - 5S -179-180 Workbook page
5R- 5R: wb. p. 176-177

       work on word problem draft

Science - Update Moon Calendar

- Science Homework Due tomorrow

Read A Thon Due Tomorrow

Box Tops Due Tomorrow!

Tiny

Tiny

By: Sonya K.

How can tiny things do something that something really big can't do? Well, imagine if one ant could lift a whole school bus. That would be amazing. Well one of the professionals, mosquitos can cause Malaria! (a disease that can kill people spread by mosquitos!) Even water drips onto rocks, and over a long time, there is eventually a hole through the rock! Going back to animals, the hagfish can create huge expanding layers of slime around them, to protect themselves from getting eaten by predators! Wow! That is awesome how something so tiny can do something so big!

the little ones

One nice and clear night the blood moon was showing.The kids wanted to play,but they couldn't because of their cities strict rules.The rule was thus,no one can go outside on blood moon night,no acceptations.The legend was that lots of tiny vampires were out on the streets.Nobody knew if it was true until one night.The night of the little kids birthday.Samuel wanted to play so he went outside.There were little tiny things on the streets,but they weren't vampires,the were the party freaks, Samuel had an awesome Birthday.

• Read 20-30 mins non-fiction
• 100 word count due friday
• 5R & 5S create a puzzle
• Update moon calendar and science due friday and telescope permission form
• Read time magazine and do work sheet 

Quinn's 100 Word Count Post for Nov 16 Week

               Pill Mighty by Quinn

Billy had just created the world's smallest antidote to malaria, the common disease of mosquitos.  It was so tiny everyone thought it was fraud.  Until one day,  a very sick young boy named Abraham had a bad case of malaria.  His temperature was 105 degrees.  He had it very bad.  Doctors tried medications but they didn't work.  Then Billy told Abraham’s parents about his pill.  He told them it was so small it was able to fit into the bacteria and fix it.  The parents let him do it.  Finally it worked!  And as for Billy, he saved the day!

MOSQUITOS

How can something so small be so powerful ask the mosquitos kill thousands of people  every year because some can carry malaria a disease that can lead to sickness or even death and there are thousands of mosquitos no more than that back then a lot of people used to die but now sciencists and docters know how to help it the small little criters are only female and the male are pollenators like bees and other animal but the female mosquitos need blood to live the small animal are so small but so powerful something that small can kill a human