Norwood’s STREAM home Challenges Science Technology Reading Engineering Arts Math Complete Surprising Science Activity # 30 Make a power point presentation of your family’s holiday traditions. Counts for 3 boxes! Interview an adult about his/her childhood holiday traditions. Write a paragraph about his/her traditions. Write a second paragraph telling how they are similar or different from yours. Counts as 4 boxes. Visit Engineering Go For It at www.egfi-k12.org. Enjoy the activities. Create a collage using holiday words. Count the coins in someone’s purse or pocket. Complete Surprising Science Activity # 34 Visit code. org and learn how to write code for the computer. Read one of your favorite holiday books. Write a book report. Include: title, author, characters, setting and a 5 sentence summary. Counts as 2 boxes. Visit Space Place at spaceplace.nasa.gov and build a spacecraft. Who is your favorite illustrator? Write 3 sentences telling why. Write down your daily schedule. Draw an analog clock to show the times for each activity. Complete Surprising Science Activity # 64 Choose a country. Research it online. Write 5 sentence explaining how that country celebrates the holidays. Write a friendly letter to someone & mail it to them for the holidays. Visit www.msichicago.org and play the simple machines game Draw a winter scene. Create a border for the picture by using winter words. Memorize your math facts ( addition & subtraction) to 20. Counts for 4 boxes! Show friendliness by helping a friend with a problem they are having. Show friendliness by helping with a computer problem. Show friendliness by helping a friend or sibling sound out some words. Show friendliness by asking someone new to play with LEGO’s at recess. Show friendliness by making a friend a card about why they are your friend. Show friendliness by encouraging someone if they are struggling. Keep tallies of how many times you help! Virtue challenge of the month – Friendliness Complete the blue shaded boxes for each area! Math- http://www.commoncoresheets.com/ Math & Language Arts-http://www.education.com/worksheets/all/ Reading/Writing- http://www.k12reader.com/ Extra Practice

Norwood’s STREAM home Challenges Reading Writing Math Identify the elements in a story: characters, setting, conflict, and resolution Write a friendly letter. Tell time to the nearest hour, half hour, and quarter hour. Identify main idea and details. Describe how characters respond when things happen in a story. Count coins to 75 cents. Distinguish long vowels from short vowels. Gather information from a non-fiction text. Solve word problems. This month I CAN…