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November Week 3 Morning Work Activities

The document consists of a series of educational exercises for a week of morning work, covering various subjects including math, grammar, and vocabulary. Each day includes tasks such as solving equations, identifying parts of speech, and writing sentences. The exercises aim to reinforce students' understanding of concepts like factor pairs, verb tenses, similes, and decimal comparisons.

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November Week 3 Morning Work Activities

The document consists of a series of educational exercises for a week of morning work, covering various subjects including math, grammar, and vocabulary. Each day includes tasks such as solving equations, identifying parts of speech, and writing sentences. The exercises aim to reinforce students' understanding of concepts like factor pairs, verb tenses, similes, and decimal comparisons.

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November Morning Work: Week Three Day

Find all factor pairs for the Circle the relative pronoun.
following numbers:
wherever
77:
when

43: that

34: it

Complete the following sentences with Write the following numbers in


the progressive verb tense of travel. expanded form.

They abroad. 374:

I to another country. 7,856:

She right now.

Round to the nearest hundred. Circle the prepositions.

192: of

they
491:
why
2,878:
into

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November Morning Work: Week Three Day
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Solve. Fill in with there, their, or they’re.

8,412 + 22 = in that room.

9,321 - 341 = I have hats.

2,346 + 1,235 = The hare is .

What is a simile? Solve.

2,274 x 9 =

9 x 189 =

3,342 x 2 =

Solve. Write two synonyms for bright.

2,946 ÷ 3 =

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3

Solve. What is a simple sentence?

42 x 16 =

91 x 14 =

Write homophones for the Compare the decimals using <, >, or =.
following words.

0.3 0.30
bee

grown 4.6 3.90

Solve. Write a simile about a car.

2 1
63 - 33=

2
4+ 67=

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4.32 Write the comparative form of the


Identify the number that is one-tenth more. following adjectives.

Identify the number that is one-tenth less. brave

Identify the number that is one-hundredth more. famous

Identify the number that is one-hundredth less.

Correct the apostrophe mistakes, then Write the equivalent fractions.


rewrite the sentence.
8
10 = 100
There wasnt a book belonging to me’
in the pile.

2
10 = 100

Write the following fractions Circle the correctly spelled word.


as decimals.

3
10 =
rythm Febuary special excercise
17
100 =

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Compare the decimals with <, >, or =. Solve.

0.33 0.41 4,000 ÷ 5=

17 x 34 =
0.5 0.50
16 x 16=
0.61 0.72
3,492 ÷ 6=

Circle the coordinating conjunctions. Find the area and the perimeter of a
rectangle with a length of 4 inches
so and a width of 3 inches.

over
Perimeter:
for
Area:
much

Order the following numbers from Use the adverb of frequency below in
least to greatest. a sentence.
144,728 occasionally
2,310,345
36,894
450,199

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