HAPPY THANKSGIVING! Although we are on break, celebrating everything we are thankful for, this is an opportunity to earn some great rewards!

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1 HAPPY THANKSGIVING! Although we are on break, celebrating everything we are thankful for, this is an opportunity to earn some great rewards! In this packet, you will find a Math and Science section. These will help you review things we have learned so far in school AND gain some pretty cool prizes! Math: Complete ALL problems and show work to receive a homework pass and treasure box. If you complete half of the questions and show your work, you will receive treasure box. Science: Complete ALL questions receive a homework passes and treasure box. If you complete half of the questions and show your work, you will receive treasure box. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at Amanda.Steel@sdhc.k12.fl.us Have a great Thanksgiving, Amanda Steel

2 1. Place the following numbers in order from greatest to least. 7,631 7,136 7,613 Thanksgiving Packet Math Section 7. Erin is putting photos into albums. Each album has 24 pages for holding photos, and each page can hold 8 photographs. How many photographs can she put into 3 photo albums? 2. What number comes next in this pattern? 9, 12, 15, 18, 21, 3. What is 52 8? 8. A diner has 18 tables. Each table can seat 4 people. The diner also has 8 benches that can each seat 6 people. How many people can the diner seat in all? 4. What is the value of the underlined digit in the following number? 983, What is the standard form of the number three million, sixty thousand, five hundred twenty? 9. Solve using any strategy: = 6. A flower shop sells approximately 285 flower arrangements per week. About how many arrangements would they sell in 52 weeks? 10. Angie needs to buy 156 candles for a party. Each package has 8 candles. How many packages should Angie buy?

3 11. Ms. Trupp used 289 cups of flour to make brownies. She used 7 cups of flour on each batch of brownies. How many batches of brownies will she completely make? a. 30 batches of brownies b. 45 batches of brownies c. 40 batches of brownies d. 50 batches of brownies 16. DJ used 3 cups of flour before baking and 4 another 2 cups of flour after baking. How 3 much flour did DJ use before and after baking? Over the weekend, Drue drank 1 quart of 6 orange juice, and Shaniya drank 3 quart of 4 orange juice. How many quarts did they drink together? Lili rode her bike 1 miles to her friend s 3 house. Then she rode her bike 3 miles to the 4 candy store. Which would be the best estimate of how far she rode her bike? a. about 1 mile 2 b. about 1 mile c. about 1 1 mile 2 d. about 2 miles

4 19. Kennett watched football for 3 2 hours on 3 Friday. He watched football for 2 1 hours on 5 Saturday. Which estimate of how many hours Kennett watched football altogether is most reasonable? A. about 5 1 hours 2 B. about 6 hours C. about 6 1 hours 2 D. about hours 22. We have 13 students in our class and 2 3 of the students have a red shirt on. How many students had a red shirt on? Elias, Jaysen, and Joseph shared 5 apples equally among each other. Write an expression to show how much each person would get. 24. Create a model to represent pies are shared equally with Drue, Leo, Lili, and Landon. What fraction of a pie does each person get?

5 Vocabulary Thanksgiving Packet Science Section Definition 1. Energy 2. Mechanical energy 3. Electrical energy 4. Static electricity 5. Insulator 6. Conductor 7. Circuit 8. Electromagnet A. A material that resists the flow of electric charge and therefore does not conduct electricity well B. The buildup of electric charges on an object C. A path along which electric charges can flow D. Energy using batteries, electricity, or nature, movement of positively and negatively charged particles E. The ability to cause changes in matter F. A material that readily allows electric charges to pass through it and therefore carries electricity well G. Energy associated with the motion and position of an object H. A device in which electric current is used to produce magnetism 2. Identify and give examples of each form of energy: Type of Energy Light energy Heat energy Sound energy Electrical energy Mechanical energy Examples 3. Describe what form of energy the electrical energy is transformed into: Object Electrical Energy Transformed Into Electric car Stove Alarm clock Computer Hair dryer 4. Draw a picture of a closed circuit. What happens in a closed circuit? 5. Draw a picture of an open circuit. What happens in an open circuit? 6. Which type of circuit will you need to turn the lights on? How do you know?

6 7. Which of the following is a physical change? Select all that apply a. ripping paper b. burning paper c. coloring paper d. crumbling paper 8. Which of the following is a chemical change? Select all that apply a. water to water vapor b. cooking pancakes c. a bike rusting d. cutting an apple e. a campfire 9. Sort the following into chemical or physical change: Chemical Change Physical Change Tearing paper Sharpening a pencil Burning wood Toasting a slice of bread Baking pie Crumbling up paper Pouring a glass of orange juice Making ice cubes Burning a candle Popping pop corn 10. Sort the following into mixtures or solutions: Mixtures Solutions Salad Lemonade mix and water Pasta and sauce Food coloring and water Salt water Fruit salad 11. If we want to calculate the speed of an object, what tools will we need and what measurements do we need to take? and

7 12. Emily was pushing Ava on the swing. Each time she pushed a little harder. How did that affect Ava s motion on the swing? 13. Addison is tossing a ball into the air. She wants it to travel higher. What should she do to make the ball go higher into the sky? 14. Why is it easy to push a toy truck, but difficult to push a real truck? 15. Marissa and Faith are playing tug of war. As they pull the rope, neither of them move. What can we conclude about the force? 16. You are lying on a bed sleeping. What forces are acting upon you?