Writing: What would happen if children ruled the world?
Math: Applications, pp. 61-62, #1 to 6, Connections, p. 65, #26 to 32.

Writing: This week, your only writing homework is to work on your Mesopotamian essay, which is due Friday.
Math: Applications, pp. 49-50, #29 to 32

Writing: This week, your only writing homework is to work on your Mesopotamian essay, which is due Friday.
Math: Fraction/decimals sheet

Writing: This week, your only writing homework is to work on your Mesopotamian essay, which is due Friday.
Math: Applications, pp. 48-49, #22 to 24

Writing: What would happen if you grew taller than trees? How would this change your life?
Math: Applications, pp. 47-48, #1-7, 9-18

Writing: What if you could walk up walls and across ceilings?
Math: Applications, p. 29, #25-33

Writing: Imagine a real place you have always wanted to go to, but haven't yet.
Math: p. 29, #24

Writing: What would happen if you could become invisible whenever you wanted to? What are some of the things you could do that you cannot do now?
Math: Applications, p. 29, #12-23

Writing: What would happen if animals could talk? What are some of the questions you would like to ask animals?

Writing: What would happen if it really did rain cats and dogs?
Math: Applications, p. 28, #1-3

Writing: What if all the streets were rivers? What would be different?
Math: Finish 1.4

Writing: What if cows gave root beer instead of milk?
Math: Additional Practice sheets, #1-7

Writing: What would happen if everyone lived in space? What type of houses would they live in? What type of clothing would they wear? What type of food would they eat? How would they travel?
Math: Applications, p. 12, #2, Connections, p. 15, #25-26

Writing: What would happen if there were no television? Why would this be good? bad?
Math: Applications, p. 12, #1, and Connections, p. 15, #20-23

Writing: Free write.
Math: Multiplication practice sheet.
History: Finish your test on the hominids if you didn't finish in class.