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Schedule 7:30-7:35
Homeroom
7:35-9:43 ELA
9:43-11:08 Math
11:08-11:53 Social Studies
11:53- 12:23 Lunch
12:23-12:38 Recess
12:40-1:25 Science
1:25-2:10
Pullouts
2:10-2:41 Fine Arts
PULLOUT
CLASSES 1:25:2:10
Mon.
PE-Ms. Hauffpauir
Tues. Library, Mrs. Windom
Wed. Music, Mr. Kenny
Thurs.
Computer Lab, Mrs. Pyle
Friday. PE, Mr. Liuzza
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D.A.R.E.
with Officer Powell on Wednesday;
Guidance with Judy Meyers Thursday;
Computer
Lab on Thursday-Mrs. Powell has been teaching the students correct hand positions
for using the computer instead of using the "hunt and peck" method of
typing.
This week she will teach research skills and how to cite references.
This is VERY IMPORTANT since in Social Studies we will be doing research projects
throughout the year. M.A.Z.E.-students
are apprised of missing assignments; if they do not turn in this work, they will
be issued a MAZE ticket on TUESDAY. If work is still not turned in, they must
report to afterschool detention on Wednesday.
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THIS
WEEK:
Reading---begin novel study, Follow my Leader, Chapters
1-11 :Study vocabulary and the comprehension questions. Listen to the class discussion.
.TEST FRIDAY AR-students should be reading their AR book at home at least 30 minutes
each night. Each student wwe given a point goal for the 9 weeks and a minimum
starting level on which to choose an AR book to read.
Language/ English-
simple subject and predicate; Daily Oral Language (correcting sentences); narrative
compositions; compound subjects, predicated, and sentences
Spelling-Unit.
4 TEST FRIDAY; practice work also due Friday(this is 3 times each, alphabetical
order, definitions, sentences-if not finished in class, it is to be finished at
home; a weekly spelling list is provided on Monday; I have paperback dictionaries
the students may borrow if you do not have access to a dictionary at home)
Math
-Daily Math-Problem of the Day, Everyday Math Counts; review and quiz on multiplication
facts (5's, 6's); Decimals-place value through thousandths; comparing and ordering
decimals-QUIZ TUESDAY; TEST WEDNESDAY, CHAPTER 1, PART A (online access to textbook
available); mental math; rounding
Social Studies-map skills- latitude
and longitude--be ready for daily grades; Vocabulary test Tuesday on these terms:
Prime Meridian, symbols, globe, longitude, latitude, map key(or legend), Equator,
Cardinal directions, Northern, Southern, Eastern, and Western Hemisphere; intermediate
directions, scale--daily geography-we will work on Daily Geo # 2 in class-homework
if not finished; we will also begin in the textbook on ancient peoples of North
America
Science-Mrs. Battaglia-Atoms Family-graded activity
FISH
PHILOSPHY FOCUS: BE THERE
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Important
Dates
Monday,
Sept. 6th
Labor Day-No school
Week of Sept 7th
First Food
Drive for the year.
Thanks for your support.
Thursday, Sept/ 9th
Interims
go home
Candy Sale Kickoff
Food Collected for food drive
Friday, Sept.
10th
Student of the Month Breakfast 8am
Thursday, Sept. 16th
Picture
day-- More info to come
Week of September 20th
Grandparent Week and
Book Fair
Grandparent Lunches
Monday,
Sept. 20th-
Ford, Hebert, Biller, Clement, Marange
Tuesday, Sept
21st
Crawford, Dennis, Willis, Schoen, Stevens
Wed., Sept 22nd
5th
Grade
Thursday, Sept. 23rd
6th Grade
Tuesday, Sept. 28th
Candy
Sale Ends
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