These dress up days are fun, but optional. We know this time can be crazy trying to juggle all the events and schedules!
These are the Holiday Party times. We would love to celebrate with you!
This week: This week we will continue Module 5. Our focal text will be "How Can Photos Take Us Back in Time?" and our video will be "Let’s Dance Around the World." Our focus is informational text and we will draft our expository essays!
Next week: We will wrap up Module 5 with exploring poetry! We will discover elements of poetry, theme and figurative language. We will also publish our essays and share.
Last Week: We learned about Frequency Tables, Dot PLots, and Stem and Leaf plots. We discussed how graphing is relevant to a lot of career paths during our lessons as well!
This Week: We will continue to solve problems with Stem and Leaf plots as well as focus on analyzing and answering multi-step problems with graphs.
This Week : We continued our unit on food webs and energy exchange in ecosystems. We explored the history of Texas and the Earth as we examine fossil evidence for things that lived long ago. We compared current ecosystems to our past environments. We began our Texas Dinosaur project where students learned about a dinosaur whose fossils have been found in Texas.
Next Week : We will continue our unit on food webs and energy exchange in ecosystems. We will finish our unit and our dinosaur project. Our science TEST covering everything this 9 weeks will be on Thursday (12/11). These are structures and functions of plants, food webs (producers, consumers, decomposers), and fossils as evidence of change.
(If you would like to follow along with our learning this chapter is chapters 9-10 in McGraw-Hill)
This Week : We began our week 15 newspaper about Texas annexation to the US, manifest destiny, and the ongoing war with Mexico. We met important Texas figures J. Pinckney Henderson and James Polk who helped Texas become a state.
Next Week : We will begin our week 16 newspaper about Texas as the 28th state in the US. We will learn about immigration in the mid 1800s, Texas's economy, the compromise of 1850, and cultures in a growing Texas. We will wrap up our unit on the revolution, the republic, and statehood with our TEST next Monday (12/15).
Snack will be at 9:10 each morning. If your child wants a snack, they need to bring a nut free snack. Due to allergies, we are no longer allowed to provide snacks.
Library will be each week. Please remind students to keep their library books safe in their backpack!
Ms. Amy homeroom: Tuesdays
Mrs. Cottle homeroom: Mondays
Ms. Lee homeroom: Wednesdays
Ms. Amy (Science/Social Studies): julia.amy@gcisd.net
Mrs. Cottle (Math): jennifer.cottle@gcisd.net
Ms. Lee (ELAR): maisie.lee@gcisd.net