5th Grade Baby Photos Needed For Yearbook
Each year, we have a special section in our Glenhope yearbook dedicated to our 5th graders and their baby pictures. If you would like your child’s baby picture to be featured in the yearbook, please send us their picture no later than Wednesday, December 10th. You can visit the link below and submit it digitally or send in a physical picture (to Mrs. Robertson) that will be returned. Thank you!
Link for Baby Gator Pictures: 5th Grade Baby Gator Photos
Sky Ranch photos can be accessed using the link below. You will have until the end of November (Sun 11/30) to save any of the pictures you wish. After that time, the folder will be deleted and the photos will no longer be available! (We have limited storage on our Google Drives!)
Our goal is to meet with each of you this semester to discuss your child, whether they are struggling at school or not! We have created a Sign Up Genius (linked below) for you to sign up for a conference. We have been given half-day subs on Wednesday, October 22nd, to schedule meetings during the school day. The rest of the available conferences are mostly on Wednesdays and Thursdays during our conference time (11:20-11:55) until December.
Each of us will meet with the families of our homeroom students. If you need to speak with a teacher who is not your child's homeroom teacher, please sign up under that teacher's link. If would like to meet with all 5th grade teachers, please send us an email noting that after you sign up. Before meeting with you, we will speak to your child's other 5th-grade teachers to obtain notes they would like us to share with you during the conference. All conferences will be held on Web-ex, but if you prefer to meet in person please let that teacher know.
Please The sign-up for conferences is below:
OCTOBER IS NATIONAL PRINCIPAL MONTH
Monday, October 27th - Friday, October 31st
-Red Ribbon Week
Monday - wear 50's / Sock Hop clothing
Tuesday - wear PJ's
Wednesday - wear mismatched/backwards clothing
Thursday - wear jersey/team apparel
Friday - dress like a storybook character
Friday, October 31st
-Spirit Day & Pep Rally (@ 7:45 a.m.)
-Gatorville (club day) @ 2:00 p.m.
Monday, November 3rd
-District PD Day (no school for students)
Reading/Language Arts:
I can identify the central idea of a text and use key details from the passage to support it.
I can use text evidence to support my response.
I can decode two syllable words using the VCCCV syllable division pattern.
I can correctly identify and use subject pronouns to replace nouns that are performing the action in a sentence.
Math:
I can add & subtract fractions with unlike/unequal denominators using objects and pictorial models.
I can add & subtract mixed numbers and improper fractions
Science:
I can observe and describe how a variety of organisms survive by interacting with biotic and abiotic factors in a healthy ecosystem.
Social Studies:
I can describe the tea tax.
I can explain the colonists’ reactions to actions taken by Parliament.
I can identify the events leading up to the Declaration of Independence.
We have a goal this year for 5th-grade students to complete 8 hours of community service outside of the school day by the end of the year (4 hours per semester). Students who achieve 4 hours by December 5, 2025, and an additional 4 hours by May 1, 2026, will receive a party to celebrate their achievements. When your child completes community service, please be sure they are logging their time in the Google Form linked below. We have hung a tracker poster (pictured here to the left) we plan to hang in the 5th-grade hallway to track the hours completed as the school year progresses. We cannot wait to see the tracker fill up! This is an optional opportunity for students, but we hope to see several participate!
Also, if you snap photos of your child during their community service, please send them our way! We would love to see the work they are doing.
5th Grade Community Service Log
SO FAR, WE HAVE OVER 49 HOURS OF VOLUNTEER HOURS LOGGED FOR 5TH GRADERS!
<---- Take a look at some pictures we have received of 5th graders volunteering!
We know it can be confusing to determine which teacher to email for a specific situation.
For academic questions/concerns/comments, please email your child's specific teacher:
5th Math - ashley.carter@gcisd.net
Science & Social Studies - christi.robertson@gcisd.net
ELAR - elizabeth.quiroz@gcisd.net
For generic 5th-grade questions/concerns/comments, please email your child's homeroom teacher.
We kindly ask that students begin to bring their jackets or coats to school every day. The temperatures will be unpredictable, so it is better to have one. Any student who doesn't have a jacket or coat when it is below a specific temperature outside will not be able to go out for recess. Thank you!
We love this video we found of Zoe and Elmo from Sesame Street (below), which teaches children the power of "yet." We hope you enjoy!
How can you help your child with friendships?
Read the article from NAGC below:
252 GCISD juniors and seniors have earned academic honors from the College Board’s National Recognition Program. To read more about this, please click the link below:
https://www.gcisd.net/article/2393355