Monday:
Tuesday: library books due & popcorn day
Wednesday:
Thursday: Hot lunch (McDonald's)
Friday:
5E Bake Sale: We are hosting the bake sale on Tuesday, January 20th. You will need to send about 2 dozen baked goods with your child THAT morning (please avoid sending candy bags). The items could be purchased or homemade, and they do not need to be individually wrapped. Please label any containers you would like returned to you with your child's name. Examples of items to bring are rice krispie squares, banana bread, muffins, fruit kabobs, Jell-O, chocolate chip cookies, squares, donuts, etc. Please label anything that contains nuts. The items need to be at the school by 9:30 a.m. Families or children can drop them off at the kitchen at the beginning of the school day.
Bake Sale Volunteers: We will need 2-4 adult volunteers who can work the bake sale tables for us from 10:00 AM to approximately 11:30 AM. You will be required to help set up the tables, collect $1 from the students and pass out treats. Afterwards, we'll need you to count and roll the change for our secretaries. Please email me if you are available to help. Thank you for considering!
Power School Gradebook: Gradebooks will be closed while teachers are inputting report card comments. Gradebooks will open again on Thursday, January 29th.
English Language Arts & Literacy (ELAL):
Reading: This week, we will be focusing on making inferences from texts.
Writing: We're practicing adding details that set specific moods in writing. Students are using creative thinking to write short stories.
Word Study: We're exploring prefixes and suffixes.
Math: This week, students will be starting the next unit. Students will investigate rotational symmetry as a geometric property.
Here is a video to review reflection symmetry.
Here is a video to review planes of symmetry.
Here is a video to preview rotational symmetry.
Science: We will start our next unit: Space. We will begin by learning about Earth's rotation and revolution.
Social Studies: Students are exploring the economic structures of ancient civilizations. This week, students will run their own ancient markets to experience the trade and sales of the past.
Math: Students will have a short quiz on Monday covering what they have learned about symmetry.
Here is a video to review reflection symmetry.
Here is a video to review planes of symmetry.
Here is a video to preview rotational symmetry.
ELAL - Reading: Later this week, students will have a reading comprehension assessment. Students will have two texts to make an inference from. One text will be read aloud, and the other they will read independently.
ELAL - Writing: Students are working on creative writing short stories. These stories will be marked.