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For students needing to access My Portal at home, it can be accessed on the Rohwer website student page.
This video gives directions for logging on to My Portal and IXL.
***Schedule Notes***
***Schedule Notes***
Important Dates:
May 8th: Fun Run
May 15th: Field Day
May 15th: All library books due
Lunch: 12:15
P.E. and Music Schedule
Mrs. Amend's 1st Block: P.E.: Mon/Thurs Music: Tues/Fri
Ms. Sobota's 1st Block: P.E.: Tues/Fri Music: Mon/Thurs
Mrs. Vandenberg's 1st Block: P.E.: Tues/Fri Music: Mon/Thurs
Library Days
Amend: Mondays
Vandenberg: Thursdays
Sobota: Fridays
Week of 5/11
Week of 5/11
Spelling (tests on Fridays)
Skill: r-controlled vowel syllables
later, writer, trailer, author, person, circus, garlic, partner, restore, actor
Reading
Genre: Drama/Myths
Reader's Theater practice
Phonic: r-controlled vowels
Problem and Solution, Compare/Contrast
Writing
Informational writing
Adding details to google slides
Presenting google slides research
Grammar
Literary Device
Personification
Math
In Module 18 we will be working on:
Using Picture Graphs
Making Picture Graphs
Using Bar Graphs
Making Bar Graphs
Using Line Plots
Making Line Plots
IXL codes to work on at home:
Y5D, V54, BCJ, RPF, 88B
Math Tools:
Science
Weather and Climate
In Chapter 3 Question: Over many years, which island’s weather will be best for orangutans?
Students are introduced to the concept of averages and the idea that the average of a set of data summarizes the data into a single number.
Through activities focused on analyzing bar graphs of average temperature and precipitation, students both grow their ability to describe and compare weather, seasons, and climate in a variety of locations around the world and practice making predictions about weather in future years.
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