Kelley Kiddos

The week of 4/1...

• Today I'm sending home a math assessment from last quarter. It was on multiplying and dividing decimals. This proved to be pretty challenging for lots of kids, but I believe they were mostly challenged by the reading (of the word problems) rather than the actually math. Knowing how to multiply/divide decimals is one thing, but understanding when to do these things within the context of a word problem is tough! We'll do lots of work with word problems this quarter.

The week of 3/1...

• We made it to the final week of the quarter! Your kiddos really have had an amazing quarter of learning. I am so proud of them and can't wait for them to share all the great things they've learned at our Student-Led Conferences on Thursday. Click here to see sign up times.
• We are looking forward to finishing Wonder and watching the movie on Friday! I'll provide popcorn, but if you could make sure your fifth grader has plenty of water and they're welcome to bring their own movie candy.
• Chaperones, we will have a meeting on March 9th at 5:30. Please let me know if you can't attend, and I'll get the information to you.
• Spring is right around the corner, and so is our Annual Human Growth and Development Parent Information Session! On March 9th at 6pm, we'll outline what we'll be covering in this unit (and what we WON'T be covering).
• Thanks to Ella's mom for organizing our Wallypalooza basket. If you haven't already checked out the sign up genius, check here to donate.
• Be sure to check out my ELA, Math, and Science pages to see what we'll be learning about this week.

The week of 2/24...

• What a crazy week last week was! I hope everyone enjoyed our little bit of snow and extra time at home.
• Our Book Fair will be open tonight, 5:30-7:00.
• We'll be hosting Student-Led Conferences on Thursday, March 5th. Click here to sign up! Thanks to those that already signed up.
• We are working the numbers for your final deposit for our VA field trip. Stay tuned! Chaperones, we will have a meeting on March 9th at 5:30. Please let me know if you can't attend, and I'll get the information to you.
• Spring is right around the corner, and so is our Annual Human Growth and Development Parent Information Session! On March 9th at 6pm, we'll outline what we'll be covering in this unit (and what we WON'T be covering).
• Thanks to Ella's mom for organizing our Wallypalooza basket. If you haven't already checked out the sign up genius, check here to donate.
• Be sure to check out my ELA, Math, and Science pages to see what we'll be learning about this week.

The week of 2/18...

• Thanks to all those that came out for our Books and Breakfast event last week. It sounds like it was an amazing turnout!
• The kids were so excited to shop at the Book Fair last week. Thank you, also, for supporting their love of reading. The Book Fair will be open through this week.
• Thursday is our Cool Schools Field Trip to the PNC arena. We'll return to WLE for lunch (hopefully by 1ish). Please be sure to send a heavy/hardy snack on Thursday!
• On Thursday night you're invited to view science fair projects, shop at the book fair, and visit classrooms to receive make & take literacy/science activities for your children! The fun starts at 5:30.
• Last Friday's field trip to Harris Teeter was huge success! This was a first for fifth grade, and we'll definitely do it again. With the help of our awesome parent volunteers, students maneuvered around the grocery store and solved three real-world math challenges. Harris Teeter was kind enough to donate pizzas that fed our class and Mrs. Baker's class!
• Last week we finished reading Wonder. Someone once said "Finishing a good book is like leaving a good friend..." So true! We'll culminate and celebrate this shared experience by watching the movie on our Track Out Day. Stay tuned for more details... Next we're reading a mystery that takes place in a fictional NC town, Three Times Lucky.
• We'll be hosting Student-Led Conferences on Thursday, March 5th. Click here to sign up!
• We are working the numbers for your final deposit for our VA field trip. Stay tuned! Chaperones, we will have a meeting on March 9th at 5:30. Please let me know if you can't attend, and I'll get the information to you.
• Spring is right around the corner, and so is our Annual Human Growth and Development Parent Information Session! On March 9th at 6pm, we'll outline what we'll be covering in this unit (and what we WON'T be covering).
• Thanks to Ella's mom for organizing our Wallypalooza basket. It's going to be a good one! If you haven't already checked out the sign up genius, check here to donate.
• Yearbook dedications are due this Thursday, 2/20.

The week of 2/10...

• Wednesday morning is Books & Breakfast! Parents, grandparents, family, and friends are invited to join students in the cafeteria for breakfast and a favorite story. You may buy or bring breakfast. You can drop in anytime from 7:10-7:40.
• The Book Fair is here! Some students may be able to shop during arrival, but our class will shop together on Thursday (at 11:55). If interested, you may send in money with your child. There are some really great titles!
• We're looking forward to our Math Challenge/Grocery Store visit on Friday. We'll be at the Harris Teeter (at the corner of Ten-Ten and Kildaire) from about 9:30-11:00. Thanks to those parents that volunteered to chaperone!
• We will exchange class valentines on Friday, February 14th. If students choose to participate, they should have a valentine for everyone. A class list can be found below. If students like, they can bring a bag/box (on 2/14) to collect their valentines.
• Thanks to Ella's mom for organizing our Wallypalooza basket. It's going to be a good one! If you haven't already checked out the sign up genius, check here to donate.
• Yearbook dedications are due on Thursday, 2/20.

The week of 2/3...

• Today we watched another video by Colby Sharpe that highlighted the books his fifth graders were reading in January. So many of our kiddos are loving reading right now! We have to try to keep books that they'll love in their hands.
• We have our math field trip to the grocery store on Friday, February 14th and are in need of chaperones! Our excursion will last from 9:30-11:00ish, and each chaperone will be in charge of a group of 4-5 students. You'll need to help them solve their math challenges. If you would be willing to chaperone (and have volunteer clearance), please email me! I'll then be in touch with more specific details. Thank you, in advance, for your help!
• Please ensure your fifth grader has functional earbuds at school. These were on our supply list at the beginning of the year. We're currently watching videos/listening to podcasts during our ELA lessons.
• Book Fairy Collection begins Monday! This is a neat way to collect money for those students who would like books, but may not otherwise be able to buy them.
• Please remember the deadline for yearbook ads is February 20th.
• We will exchange class valentines on February 14th. If students choose to participate, they should have a valentine for everyone. A class list can be found below. If students like, they can bring a bag/box (on 2/14) to collect their valentines.
• Be sure to check out my Positivity Project, ELA, Math, and Science pages to see what we'll be learning about this week.
• UPCOMING IMPORTANT DATES
  • February 3rd-7th- Book Fairy Collection
  • February 7th-Hearts and High Fives Spirit Day- wear red, white or pink
  • February 10th-21st- Book Fair
  • February 14th- Field trip to grocery store Track 1 & 2
  • February 17th- Teacher Workday/NO SCHOOL
  • February 20th- School-wide field trip to Carolina Hurricanes; Science/Literacy Night

The week of 1/27...

• In today's blue folders, you'll be receiving Spring Picture forms and yearbook order forms.
• Please remember the deadline for yearbook ads is February 20th.
• Last week's Science Fun field trip was so cool! The kids got to hold, observe, and sort real animal organs into different body systems. Be sure ask your child about this experience!
• I'm finding that some students are really sleepy in class. Please make every effort to see that they're in bed (without a screen) at a decent time!
• Thank you for all of the support that you give me (and consequently, your fifth grader). This is the time of year that students really begin to struggle with finding that balance between being social (and doing what gets attention from their peers) and doing what's right. I believe that's perfectly typical. With your help, though, I think we can help them to begin to find that balance (before middle school :).
• Be sure to check out my Positivity Project, ELA, Math, and Social Studies pages to see what we'll be learning about this week.
• We will exchange class valentines on February 14th. If students choose to participate, they should have a valentine for everyone. A class list can be found below. If students like, they can bring a bag/box (on 2/14) to collect their valentines.

The week of 1/21...

• Today you'll be receiving a flyer about Yearbook Ads. These are the fifth grade dedication pages! Please let me know if you have any questions regarding these and pay close attention to the due dates.
• Please sign and return the Carolina Hurricanes field trip form ASAP.
• We have an in-house field trip this Thursday, 1/23, on Human Body Systems.
• The WLE Science Fair is coming! It will be held in the gym on Thursday, February 20, 2020, with projects due for judging on Wednesday, February 19, 2010. Guidelines, FAQs, and registration can be found here. Here's a link for some ideas... https://www.sciencebuddies.org/

The week of 1/13...

• West Lake Middle School is hosting an expo this Thursday night! Click here for more information.
• We are in need of smarties! If you're able to send in a package of Smarties, that'd be much appreciated!
• Be sure to check out my Positivity Project, ELA, Math, and Social Studies pages to see what we'll be learning about this week.
• Students should be reading at home nightly. The minimum expectation is that they read 20 minutes each night, M-Th. I've encouraged students to stick with the same book at home and at school, as we're tracking their pages/books read at school.
• Today a Scholastic Book order is coming home. If interested, please place your order online by 1/20. LOTS of great titles!

The week of 1/6...

• Welcome back to our first full week of school in 2020! It was so great to see the kids last week and hear about their vacations and holidays.
• Last week we kicked off our time back by creating 2020 Vision Boards, in which they added words, colors, quotes and images that they want to see more of in their lives. These turned out great!
• Report cards are coming home today. Please let me know if you have any questions.
• Students will be taking Case 21 assessments this week on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. While this assessment is not a grade, it is a way for us to see which objectives we need to continue to focus on. The students will take one assessment for reading, math and science. These assessments are long, but they will help prepare and build stamina for the end-of-grade tests in May. A good night's sleep and breakfast will help them along!
• The WLE Science Fair is coming! It will be held in the gym on Thursday, February 20, 2020, with projects due for judging on Wednesday, February 19, 2010. Guidelines, FAQs, and registration can be found here.

The week of 1/2...

• I hope everyone had a wonderful holiday and restful track out! December proved to be a really busy month (despite not being at school). Our family welcomed a new puppy named Murphy! I'm ready to be back at school and start this second half of this amazing school year.
• Today we'll be doing some goal setting for 2020. We'll share these goals via Flipgrid. Stay tuned!
• We're beginning a new ELA Module. This quarter we'll be reading, learning, and writing about Athlete Leaders of Social Change. Our anchor text is Promises to Keep: How Jackie Robinson Changed America.
• Today we'll begin focusing on adding and subtracting decimals using models and strategies based on place value.
• During the first half of this quarter we'll be learning about the American Revolution in Social Studies.
• Q2 Report cards are scheduled to go home 1/6.

The week of 12/2...

• The kids have earned a pizza party for their good behavior and hard work! We'll have this on Friday. Click here to see what's needed. (I'm also planning some fun holiday-themed games for Friday. If could donate to either, that would be great!)
• You're invited to our Rainforest EBooks Premiere on Friday at 9am. Throughout this ELA unit, students have been working to write, revise, and publish two first person narratives that build out an event in The Most Beautiful Roof in the World. (This shouldn't take more than 30 minutes.) These are looking amazing! You won't want to miss this!
• Our Mug Exchange is also on Friday! Please be sure to send in your fifth grader's mug by Wednesday.
• I continue to try to encourage students to find books that they love! In an effort to support continued reading during Track Out and give students a chance to visit WLMS, please consider visiting the WLMS Book Fair on Thursday, 5:30-7:30. (If you're looking for some new titles for your kiddos, check out this. Colby Sharpe is a fifth grade teacher and huge literacy advocate.)
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The week of 11/25...

• Thanks to Heather Waroblak, Ella's mom, for offering to coordinate our Wallypalooza basket! Information to come in the new year...
• Congratulations to Naylor, our class Spelling Bee winner! Naylor will represent our class at the school spelling bee in January. I'm so proud of all the students that chose to participate!
• Thanks to those parents that ordered Scholastic Books. It's not too late...I'll be placing the order online tonight.
• We'll be reading to our Kindergarten Buddies tomorrow. I hope the kids are half as excited as I am about this.
• Please be sure to send in your fifth grader's mug by next Wednesday. (See information regarding the Mug Exchange below.)
• DEODORANT...it's time! Fifth grade brings lots of changes; the need for deodorant being a big one. I've discussed this with students. Thanks for your support with this.
• I hope everyone has an amazing Thanksgiving holiday. I am so thankful for your sweet children. Thank you for sharing them with me everyday!
• Today students will take a math assessment on the place value of decimals and a unit test on Ecosystems.
• Tomorrow they'll learn more about the history of the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade and create their own balloon characters!
• Mark your calendars for next Friday, December 6th at 9am...we'll be debuting our Rainforest Ebooks! More information to come...

The week of 11/18...

• We still need a parent to coordinate our Wallypalooza Basket. Please let me know if you'd be able and willing!
• Recently, we’ve seen more misbehavior from some of our fifth graders during lunch, specials, and recess. We’ve discussed these and the potential consequences with our students. Although we’re not seeing many of these choices within our classrooms, you can understand how they can affect the learning within our classrooms, as well as inhibiting the personal and social growth we’d like to see from our students. We’ll, of course, communicate any misbehavior/consequences to you. We thank you, in advance, for your support!
• We'll have our class spelling bee today! (A handout regarding this came home a few weeks ago.) Participation is optional and the class winner will proceed to the schoolwide Spelling Bee.
• As we were talking about and practice reading fluency last week, it dawned on me that fifth graders rarely read aloud anymore. This makes it difficult to improve reading fluency! So...we're going to start doing Reading Buddies with Mrs. Long and Mrs. Nicholl's kindergarten classes. This will provide opportunities for so many good things, on so many levels! We're hoping to meet our buddies a few times before track out.
• In today's blue folders, you'll receive information about the following:
  • Our latest Scholastic Book order. (These make great Christmas gifts!)
  • Square 1 Art order.
  • A handout regarding our Winter Mug Exchange (see below).

The week of 11/12...

• Thank you to everyone for making the first deposit for our VA field trip! The next deposit will be due after Christmas.
• Many students are doing a great job logging their Readvolution minutes. If students log 800 minutes by track out, they'll receive a voucher for two Carolina Hurricanes hockey tickets!
• This Saturday is a make-up day.
  • The instructional day will be from 7:40-11:10
  • No breakfast or lunch will be served.
  • Students should bring a heavy snack.
• Be sure to check out my Positivity Project, ELA, Math, and Science pages to see what we'll be learning about this week.

The week of 11/4...

• Quarter 2 interims are coming home today! Regarding RI 5.5 (comparing text structure)...this standard was assessed with a few multiple choice questions. If students didn't show proficiency, no sweat!
• Our first deposit of $125 for our VA trip is due this Friday!
• This week during Positivity Project, we're continuing to talk about Bravery. I'm using this time to help students understand why we're honoring veterans on Veteran's Day. Check out these videos to see what I'll share with them...

JJ Watt-Thank you, veterans

Thank you for your service. What the phrase means to local vets.

7 Surprise Military Homecomings

We'll also be writing letters to veterans and/or active military to thank them for their service!

The week of October 28...

• Today I'm sending home a letter that updates you on what I've received from you regarding the field trips. Just let me know if you have questions!
• I'm in need of a room mom to coordinate our Wallypalooza basket. If you're interested, please let me know.
• Please touch base with your fifth grader and ensure that they have colored pencils and working earbuds at school.
• We're celebrating Readvolution Day on Thursday, October 31st. :) Students are welcome to come to school dressed up as their favorite book character. I've also got some holiday-themed learning experiences planned for this special day!
• Be sure to check out my Positivity Project, ELA, Math, and Science pages to see what we'll be learning about this week.

The week of October 22...

• Thank you those that have paid $15 for (other 2) field trips, $9 for Storyworks, and the $125 deposit for our VA trip. Please be sure to return the permission form as soon as possible.
• Thanks to all that attended last week's parent information session regarding the VA trip. I'll communicate with reach out to chaperones by November 4th.
• I enjoyed meeting and visiting with grandparents and friends last Friday.
• I'm really happy that some students are choosing to participate in the Readvolution challenge. Students that log 800 minutes will receive two Hurricanes tickets!
• Be sure to check out my Positivity Project, ELA, Math, and Social Studies pages to see what we'll be learning about this week.

The week of October 14...

• SOCKTOBER is on! We've collected so many new socks for the Raleigh Rescue Mission. Thanks to those that have supported this cause!
• Thank you those that have paid $15 for field trips and $9 for Storyworks.
• I'm looking forward to seeing everyone at tonight's parent information session about our Williamsburg field trip at 6pm.
• Grandparents (and friends) Day is this Friday. Our lunch time is 10:35. I hope to meet lots of new family members and friends!
• Last week we started watching CNN10, an abbreviated, kid-friendly news segment that reports daily on current events. The kids are enjoying this! Check it out...
• Last quarter, you received information about how to access your fifth grader's digital journal via Seesaw. Thank you to those that have already done this! I strongly encourage you to download the free app so that you can receive notifications as your fifth grader adds new evidence of learning to their digital journal. The kids are so excited when parents add comments to their journals!
• So still no nightly assigned homework, but some parents have asked how they can support their fifth grader's learning at home...Great question!
  • Your fifth grader should be reading at least 30 minutes per night! I'm beginning to track what/how much they're reading at school (and encouraging many to try more grade-level appropriate texts). Students are more than welcome to bring these books home, as long as they return with them the following day. If you're interested in your child doing this and feel as though he may need a gentle reminder to do this, just let me know!
  • Dreambox is an an adaptive, online math program designed to complement classroom instruction. Students have started using this a few times each week. Lessons should take about 8-12 minutes. They're welcome to try this out at home, though they should work without paper/pencil, calculator, and help from others.
  • Science Vocabulary-Any time students can give to studying their science vocabulary, would be a huge help! Students can access Quizlet via the WLE site. If your fifth grader needs a new copy of our list of words/definitions, let me know.

The week of October 7...

• SOCKTOBER is on! Today we're kicking off our first annual SOCK DRIVE at West Lake Elementary. Please consider donating a new pair or package of socks. All donations will go to the Raleigh Rescue Mission.
• Today in the Wallaby Folder, you should be receiving a letter about Storyworks. This is a wonderful resource for reading that we'll be using in class! Thank you for contributing to this resource.
• If you haven't already, please mark your calendars for Monday, October 14. We'll be hosting a parent information session about our Williamsburg field trip at 6pm.
• Grandparents (and friends) Day has been rescheduled for October 18th. Our lunch time is 10:35. I hope to meet lots of new family members and friends!
• This quarter we're going to get to know each other a little better! Click here for more information!
• If you have a veteran in your family, please click here.
• Be sure to check out my Positivity Project, ELA, Math, and Social Studies pages to see what we'll be learning about this week.

The week of October 1...

• Report cards will go home Monday, October 7th.
• Students will receive their class t-shirts on Tuesday! They look awesome! We are so appreciative of the WLE PTA for purchasing these for all fifth grade students.
• On Tuesday, we're picking up where we left off last quarter... We're watching the movie Because of Winn Dixie. Student may bring in movie candy if they like. We're going to be celebrating just like characters, so if students would like to bring in a picture of their dog(s), they can!
• On Tuesday, I'll also be sending home our first scholastic book club order. Orders should be placed online. Let me know if you have any questions!
• Be sure to check out my Positivity Project, ELA, Math, and Social Studies pages to see what we'll be learning about this week.
• We've got LOTS of exciting things planned for this quarter!
  • Mark your calendars for October 14th at 6pm...We'll be hosting our Parent Information Session regarding our field trip to Williamsburg. This is scheduled for April 13th and 14th.
  • Grandparents (and friends) Day has been rescheduled for October 18th. Our lunch time is 10:35. I hope to meet lots of new family members and friends!
  • This quarter we're going to get to know each other a little better! Click here for more information!
  • If you have a veteran in your family, please click here.
  • SOCKTOBER-Each night in the United States, an estimated 600,000 people live on the streets. This October, we want 2 million people to show that even a small act of love, such as donating a pair of socks, can make a big difference in the lives of our neighbors who are homeless. In an effort to help those in needs, our class will be organizing a Sock Drive for the Raleigh Rescue Mission. Stay tuned for more information!

The week of 9/3...

• Thanks to those that signed up for a conferences! Please sign up here, if you'd like to schedule a conference.
• This week we'll take our first step toward building a Digital Portfolio. This will document learning artifacts and provide students with a platform to reflect on their learning. Students will work to organize their digital warehouses, aka Google Drives. This week each student will begin building a Google Site.
• We finished reading Because of Winn Dixie, and we're going to celebrate this (and continued hard work and good behavior) with a movie on Friday! We'll watch the movie Because of Winn Dixie. Student may bring in movie candy if they like.
• Report cards are scheduled to go home October 7th.

The week of 8/26...

• Please click here to sign up for a 1st quarter conference. Thanks!

The week of 8/19...

• Thanks so much to those that attended last week's Curriculum Night!
• Wednesday is picture day!
• We're narrowing down dates for our Williamsburg field trip. We'll be asking for three payments, November being when the first deposit is due. We'll be in touch as we learn more. Thank you for your patience, as we organize this amazing experience!

The week of 8/12...

• Interims are coming home on Monday. The grades are simply a compilation of scores received on assessments that have already come home.
• I will be at a workshop on Tuesday. Mrs. Sisco will be my sub, again! I don't anticipate any more absences this quarter.
• I look forward to seeing everyone at Curriculum Night/Open House on Tuesday. The first session is at 6:00. The second session is at 6:45.
• Thursday is our Apex ReMix event! Students will participate in the Neon Glow Fitness party at 9:15am. Thank you for all of your support throughout this fundraiser!
• To read more about what we're doing in the class this week, click on the above pages (see content areas: Positivity Project, ELA, Math, Science)

The week of 8/5...

• I've got some big news on homework. Click here to read more about recent changes being made to our homework expectations.
• Students will attend a pep rally on Tuesday to learn more about this year's Fun Run fundraiser.
• I won't be at school on Friday. Mrs. Sisco will be my sub.
• Interims will be coming home next Monday.

The week of 7/29...

• Thanks to those that completed my Beginning of Year Parent Questionnaire. I really do value this insight into your child!
• Mark your calendars for August 13th! This will be our Open House Night. I'll talk about what we'll be learning about this year.
• In the meantime, I'd like to touch base with each student's parents this week. I'll email you by Friday, with updates about your fifth grader. I'll include what they're doing well and what they could benefit from working on.
• Good news and bad news...The good news is last week we had about 50% of our class completing their homework (including signed reading minutes) each night! The bad new is last week we had about 50% of our class NOT completing their homework each night. Please support your fifth grader in meeting this expectation!
• We're beginning our first Science unit this week! Ask your fifth grader what he's learning about force and motion...
• To read more about what we're doing in the class this week, click on the above pages (see content areas: Positivity Project, ELA, Math, Science)

The week of 7/22...

• Last week I received a new area rug for our classroom, as well as a ream of cardstock (via Amazon). Thank you to the parent that donated these items! Click here to check out my Amazon wish list for the classroom.
• Please take some time to fill out this form about your kiddo, so that I may get to know them (and you) a little better! Thank you to the parent that has already completed this. :) If you're having trouble accessing this form, please let me know.
• This quarter in ELA, students will be completing an independent novel study on the book "A Long Walk to Water." Copies of the book may be found at the local library or purchased here on Amazon. (Details about this classroom assignment can be found on the ELA page.)
• Please ensure that your child is reading at least twenty minutes per night. This is part of the homework expectations in fifth grade. Their reading minutes should be recorded in the their agenda, and accompanied by your initials.
• The kids seemed to do okay with last week's homework. As I've promised them, the math will get easier. Please encourage them to just try their best!
• We will be continuing to do Numble Jumble in fifth grade. The fifth grade Science EOG is loaded with vocabulary! Thank you, in advance, for your support of this learning initiative. A list of words/definitions went home last week. If nothing else, please monitor the quizzes as they come home and praise your fifth grader for their efforts/growth made! Their first quiz will be coming home this Monday. (This quarter, each quiz will consist of 10 definitions, five of which are from our Force and Motion unit.)
• All students need ear buds! We will utilize technology often to listen to/watch videos as instructional resources.
• To read more about what we're doing in the class this week, click on the above pages (see content areas: Positivity Project, ELA, Math, Social Studies)

The week of 7/15...

• Please take some time to fill out this form about your kiddo, so that I may get to know them (and you) a little better!
• This quarter in ELA, students will be completing an independent novel study on the book "A Long Walk to Water." Copies of the book may be found at the local library or purchased here on Amazon.
• Students are welcome (or even encouraged) to bring a novel from home to read during independent reading time. I'm finding kids aren't starting/finishing books. Please help them to find a book that really motivates them to read. I'll try to do the same at school.
• Please ensure that your child is reading at least twenty minutes per night. This is part of the homework expectations in fifth grade. Their reading minutes should be recorded in the their agenda, and accompanied by your initials.
• For more information about this year's homework, please click here.
• We will be continuing to do Numble Jumble in fifth grade. The fifth grade Science EOG is loaded with vocabulary! Thank you, in advance, for your support of this learning initiative. A list of words/definitions went home on Monday. If nothing else, please monitor the quizzes as they come home and praise your fifth grader for their efforts/growth made!
• All students need ear buds! We will utilize technology often to listen to/watch videos as instructional resources.
• Click here to check out my Amazon wish list for the classroom.
• To read more about what we're doing in the class this week, click on the above pages (see content areas: Positivity Project, ELA, Math, Social Studies)