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Peek at the Week April 2009 What’s happening in Room 205??
Monday 6
Tuesday 7
Wednesday 8
Day 6 – Music
Day 1 – Spanish
Day 2 – PE
Start Civil War Unit with Mrs. Stonehouse
Thursday 9
Friday 10
NO SCHOOL
NO SCHOOL
JOURNAL PAGE DUE Art Lesson
NO SPELLING THIS WEEK
WBL Center for the Arts
Student of the Week: Tyler
Papa Murphy’s Pizza Night (PTO Fundraiser)
Important Dates
MCA TESTING It is very important that your child is at school for the MCA tests. Please check the schedule to the right for our testing dates. MCA PRACTICE LINKS ARE NOW AVAILABLE ON MY CLASS WEBPAGE!
04/09 – NO SCHOOL (Teacher Work Day) 04/10 – NO SCHOOL (Holiday) 04/14 and 04/15 – MCA Math Test 04/21 and 04/22 – MCA Reading Test 04/24 – CAMP ST. CROIX FORMS DUE 04/27 – Middle School Orientation 7pm SPMS 04/29 and 04/30 – MCA Science Test 05/01 – Remaining Camp Balance Due!
CLASS T-SHIRTS Please return the form and money for a class tshirt as soon as possible. You don’t want to miss out on this great deal!!
Gently used children's books needed for a school project! One of the classes in our school has received a Youth Service America/State Farm Insurance grant to help set up a small lending library in the tutoring room at the East Metro Women's Council, an organization in our community that supports families and children in need. Many children from EMWC attend our school. Our class has decided to participate in this project by donating books for children of all ages (especially appropriate for K - 5). These books will be used throughout the school year as well as over the summer. Please help us by donating new or gently used books in good condition. We will collect books until the 15th of April. Thank you for helping us.
Ms. Wagoner’s Weekly Newsletter April 6 – April 10, 2009 What have we been up to? In math, we continued our unit on geometry. This week we talked about similar and congruent polygons. Students also had practice calculating the areas and perimeters of different polygons, by designing bumper car floor plans. In reading, we started a new theme, One Land, Many Trails. We read A Boy Called Slow, which was about a famous leader of the Lakota Sioux people. We also covered prefixes, suffixes, analogies, and pronouns during grammar this week. We also started reading groups this week. Students are reading one of four different books. They have to complete a selection of reading each day, along with a comprehension worksheet. They are given 25 minutes in class, and what they do not finish is homework (minutes can be used on their Reading Log). If students are on task, they should not have to bring it home. It is very important that students stay on schedule with the reading, or they will get behind! In Science, students had practice classifying different objects using what they learned about taxonomy. We also went to the computer lab to practice MCA Science tests, which all 5th graders are required to take at the end of April. We also had another DARE lesson this week, where the focus was on the effects of tobacco and marijuana use. Students love asking Officer Just questions and always look forward to our DARE time!
After a wonderful music performance!
Ethnic Drumming Group
HOMEWORK UPDATE Homework is now posted as a blog on my class webpage. I will try to update this daily. Students should also be writing what homework they have each day in their planner.
Contact Information Ms. Sarah Wagoner (651) 653-2854 [email protected]
Class Website: http://wagoner.weebly.com
CAMP ST. CROIX FIELD TRIP Please return Camp St. Croix forms to school by Friday, April 24. Remember, your remaining balance is due by May 1st!
Monday 6
Tuesday 7
Wednesday 8
Day 6 – Music
Day 1 – Spanish
Day 2 – PE
Start Civil War Unit with Mrs. Stonehouse
Thursday 9
Friday 10
NO SCHOOL
NO SCHOOL
JOURNAL PAGE DUE Art Lesson
NO SPELLING THIS WEEK
WBL Center for the Arts
Student of the Week: Tyler
Papa Murphy’s Pizza Night (PTO Fundraiser)
Important Dates
MCA TESTING It is very important that your child is at school for the MCA tests. Please check the schedule to the right for our testing dates. MCA PRACTICE LINKS ARE NOW AVAILABLE ON MY CLASS WEBPAGE!
04/09 – NO SCHOOL (Teacher Work Day) 04/10 – NO SCHOOL (Holiday) 04/14 and 04/15 – MCA Math Test 04/21 and 04/22 – MCA Reading Test 04/24 – CAMP ST. CROIX FORMS DUE 04/27 – Middle School Orientation 7pm SPMS 04/29 and 04/30 – MCA Science Test 05/01 – Remaining Camp Balance Due!
CLASS T-SHIRTS Please return the form and money for a class tshirt as soon as possible. You don’t want to miss out on this great deal!!
Gently used children's books needed for a school project! One of the classes in our school has received a Youth Service America/State Farm Insurance grant to help set up a small lending library in the tutoring room at the East Metro Women's Council, an organization in our community that supports families and children in need. Many children from EMWC attend our school. Our class has decided to participate in this project by donating books for children of all ages (especially appropriate for K - 5). These books will be used throughout the school year as well as over the summer. Please help us by donating new or gently used books in good condition. We will collect books until the 15th of April. Thank you for helping us.
Ms. Wagoner’s Weekly Newsletter April 6 – April 10, 2009 What have we been up to? In math, we continued our unit on geometry. This week we talked about similar and congruent polygons. Students also had practice calculating the areas and perimeters of different polygons, by designing bumper car floor plans. In reading, we started a new theme, One Land, Many Trails. We read A Boy Called Slow, which was about a famous leader of the Lakota Sioux people. We also covered prefixes, suffixes, analogies, and pronouns during grammar this week. We also started reading groups this week. Students are reading one of four different books. They have to complete a selection of reading each day, along with a comprehension worksheet. They are given 25 minutes in class, and what they do not finish is homework (minutes can be used on their Reading Log). If students are on task, they should not have to bring it home. It is very important that students stay on schedule with the reading, or they will get behind! In Science, students had practice classifying different objects using what they learned about taxonomy. We also went to the computer lab to practice MCA Science tests, which all 5th graders are required to take at the end of April. We also had another DARE lesson this week, where the focus was on the effects of tobacco and marijuana use. Students love asking Officer Just questions and always look forward to our DARE time!
After a wonderful music performance!
Ethnic Drumming Group
HOMEWORK UPDATE Homework is now posted as a blog on my class webpage. I will try to update this daily. Students should also be writing what homework they have each day in their planner.
Contact Information Ms. Sarah Wagoner (651) 653-2854 [email protected]
Class Website: http://wagoner.weebly.com
CAMP ST. CROIX FIELD TRIP Please return Camp St. Croix forms to school by Friday, April 24. Remember, your remaining balance is due by May 1st!
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