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    5

    th
    Grade Class
    Johnson, Smith, Umbarger
    October News!!!! You can email us at:
    [email protected]
    [email protected]
    [email protected]
    [email protected]

    Personal goals this month:

    1. Have all work completed.
    2. Have all materials when
    entering a class.
    3. Be ready and willing to learn
    each day.
    4. Start to focus on asking
    questions when something is not
    understood.


    Homework

    Fifth graders will receive
    weekly Spelling homework
    and Math homework on
    most evenings.



    I am aware of my childs
    homework and the other information
    on this newsletter.


    Parent Signature
    + 5 points on a Reading Test, Math
    Test, and one Social Studies Test if this
    Newsletter is brought back signed.

    Whats going on ..

    October 2
    nd
    is first 4-H meeting-all 5
    th
    graders participate
    October 10
    th
    is Kona Ice Day
    October 13
    th
    and 14
    th
    is Fall Break-NO SCHOOL
    October 16
    th
    is Report Card Day
    October 23
    rd
    is Conference Night
    October 24
    th
    is Jandys
    October 27
    th
    -31
    st
    is Red Ribbon Week
    October 30
    th
    is Spooky Science Night
    Many students are not bringing paper and pencil to school, please
    check that your student has all their supplies.
    School starts at 7:55 this year. Please make sure your child is here
    and ready to learn.
    First 4-H meeting October 3
    rd
    , all 5
    th
    graders will attend during
    Special Areas




    Heres what we are studying!!
    Reading- We will continue with our Imagine It Series and focus on Expository
    texts dealing with the founding of our nation. Students will also complete a
    Webquest on famous American Inventors that they learned about in Social
    Studies. Students need their AR points by Fall Break or their report card grade
    may not ba as high as they would like it to be.

    Math- This month we will be finishing up Unit 1 by completing the multiplication
    and division of whole numbers standards. Afterwards, we will begin Unit 2,
    decimals. This unit includes the standards for reading and writing decimal
    numbers to the thousandths. Additionally, students will learn to compare, order,
    and round decimal numbers. I am very proud of what the students have
    accomplished. As always, feel free to contact me at any time.

    Language Arts: We will continue on our parts of speech (Adjectives and Adverbs)
    that will enhance our writing. We will also use our Webquest to furnish
    informative/expository stories to better prepare us for Georgia Milestones

    SS: We will begin approaching the time of World War I, or as it was originally
    called: The Great War. This war is often confused with World War II. We will be
    clearing up any confusion that students have of The War to End All Wars and
    events leading up to the war and important events during the war. At the end of
    the month we will begin the era known as The Great Depression.

    Science: Students will begin their odyssey into the world of Physical Science.
    The journey will begin with a brief look at what is matter. We will then begin
    doing various experiments to better develop student understanding of Physical
    Science.

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