5.17.12, 6th Grade Homework

Tomorrow:

  • Orienteering Day!
  • Please do not bring your school work or iPads to school
  • Please wear tennis shoes (no keens or crocs).
  • Please put on and bring bug spray and sunscreen.
  • Bring a water bottle and snack

Due Monday:

  • Math (Bailey)- workbook page 121-122
  • 30 note cards for your religious figure research

Tuesday:

  • Math (Sanders)- Chapter 10 Test

Wednesday:

  • 6th Grade Play!

5.17.12 World Religions: 7th-8th Graders’ Theater Project Brings The Story of Exodus Alive!

Today in performing arts the 7th & 8th graders worked with Mrs. Bye on a dramatization of the story of Exodus, which connects meaningfully with many of the themes and language arts projects that the students have been working on all year.

5-17-12 Fifth Helps First!

The last two days you would find the first graders all the way upstairs on the computers with their fifth grade reading buddies.  The fifth graders helped the first graders complete a keynote of their invented “Holiday Project”.  The kids are very eager to present these to you at our End of the Year Event.  Be on the lookout for some pretty cute invites coming your way in the near future:)

5-17-12 Third/Fourth Suite: Homework

Math:

Wozniak:  Complete lesson 13-4 page 550 #1-11 (do your best with #9).

Richardson:  Group B, please complete page 103 #4-18.

Ruzicka:  Complete individual assignments.

Third LA:

Wozniak:  Be ready for your spelling test on Friday.  Read chapters 5 and 6 in Close Call (7 pages).  And start practicing your part for the reader’s theater final presentation.

Richardson:  Spelling is due tomorrow before we leave for orienteering.

Ruzicka:  Read for 20 minutes.

Fourth LA:

Wozniak:  No homework this evening.

Richardson:  Finish your individual reading assignment for Monday.

Ruzicka: Read your assigned chapter.

5.17.12 5th Grade Homework

Tomorrow:

- Tomorrow is Orienteering in Tilles Park.  Remember to wear tennis shoes, bring a labeled water bottle, and wear appropriate clothing

- Parents are welcome to pick up your children at the park at 2:45. Please make sure you sign out with the teacher

- 30 notecards for your religious leader research paper are due Monday

5-17-12 Third/Fourth Suite: Perspective and Observation

Third and fourth grade students spent time using their skills of observation to draw trees around the grounds from their specific perspective.  We discussed how two individuals could be drawing the same tree, but their perspectives could be quite different.  We also looked at this in terms of social situations with friends.

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5-17-12 Third/Fourth Suite: Morning Homeroom

Even children need to stretch out the kinks each morning.

Here is today’s morning homeroom session with third grade. -Jenny & Leigh

5-17-12 First Grade Homework

Read and Log

Math test tomorrow.  Review the packet that we worked on today.

Orienteering tomorrow:)