This week in 5th grade, students will start a new math unit on decimals including place value, addition and subtraction. In reading, they will study the story The Dinosaurs of Waterhouse Hawkins and learn about fact and opinion. For writing, students will work on consonant sounds and homonyms as well as irregular verb forms. In science, the class will continue their unit on heat energy focusing on conductors, insulators and radiation.
This week in 5th grade, students will start a new math unit on decimals including place value, addition and subtraction. In reading, they will study the story The Dinosaurs of Waterhouse Hawkins and learn about fact and opinion. For writing, students will work on consonant sounds and homonyms as well as irregular verb forms. In science, the class will continue their unit on heat energy focusing on conductors, insulators and radiation.
This week in 5th grade, students will start a new math unit on decimals including place value, addition and subtraction. In reading, they will study the story The Dinosaurs of Waterhouse Hawkins and learn about fact and opinion. For writing, students will work on consonant sounds and homonyms as well as irregular verb forms. In science, the class will continue their unit on heat energy focusing on conductors, insulators and radiation.
Check out whats going on in our classes this week! Math
Reading
This week we will start a new math unit.
We will begin working with decimals. Some of the things that we will be learning with decimals include place value, addition and subtraction.
This week in reading we will be we working
with the story The Dinosaurs of Waterhouse Hawkins and the skills fact and opinion and predict and set a purpose.
Writing
Science/Social Studies
We will be working with words that have
consonant sounds /j/, /ks/, /sk/ and /s/ as well as working with homonyms and principal parts of irregular verbs.
We will continue learning about heat energy and
focusing on conductors, insulators and radiation.
Reminders:
Upcoming events
Parents, just a reminder as the weather gets cooler, to
make sure that your child is dressed appropriately. Sweaters and sweatshirts that are worn in the building must be uniform colors, and cannot have any lettering on it or a hood on the back. Outside coats are to be removed upon entering the classroom.
Dec. 22-Jan. 5 No school (Winter Break)
Dont forget that you can visit our grade level
website to find grade level calendars, homework and other info at www.fafabulousfifthgrade.weebly.com
Jan. 9 End of 2nd qtr. (11:45 dismissal)
Jan. 12-16 Mock EOG for 3rd -8th grades Jan. 19 No school (MLK Holiday) Jan. 20 No school (Parent/Teacher conferences)