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~ 5 th Grade Weekly Calendar ~

Subject

Monday
March 16

Specials

Band

Math

Study for
Quickfacts

Reading

20 min/log

Wordly
Wise

Lesson 12
Spelling 5x
each

Social
Studies/
Science

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

P.E.

10:45 Late
Opening
Band

Art- Make up
class
10:30-11:30

P.E.
Library
Friday Free
Time

Study for
Quickfacts Test

Quickfacts Test

March 17

Quickfacts
Test

March 18

20 min/log

20 min/log

March 19

20 min/log
Study for Lesson
12
Spelling Test

March 20

Reading Log
Due
Lesson 12
Spelling Test

Indians and
Settlers
Crossword
The Lost Colony of Roanoke video link on Google

IXL: Geometry B.1-B.33


Classroom
*Additional homework may be assigned throughout the week and hand written in by
student.

Enrichment
(Optional)

Upcoming Dates
Wednesday, March 18th - 10:45 Late Opening
March 23rd - 27th Spring Break
April 6th- Newberry Award book report due

Notes/Reminders

The Newberry Medal book project is due April 6th. This is an AT HOME project. Please
check in with your child and see where they are at with this project. If you have any
questions- please e-mail me!
We are working on a classroom website featuring student written articles about happenings in
the classroom. Please check out Goodmans-fifth.weebly.com for updates! Also, this weekly
calendar/newsletter will be posted on the website from now on!

Subject Area
Math
Reading
Language Arts
Social
Studies
Science
Art

Learning Targets for the Week


Bridges Unit Three: Geometry
Blood on the River Novel Study
Wordly Wise: Lesson 12 Spelling
Persuasive Essays
Chapter 7: Comparing the Colonies
Microworlds
Creating Dream Flags

Parent/Guardian Signature: _________________________________

Weekly Reading Log: The expectation is for students to write a minimum of three sentences
about what they read during their daily reading (required minimum of twenty minutes per day).
The writing can be a personal reflection, short summary of main idea, etc. A parent/guardian

needs to initial the box Parent Signature to verify that the required reading has been
completed. Happy reading!

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