Mrs. Arnella's and Ms. Abramson's Weekly Schedule Ms. Kolkmeyer's, Ms. Krall's, and Mrs. Williams' Weekly Schedule
Science MSA Testing begins Thursday, April 22!
Mr. Johnson's Block #1: Thursday and Friday from 9-11
Mr. Johnson's Block #3: Thursday and Friday from 1-3
Mr. Johnson's Block #2: Monday and Tuesday (April 26th and 27th) from 9-11
Ms. Abramson's Homeroom: Monday and Tuesday (April 26th and 27th) from 1-3
Mrs. Arnella's Homeroom: Wednesday and Thursday (April 28th and 29th) from 9-11
Wednesday Folders should be signed each Wednesday and brought back to school on Thursday.
If you are having a play date, be sure to bring in a note for your homeroom teacher.
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday |
| Math: worksheet Reading: 20 minutes, independent reading questions/project Spelling: see spelling schedule
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Math: Worksheet Reading: 20 minutes, independent reading questions/project Spelling: see spelling schedule
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Math: Worksheet Reading: 20 minutes, independent reading questions/project Spelling: see spelling schedule
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Math: Worksheet +
Study for Friday Quiz Reading: 20 minutes, independent reading questions/project Spelling: see spelling schedule |
No Homework *Projects will be the only homework students may have to complete over the weekend
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Math 5 Unit 3 Objectives
Math 5 Unit 3 MCPS Parent Letter
Math 5 Letter
Math A Unit 3 Objectives
Math A Letter
Historical Fiction Genre Study...
Students will participate in a novel study analyzing characteristics of historical fiction.
Students will participate in literature circles.
Grammar Practice
Students will identify parts of speech and use correct punctuation, capitalization, and grammar.
Quarter Writing Focus
Students will draft and publish personal narratives using the Six Traits of Writing.
Students will use graphic organizers to develop ideas, characters, and setting.
Students will edit with input from peers and teacher prior to typing their final drafts.
Physics: Force, Motion, and Energy Unit
Enduring Understandings:
An object's motion is described using distance, time, direction, and speed.
Changes in mass and force affect an object's motion.
Energy exists in various forms in mechanical systems.
Energy stored in Earth's natural resources can be converted to energy of motion.
If you have any questions throughout the year, please contact your child's teacher.