February 24-28

Upcoming Events: 

February 17 – March 2 – Frandale fundraiser

This fundraiser is for students who would like to earn money to help pay for 5th grade camp. Students’ cost for camp is $75.00. Parents’ cost to join us at camp is $35.00.

February 24 – Vision Screening

March 6 – Early Release, students released at 12:15

March 9 and 11 – Parent / Teacher Conferences

March 10 – Baldwin Middle School visit from 10:30 – 2:10

March 17 – Fundraiser pick up from 3 to 4 at door U.

April 3 – 10 – Spring Break

April 24 – Spring Carnival

May 28 & 29 – 5th grade camp

This week in the room:

Read aloud: The Honest Truth by Dan Gemeinhart

Reading: Research and creating an argument 

Writing: Creating feature articles

Math: Division. For math resources and help, check out our Math Lesson Flows

ELA+: Figurative language; quiz this Wednesday!

History, See Mrs. Bouwens’ blog

Science, see Mr. Karel’s blog:

  • Optional homework packet
  • For extra math practice, check out our Math Lesson Flows, and watch the Khan Academy videos
  • Students may be asked to finish incomplete work at home

Heads up!

I plan on ordering the class pizza for lunch this Friday. So, your student will not need a lunch that day unless they do not want pizza. If possible, try to keep this information hidden- I want to surprise them!

February 10-14

Upcoming Events:

Combined Pirates and Vikings on Monday & Wednesday 8:00am-8:40am. (BOYS and GIRLS).

February 14: Valentine’s Party from 1:30 to 2:30

  • If students want to exchange cards they are welcome to do that. However, they must include all students if they want to hand out cards at school.
  • We will be making Valentine card bags at school prior to the party.

February 14-March 12: Frandale Fundraiser for camp $

February 2: Early Release, students released at 12:15

March 6: Early Release, students released at 12:15

March 9 and 11: Parent/Teacher Conferences

March 17:Fundraiser pick up from 3 to 4 at door U.

April 3–10: Spring Break

May 28 & 29: 5th grade camp

This week in the classroom: 

Read aloud: The Honest Truth by Dan Gemeinhart

Math: Divsion with whole numbers & division with decimal numbers

Reading: Black History Month research; lifting the level of questioning

Writing: Journalism- research and information writing

ELA+: Understanding and interpreting the different parts of speech

History: See Mrs.Bouwens’ blog

Science: See Mr.Karel’s blog

Homework for the week

Hello! I will not be sending home a homework packet because of the short week. However, I HIGHLY ENCOURAGE having your student do additional Black History Month research at home. We have been conducting research in class on a particular person or event that relates to Black History, and the more research the better. Thanks!