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Ellis Eagles website. www.rlas-116.org. Welcome to 5 th Grade. Mrs. Horn. My contact information: Room 26 khorn@rlas-116.org 847-270-9900 x 4516 Volunteers: we are always looking for classroom volunteers. If you are interested, please see me for a packet. Reading Curriculum.
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Ellis Eagles website • www.rlas-116.org
Welcome to 5th Grade. Mrs. Horn • My contact information: • Room 26 • khorn@rlas-116.org • 847-270-9900 x 4516 • Volunteers: we are always looking for classroom volunteers. If you are interested, please see me for a packet.
Reading Curriculum Reading Streets Guided Reading • Students are flexibly grouped across the grade level to insure individual instructional needs are met. • The new curriculum is aligned with Common Core Standards. • Students will have whole group instruction for an 45 minutes every day. • Concepts will be introduced and vocabulary will be studied. • Students will have small group instruction at their guided reading level for 30 minutes every day. • They will do activities in word analysis, comprehension and Independent reading daily. Language Arts • Spelling Tests will be given on Fridays. • 6 Traits of writing will be taught: Organization, Voice, Conventions, Focus, Word Choice and Sentence Fluency
Math Curriculum Math IMPORTANT • Number Sense • Algebra • Ratios • Geometry • Fractions • Students need to know their math facts • Adding and Subtracting • Multiplication • Division
Social Studies Science • We will focus on United States History from the American Revolution to The Civil War • We will focus • The Scientific Method • Biomes • Force and Motion • The Human Body • Systems • Nervous • Skeleton • Muscles Second Step Second Step teaches children how to get along with others. We focus on Empathy, Emotional Management, and Problem Solving.
Homework • Students need to fill in assignment notebook daily. • Reading Logs: Every day reading increases knowledge! • 20 minutes every night • Parents must sign the calendar • Math Logs • Activity on the calendar • Parents must sign the calendar • Any work not completed in class. • Every now and than there might be a project. • **The students should not have more than 50 minutes of homework daily. NO homework on weekends or holidays will be given, unless working on a project.
5th Grade along with the entire Ellis staff follows this behavior time line. PBIS
Intervention/Enrichment (I/E) • 45 minutes each day • Students grouped based off individual needs. • Students currently at or above grade level expectations are scheduled into an enrichment activity, such as: special art, physical education, music or school news paper classes. • Students in need of extra help are scheduled into an academic block where they receive focused instruction in their specific need area. • This year we have 5 intervention cycles to meet the changing needs of our students.
MAP testing • Measure of Academic Progress (MAP)testing is taken 3 times a year. • It is an adaptive test that will inform our instruction and allow us to better meet the individual needs of the students. • Testing begins Wednesday, 8/28. • Our testing time is on Friday’s at 1:30 • We are starting with Reading
Family Education Nights • Once a month • Help parents to support their students at home. • Held in the evenings • First event: September 10th 7:00 pm
Miscellaneous Information • Absences: please call school before 9 am if your child is going to be absent. • Treats: any treats brought to school must be store bought and only enough for our homeroom. • Students should have water bottles every day. • Dimissal: • School ends at 3:00, we teach until 3:00 • Students will not be out of building until around 3:05 • Car riders are students who are being picked up in the circle driveway after school • Parent pick up is when a parent walks to the school and picks up their child. These students are walkers.
Before you leave • Please sign up for a parent teacher conference • Feel free to ask any questions • Stop by the cafeteria and see our Reading Specialists and our new Curriculum • Stop by and see our fine arts teachers: • Music—sign up for choir • PE • Art Conferences and questions