Star Students for week of October 27th

Congratulations to these students for having an outstanding week, working hard and spreads kindness!!!

Homework for October 31st

Reading:  read 30 minutes. Start thinking of a non-fiction topic you'd like to study for next months WEB

Math:  bring your Halloween Candy on Monday!!!

            Math workshop assignment

            Xtramath math

**Box tops

** 5th graders --- your DARE essay is due Monday. Final draft, in pen, on loose leaf. You cannot type it

Homework for October 30th

Reading:  Read 30 minutes - Practice WEB presentations

Language Arts:  Spelling test tomorrow - please study

Math:  Workshop assignment
             Xtra math

**Box Tops
**5th graders - DARE essay due Monday

Homework for October 27th

Reading:  Read 30 minutes
                Practice your WEB presentation
                Be thinking about a non-fiction topic for your next WEB.

Language Arts:  Spelling due Thursday

Math:  Workshop assignment
            Xtra math

**5th graders DARE essay is due Monday!
**Box Tops
**Tomorrow is a half day 11:00 dismissal

Homework for October 24th

Reading:  WEB projects are due on Monday.  Be sure to practice and have your materials here.

Language Arts:  None

Math:  Workshop assignment
             Xtra math

**Box Tops
**PTO 5-10-15 Challenge
**Report card envelope signed and returned
**5th graders:  DARE essay and graduation song practice.

RAFT WEB Project

Good afternoon Parents and Students,

     As you are putting together the final pieces of this month's WEB project, I wanted to remind you of the rubrics that will be used for grading.  All students do need to turn in a written RAFT assignment.  Please view the October RAFT packet that was sent home prior to conferences for the details of that assignment.  This can be typed or handwritten, but should be in ink and final draft form.  

On the last page of the WEB packet is the grading rubric for the written assignment.  Please refer to that when making final revisions and checking for quality and completeness.  

Each child then need to decide HOW he/she wants to present the RAFT to the class.  It is possible to simply stand in the front of the room and read the assignment, however we are encouraging them to choose a creative medium to present the assignment.  We discussed in class using a Powerpoint or Google slide presentation, a prezi, a video to bring in and have us watch, an audio file for us to listen to, or even creating an ebook or other app based tool to present the assignment.  They aren't creating anything new here, but finding a fun and creative way to present the written RAFT.

There is a link below to the rubric that will be used for the presentation format of the WEB project.  

Rubric for my RAFT presentation

Good luck!  
Mrs. Wagner  :)

     

Homework for October 23rd

Reading:  Read 30 minutes - WEB project is due Monday.  Practice your presentation.

Language Arts:  Grammar due tomorrow

Math: workshop assignment
           xtra math

**Box tops
**5-10-15 challenge
**5th graders DARE essay is due November 3rd
**5th graders practice graduation songs