Wednesday, August 31, 2022
Friday, August 26, 2022
A Peek at Next Week
One Word
Class Puzzle
A Look at This Week:
ELA: We will continue to build our writing stamina during Writer's Workshop. Students will also be taking MAP testing, and writing stories from different perspectives.
Math: Students will begin to learn about volume and different multiplication strategies. They will also be MAP testing.
Science: Students will continue to learn about ecosystems. We will be investigating why some animals are not growing and thriving in a rainforest restoration area in Costa Rica.
Social Studies: Students will continue to go over primary and secondary sources.
Important Days:
Tuesday- Reading MAP testing
Wednesday- Math MAP testing
Have a wonderful week!
Sunday, August 21, 2022
First Days
A Look at This Week:
ELA: We will be writing in our Writer's Notebook. Students will be practicing coming up with ideas and building our writing stamina.
Math: Students will be reviewing place value, estimating, and order of operations.
Social Studies: We will discuss our curriculum and primary sources.
Important Days:
Wednesday- Early dismissal
Have a wonderful week!
Tuesday, April 26, 2022
A Peek at this Week
A Look at This Week:
ELA:
Reading- We will be identifying the different purposes for the different text structures
Word Work- Students will continue to work with Word Work List 9 word parts: dis, biblio, demo, mal, mono, and therm.
Writing- Students will begin their Natural Disaster Magazine, with 3 articles written about a specific storm, and each article will be in a different text structure. This week students will pick their storm and begin researching.
Math: Students will be dividing using ratio tables.
Science: Students will continue writing scientific arguments.
Social Studies: Students will preview Chapter 8: "A Road to the Revolution."
Important Days:
Monday- Too Good for Drugs
Wednesday- Open House and Book Fair
Thursday- St. Baldrick Event
Have a wonderful week!
Thursday, April 14, 2022
ISA (Illinois Science Assessment)
A Look at This Week:
ELA:
Reading- We will review text structures.
Word Work- Students will take an assessment on Friday on Word Work List 9 word parts: dis, biblio, demo, mal, mono, and therm.
Writing- Students will finish their Natural Disaster Newscast.
Math: Students will practice multiplying multi-digit numbers, using the standard algorithm.
Science: Students will continue writing scientific arguments.
Social Studies: Students will look at Native Americans' point of view on American history.
Important Days:
Monday- No School
Tuesday- Too Good for Drugs; Illinois Science Assessment Test 1
Wednesday- ISA Test 2
Thursday- ISA Test 3
Friday- PV Movie Night
Have a wonderful weekend!
Friday, April 8, 2022
Illinois Assessment of Readiness Testing- ELA
A Look at This Week:
ELA:
Reading- We will review context clues and will be IAR testing.
Word Work- Students will be working with Word Work List 9 word parts: dis, biblio, demo, mal, mono, and therm.
Writing- Students will be writing their scripts for the Natural Disaster Newscast.
Math: Students will be applying their knowledge of partial product to multiplying numbers using the standard algorithm.
Science: Students will be working on creating scientific arguments.
Social Studies: Students will review the the history of different Native American groups in North America, which will lead into our discussion about the French and Indian War.
Important Days:
Monday- Too Good for Drugs
Tuesdayday- IAR ELA Test 1
Wednesday- IAR ELA Test 2
Thursday- IAR ELA Test 3
Friday- No School
Monday, April 4, 2022
IAR (Illinois Assessment of Readiness)- Math Tests
A Look at This Week:
ELA:
Reading- We will review text structure, and how to identify different types of text structure (problem/solution, description, sequence, cause/effect, or description).
Word Work- Students will start working with Word Work List 9 word parts: dis, biblio, demo, mal, mono, and therm.
Writing- Students will continue to work on their Natural Disaster paper.
Math: Students will be multiplying using the partial product strategy, and will be taking their IAR tests.
Science: Students will be working on creating scientific arguments.
Social Studies: Students will review the the history of different Native American groups in North America, which will lead into our discussion about the French and Indian War.
Important Days:
Monday- Too Good for Drugs
Wednesday- IAR Math Test 1; Internet Safety Presentation
Thursday- IAR Math Test 2
Friday- IAR Math Test 3











