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Ms. Gowin and Ms. Day

Ms. Gowin and Ms. Day. River Eves Elementary 2013 - 2014 5 th Grade. About Us. Ms. Gowin. Ms. Day. Certified Special Education and Regular Education K-5 Have taught Pre K, 5 th , 8 th and special education

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Ms. Gowin and Ms. Day

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  1. Ms. Gowin and Ms. Day River Eves Elementary 2013 - 2014 5th Grade

  2. About Us Ms. Gowin Ms. Day Certified Special Education and Regular Education K-5 Have taught Pre K, 5th, 8thand special education Have 3 children (2yr. old, 4yr. old and a 1st grader) and a supportive husband. Love the Braves, watching my kids play sports, and eating out! I believe that the most important job of a teacher is meeting the kids needs! • Certified Special Education and Regular Education K-5 • Have taught Pre K, 1st, 3rd , 4th, 5th, 6-8th, special education, TAG cluster, and general education • Have 3 children (1st, 3rd, and 5th grade) and a wonderful husband. • Love the beach, reading, and traveling • I believe that ALL kids can and want to learn!

  3. Our Families

  4. Class Schedule 7:10-7:40Morning Work 7:45 – 9:15 Math 9:15 – 10:00 Language Arts(ESOL) 10:00 – 11:30Reading 11:30 – 12:20Science or Social Studies 12:22 - 12:52 LUNCH 12:52 – 1:05Recess 1:05 – 1:50 Specials 1:50 – 2:15DEAR/RTI Time 2:20Pack up and Dismissal TAG TUESDAYS

  5. Students will write their homework in their agenda daily as this helps them to realize the importance of their agenda and their responsibility in the learning process. • Signing the agenda and checking that they have completed all of their assignments is one of the best ways to help your child this year. Agendas Read, discuss, and initial your child’s agenda each day. Agendas are a major form of communication, so feel free to write any notes inside.

  6. Homework Homework will be given every night except weekends and holidays. Your child will have approximately sixty minutes of homework each night. All homework should be turned in on the due date. Students with missing assignments will be expected to complete them. Academic detention will be given to students who have 3 missing assignments.

  7. Word Study contracts are due on Fridays. Students will have the opportunity to complete some of that work at school. However, what they do not finish in class will become homework. Monday Reading Math Language arts Tuesday Reading Math Study Island Science/SS Wednesday Reading Math Language Arts Thursday Reading Math – DROPS Science/SS Friday NONE • Reading Homework • Reading Log • Math Homework • DROPS • Moby Max • Study Island

  8. Sun. Mon. Tue. wed. Thur. Fri. Sat. Signed Papers and Grades Students will bring home all graded assignments in their take home folders. The items that are in the “sign and return” side need to be reviewed and returned to the teachers. Grades are based on homework (10% ), classwork (20% ), Quizzes (30% ), and tests/quizzes (40% ). Home Access Center is a place where you can see your child’s grades.

  9. EdmodoAccount https://www.edmodo.com/home#/group?id=5640156 Join code: 4krbt http://gowinday.weebly.com/index.html Classroom Web Site

  10. River Eves Standards of Behavior are: • I will be prepared and on time. • I will listen and follow directions. • I will show respect. • I will walk quietly in the hall. Discipline and Rewards. • Love and Logic Approach • We will treat you with respect so you will know how to treat us. • You are welcome to do whatever you want as long as it does not cause a problem for others. • If you do cause a problem, you will be asked to solve it. • If you cannot solve it, we will have to do something about it. • What we do will depend on the student and situation. We will use tickets as a reward system. CHANCE

  11. Notes, Phone Calls, and E-mails: Feel free to contact us anytime. For the fastest response, we prefer e-mail gowins@fultonschools.org daya@fultonschools.org If we need to contact you, we will write or staple a note in your child’s agenda, call, or e-mail you.

  12. Conferences We will begin conferences the week of September 9th. We would love to have a face-to-face conference with each of you by the end of September. Because we will be discussing your child’s progress and goals for the year, we welcome student attendance at these conferences.

  13. Snacks We feel that students cannot learn if they are hungry. Your child is welcome to have a healthy snack anytime during our guided reading hour. If they are hungry at other times, they may have a snack as long as it does not impede with learning in the classroom.

  14. Absences and Transportation Changes If your child is absent, a written note is required to explain your child’s absence from school. Excused absences are limited to illness, death in family, or religious holidays. Students who have missed 10 days of school or more may be required to provide additional verification including doctor’s statements. Ifthe student is going home a different way other than his/her usual carpool or bus, we must have a note from home that morning. Without a note, the student will not be allowed to alter the dismissal routine.

  15. Birthday Celebrations You are welcome to send in a healthy snack in honor of your child’s birthday. We do have students with food allergies, so please take this into consideration when sending in any snacks. We will celebrate at lunch time.

  16. Thank You REEF! • Purchased 108 iPads • Every homeroom teacher has dedicated iPad (41) • 67 iPad/iPad minis available for checkout • Funding part-time Technology Coach to support teachers • Purchased 20 ActivBoards • Matched Student Council Funds • 25 Kindles • Sound System for Media Center • Sound System for Cafeteria • Save the Date – • Fall Campaign Kickoff Event November 9th

  17. Why Join PTA? • Your $10 membership fee funds important programs: Fieldtrips, Accelerated Reader, Book Publishing, Teacher Appreciation Events, Family Events, Classroom Supplies, Citizenship, Playground Equipment, and much more! • Volunteer opportunities abound! If you would like to volunteer during or after school hours, there is an opportunity for you! • Because of the support of so many of our River Eves Families, our PTA is one of the most successful PTA’s in our district. We need your help to continue this success! STOP BY THE PTA TABLE TONIGHT TO JOIN!

  18. What will your child learn this year? Math and ELA: Common Core Standards Science, Social Studies and Health: GPS For more information go to: georgiastandards.org

  19. The cost of 23 yds of plaid fabric and 26 yds of denim fabric is $600. The cost of 26 yds of plaid fabric and 26 yds of denim fabric is $648. What is the cost of 45 yards of plaid fabric? Name the parts of a volcano. In the book Shades of Gray, Will cannot understand why his Uncle Jed refused to take sides in the Civil War. Will thinks that supporting the Confederacy was the only choice, but Uncle Jed disagrees. In your opinion, why would Uncle Jed decide that not taking a side in the Civil War was the best choice for him and his family? Be sure to support your answer with examples and/or quotations from the text. Name all of the correlative conjunctions you can. What was the 14th Amendment?

  20. Reading 10:00 – 10:30 Mini Lesson and skill building 10:30 – 11:30 Guided Reading Time (read to self, word work, work on writing, media center, AR, small guided reading groups) ELA ELA Unit 1: Reading: Literary Writing: Opinion Unit 2: Reading: Informational Writing: Informational Unit 3: Reading: Literary Writing: Narrative Unit 4: Reading: Informational Writing: Opinion Word Study "Word study" is an alternative to traditional spelling instruction. It is based on learning word patterns rather than memorizing unconnected words. Spelling "rules" are not dictated by the teacher for students to memorize. Rather, spelling patterns and generalizations are discovered by students.

  21. ELA Balanced Literacy Reading Shared Reading Guided Reading Word Study Modeled Reading (Read aloud) Independent Reading AR Writing Shared Writing Guided Writing Word Study Modeled Writing Independent Writing

  22. Science and Social Studies Unit 1 Plant and Animal Cell Unit 2 Classification Unit 3 Micro organisms Unit 4 Heredity Unit 5 Constructive and Destructive Forces Unit 6 Matter Unit 7 Chemical and Physical Changes Unit 8 Electricity and Magnetism. Unit 1 Civil War Unit 2 Reconstruction Unit 3 Turn of the Century Unit 4 WWI Unit 5 Great Depression Unit 6 WWII Unit7 Cold War Unit 8 Modern Day

  23. Math Units Unit 1 Order of Operations Unit 2 Decimals Unit 3 Multiplying and Dividing Decimals Unit 4 Fractions Unit 5 Coordinate Planes Unit 6 2D Figures Unit 7 Measurement

  24. Journals Words Study Reading Writing/Language Arts Math Science Social Studies

  25. “The more you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go.” Dr. Seuss, “I can Read with My Eyes Shut!”

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