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Welcome to fifth grade where students explore connections through reading, writing, math, science, and social studies. The curriculum includes balanced literacy with workshops, small group instruction, and individual conferencing. Major concepts in math focus on place value, computation, fractions, geometry, and volume. Science topics cover physics, astronomy, and human anatomy. Social studies delve into American history from explorers to the American Revolution. Students also engage in social and emotional learning, specials like physical education, art, music, technology, and Spanish, as well as health education. Parental involvement is encouraged through reading, practicing math, discussing current events, American history, and geography, modeling behavior, and supporting long-term projects. Enjoy the fifth grade journey and relax alongside your child at home.
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WELCOME TO FIFTH GRADE A WORLD OF EXPLORATION and CONNECTIONS
Balanced Literacy: Reading, Writing, Word Study Science, Social Studies, Math Specials, Spanish, Health Education, SEL Integration of Technology
Read alouds Mini-lessons Response toLiterature BALANCED LITERACY • Readers’ Workshop • Whole Groups • Guided small groups • Individual conferencing • Writers’ Workshop • Expository, opinion, narrative, poetry, non-fiction research • Skills: • Organization & Structure • Elaboration • Expression & Language • Mechanics • Presentation • Word-Study
Math in Focus • Common Core Standards Major Concepts Place value Computation of whole numbers and decimals Fractions – addition, subtraction, multiplication 2-dimensional figures Volume of solid figures Math
Physics: Sound and Light • Astronomy • Human Anatomy: Senses Science
American History • Explorers • Colonial America • American Revolution Social Studies
Social & Emotional Learning • District Norms • Be Here • Be Safe • Be Honest • Care for Self and Others • Let Go and Move On • Riverside Rangers • Student Council
Physical Education, Art, Music, Technology, Spanish • Health (Puberty and HIV/AIDS) • Riverside Reporter, Band, Orchestra, Chorus • Field Trips • Philadelphia or Boston • Connecticut Science Center • Recognition Day, Yearbook, Art Show Specials, Health
Help them to help themselves • Promote independence and responsibility • Have them explain what they are doing and why they are doing it • Plan long term projects (book reports, math projects, etc…) How can parents support their child?
Read to your child; family favorites, classics, poetry, holiday stories. • Keep up with Keyboard skills. • Practice basic facts together. • Check their assignment book. Is the work complete? • Discuss current events. • Discuss American history. Attend a parade! • Talk about geography. • Model appropriate behavior. • Visit teacher’s wikispace. Spend time together. Enjoy 5th Grade and Relax! What can parents do at home?