Monday, January 13, 2020

Week of 1/13/2020


Happy Monday Everyone,

     I hope everyone had a wonderful weekend. Unfortunately instead of the four day weekend that was originally on the calendar for this upcoming weekend, we will have to settle for a 3 day weekend. The weather day that was scheduled for Friday is a day of school due to the days we missed for the hurricane. We will have Monday off in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. 
January 13th
Report Cards come home

January 14th and 15th

Math PMA #2 

January 20th, Monday
MLK Jr. Holiday-No School

January 24th, Friday
Student Led Conferences-Billiard's Homeroom

January 26th-31st
Literacy Week

February 7th, Friday
Student Led Conferences-Johnson's Homeroom

February 17th, Monday
President's Day-No School

February 27th, Thursday
PTO Fun"d" Run

March 3rd, Tuesday
Module 5-Math Test

March 6th, Friday
Field Trip-St. Augustine

March 9th-13th
Spring Break

     
     This week in math we will continue to work on our fractions unit. Students will learn how to make visual models to explain how fractions that are made up of different numbers are equivalent. We will model equivalence with tape diagrams and the area models. Students will also learn how to use math strategies to find equivalent fractions. 
     On Tuesday and Wednesday we will take PMA #2. This PMA will be made up of questions from Modules 1-4. The test will be taken in two sessions. Session one is on Tuesday and session 2 is on Wednesday. 
     On Friday students will take their next set of timed quizzes. We are now in the third nine weeks so the time for our facts quizzes will now be 2 minutes.


     This week in science we will begin working on our next unit, force and motion. At the end of this unit students will be able to explain motion, speed, acceleration and the effects forces have on motion. Since the units on heat and motion are short. The two will be combined to make one test. 

     Students have completed work on their first research question. This week students are expected to turn in their research for question 2. 

Have a GREAT week,

Ms. Johnson




      
  

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