Monday, October 31, 2022

Week of October 31, 2022

 


Happy Halloween Everyone,

     I would like to send out a huge Thank you, to everyone that helped out with our Fall Festival. The students and I had such a good time and enjoyed all of the activities. 


We will be going on our very first field trip on Wednesday November 9th!! We will venture to St. Augustine. We will enjoy the Old Town Trolley Tour and learn all about the history of the city. The tour matches our social studies Florida History standards. If you would like to be a chaperone make sure you fill out the chaperone portion of the permission slip when it comes home.  Chaperones must be approved on the DCPS Volunteer List. Chaperones will also be responsible for driving themselves to and from the field trip. Students must ride the bus to the field trip, but may be checked out by you after the activities are over. The cost of the field trip for students and chaperones is $15.00. For field trips we have parents pay the fees using the www.schoolcashonline.com website. When you pay, please write the receipt on the permission slip. If you are interested in being a chaperone please send your child's homeroom teacher an email letting us know your interest. For this field trip we are only allowed 6 chaperones for each homeroom. If more than 6 parents express interest we will draw names out of a hat. 
    Students are asked to wear their class shirts or a shirt with the same colors; Johnson-Green Lomblo-Royal Blue. Students will also need to bring a lunch packed in a paper or plastic bag with the students name on the outside of the bag. 

     

11/4 Friday
Unit 6 Math Test

11/9 Wednesday
St. Augustine Field Trip

11/11 Friday
Veteran's Day--No School

11/17 Thursday
Ms. Johnson Out

11/23 Wednesday
No School--Weather Day

11/24-11/25
No School--Thanksgiving Holiday

11/30 Wednesday
Early Release

    This week in math, we will complete our work on Unit 6. Students will take their test on this Friday, 11/4. The test will cover, using rounding to estimate products and multiplication strategies (area model, the distributive property, partial products and the standard algorithm). 
Multiplication Algorithm



     This week in science, we will continue our unit on energy. Our focus for this week and next is sound energy. Sound energy is a form of kinetic energy because sound is created by making vibrations in matter. Students will learn that sound can be described based on its frequency, pitch and volume. 


Monday: Math: Freckle Facts Practice and NSO.2.2 Multiplication Strategies
Science: Unit 7 Lesson 3 What is Sound?

Tuesday: Math: Complete math sheet for lessons 6-8 

Wednesday: Math: Complete math sheet for lesson 6-9

Thursday: Math: Extended Thinking Math Sheet

Have a Wonderful Week,
Ms. Johnson




Sunday, October 23, 2022

Week of October 24, 2022

 



Happy Diwali Everyone,

     A big thank you goes out to Aashi J. and her mom for teaching us all about the celebration of Diwali this past Friday. We had fun learning all about Diwali and creating our own Puja Thali's. 


    Students will be bring home their 1st quarter report cards on Monday 10/24. The report card has a detachable slip on the bottom right corner. You do not need to sign that part of the report card. You only need to sign the outside of the report card envelope and return it to school as soon as possible. Inside the envelope you will find your child's report card and gifted progress report (for those that are staffed gifted). The forms are for you to keep for your records. 
Red Ribbon Week 2022

    We will celebrate Red Ribbon Week this week at JBE. Please see the list of activities below.


10/24-10/28
Red Ribbon Week

10/24 Monday
1st Quarter Report Cards Go Home

10/26 Wednesday
Early Release

10/26 Wednesday
Fire House Spirit Night

10/28 Friday
Fall Festival

10/28 Friday
PTO Monster Mash (5:30-8:00)

11/11 Friday
Veteran's Day--No School

11/17 Thursday
Ms. Johnson Out

11/23 Wednesday
No School--Weather Day

11/24-11/25
No School--Thanksgiving Holiday

11/30 Wednesday
Early Release
    This week in math, we will continue our work with multi-digit multiplication. This week we will begin working on the standard algorithm for multiplication. Students will multiply one, two, and three digit numbers by one digit numbers, two digit number by a two digit number, and three digit number by a two digit number. 

Multiplication Algorithm

Math Clips

The Area Model 

The Area Model Explained 

The Distributive Property for Multiplication

Estimating Whole Number Products 

Multiplication Algorithm


    This week in science, we will continue our work on forms of energy. This week we will discuss potential and kinetic energies and energy transfer. 

Science Clips
Energy and Matter
https://studyjams.scholastic.com/studyjams/jams/science/matter/energy-and-matter.htm

Energy Transfer


Monday: Math: Freckle Facts Practice and AR.3.2 Patterns
Science: Unit 7 Lesson 2 Where Does Energy Come From?

Tuesday: Math: Complete math sheet for lessons 6-5 

Wednesday: Math: Complete math sheet for lesson 6-6

Thursday: Math: Complete math sheet for lesson 6-7

Have a Wonderful Week,
Ms. Johnson





Monday, October 17, 2022

Week of October 17, 2022

 

Happy Tuesday Everyone,

     I hope everyone enjoyed the three day weekend. This will be our first full week of the second quarter. Our next day off won't be until November 11th. 
     Now that 1st Quarter Grades are submitted, I want to clarify something about Grade Recovery. I do not input grade recovery points until the end of the quarter. Usually multiple students are completing grade recovery work for the same assignment and it is just easier to check all of the papers at one time rather than throughout the quarter. 

      Now that we are in the second quarter and have learned the rules, we are adding the rest of our conduct consequences. If a student receives a mark on the clipboard, they will have to spend some of the recess time in the Limited Play Area on the playground. The Limited Play Area will consists of students doing a lap on the track. Students can walk or run the lap or a combination of the two. After their lap is completed they can join their classmates in the play area. 

10/17 Monday
Teacher Planning Day--No School for Students

10/19 Wednesday
100 Mile Club In School Runs Begin

10/19 Wednesday
Fall Picture Day

10/19 Wednesday
Science Quiz on Unit 6

10/20 Thursday
PTO After School Playground Play Group

10/21 Friday
Math Quiz on Multi-Digit Multiplication

10/24-10/28
Red Ribbon Week

10/24 Monday
1st Quarter Report Cards Go Home

10/26 Wednesday
Early Release

10/26 Wednesday
Fire House Spirit Night

10/28 Friday
Fall Festival

10/28 Friday
PTO Monster Mash (5:30-8:00)

11/11 Friday
Veteran's Day--No School

11/17 Thursday
Ms. Johnson Out

11/23 Wednesday
No School--Weather Day

11/24-11/25
No School--Thanksgiving Holiday

11/30 Wednesday
Early Release


     This week in math, we will continue our work with multi-digit multiplication. We will multiply two digit numbers by one and two digit numbers. Students will also multiply three digit numbers by one, and two digit numbers. This week students will learn various strategies, the area model, the distributive property, and partial products. Students will have a quiz on these strategies on Friday.


Math Clips

The Area Model 

The Area Model Explained 

The Distributive Property for Multiplication

Estimating Whole Number Products 

    This week in science, we will complete our work on physical and chemical changes. Since this unit is so short we will take a quiz instead of having a test. We will then move in to Unit 7 which covers energy. This week we will work on learning the basics of energy. We will discuss the two main types of energy, which are potential energy and kinetic energy. 



Monday: No School-Teacher Planning Day

Tuesday: Math: Freckle Facts Practice and AR.3.1. Complete math sheet for lesson 6-2
Science: Digital Lesson: Unit 7 Lesson 1 What Are Some Forms of Energy

Wednesday: Math: Complete math sheet for lesson 6-3.

Thursday: Science Complete pages 41-44

Have a Wonderful Week,
Ms. Johnson












Sunday, October 9, 2022

October 10, 2022

 


Happy Monday Everyone,

     I would like to thank everyone that was able to come to the STEM Showcase last Thursday night!! It was amazing to have our JBE Science Night again. The last time we were able to it was February 2020. It was such a joy to see our students so engaged in all of the wonderful activities that our teachers  and guests prepared. 


10/11 Tuesday
Units 4 and 5 Math Test

10/11 Tuesday
End of Quarter 1

10/12 Wednesday
Donuts With Dudes Last Names A-M

10/13 Thursday
Donuts With Dudes Last Names N-Z

10/15 Saturday
100 Mile Club Kickoff and Weekend Run

10/17 Monday
Teacher Planning Day--No School for Students


     This week in math, students will review how to use the algorithm for addition and subtraction of multi-digit numbers with regrouping. Students usually do not have any issues with the addition algorithm, but can struggle when subtracting involves regrouping especially when subtracting across zeros. Please keep an eye out for the any issues that your child might have when completing this work. 
     We will also begin our unit on multiplication of multi-digit numbers. This unit will have us starting out using estimation to solve problems. We will then learn about the area model for solving problems. We will also be learning the standard algorithm for multiplication. 
Math Clips

Estimating Whole Number Products 

Multiplication Algorithm

  
     This week in science, we will begin learning about physical and chemical changes in matter. This is a very short unit with only two lessons. Physical changes in matter are changes that do not change the matter into a new substance. The matter can be torn, broken, cut into pieces. The matter is still the same substance. For example a sheet of paper can folded into an airplane, torn in half, or balled up it is still paper so the paper has only gone through a physical change. However, when a chemical change has taken place a new substance is formed. Rusting, burning, and decay are all examples of chemical changes. 


Monday: Math: Study for Units 4 and 5 Tests Freckle: Facts Practice
Science: Florida Science Unit 6 Lessons 1 and 2 Digital Lessons

Tuesday: Science: Complete pages 295-305 in science book.

Wednesday: Science: Complete pages 306-310 in science book.

Thursday: Math: Complete sheets on addition and subtraction algorithm.

Have a Wonderful Week,
Ms. Johnson