Friday, October 25, 2019

5th Grade Update

Fall Party

Thank you to everyone who's already signed up to bring in items and help at the 5th Grade Fall Tailgate Party next Wednesday, October 30!

We're still in need of some donations. If you'd like to help, please sign up here:


It's always a fun afternoon, and we hope you can come and join the party!

Please contact Jeanne Link with any questions.
573-289-0640

Chicken BBQ

Thank you to everyone who volunteered, donated, and supported our Chicken BBQ. I was busy in the Cotton Candy Room (and covered in cotton candy!), but I was still able to see many students and their families.  It was a very successful and fun event!

Book Projects

Today students were able to see their grades on the first book project of the year. We took this as an opportunity to set a goal for ourselves for the next book project.  We will be sharing these at Parent Teacher Conferences in November.

Pictures of our Fun!





Friday, October 11, 2019

5th Grade Updates

Finally some Fall weather is here, and we've been busy in 5th grade. Fall brings lots of fun activities, and we are looking forward to the Chicken BBQ on October 19th and the 5th grade Fall Party on Wednesday, October 30th at 1:45. Here are some updates and info about what we've been up to.

Book Projects

  • Don't forget Book Projects are due on Friday, October 18th. Students should complete a summary sheet AND a project/presentation to share with the class.

Fall Party

  • All 5th grade classes are combining outside by the shelter for a tailgate themed Fall party.  Please click the link below to sign up to help or volunteer.

ELA

In reading and writing, we have finished Unit 1. Students have read several narrative nonfiction texts, realistic fiction texts, and argumentative texts. Students have also written a personal narrative and they are finishing up an opinion paper about the positive and negative effects of teen social media use. We will share this work with you at conferences.

Math

We are wrapping up our Unit 2 math instruction. Students have learned several strategies to solve multi-digit multiplication problems and long division problems.

Science and Social Studies

We finished our first Science Unit: Matter in Ecosystems and we will be starting our first Social Studies Unit over Native Americans next week.

Check out some pictures!

Science in the Outdoor Classroom


Missouri Credit Union - Junior Achievement Lessons

Show and Tell Passes


October- McGinty's students' turn for morning announcements

Adam, being Adam :)