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Mrs. Coleman's 5th Grade Class

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Whiteboards:  We use this every day. Your child only needs one and a couple of small tip dry erase markers.  They can use an old sock or tissue as a board eraser.
 
Friday is Asynchronous Day. However, students have two classes on Zoom: DARE at 8:10 and Music. It is a regular school day and should be treated as such. Students have asynchronous (independent) assignments to complete and turn in.
October 12-30, 2020
 
ELA: Benchmark Unit 2: Developing Character's Relationships
Week 1:October 5-9
    • Identify Key Events and Summarize
    • Use Context Clues to Define Vocabulary

Identify and Analyze Dialect

Analyze How Multimedia Affects Meaning and Tone

    • Integrate Information from Two Texts to Understand Character
    • Compare and Contrast Two Characters in a Story
Week 2: October 12-16
    • Identify Key Events and Summarize
    • Quote Accurately from a Text When Drawing Inferences
    •  Use Text Evidence to Draw Inferences About Characters
    • Use Dialect to Make Inferences About Mood
    • Integrate Information from Several Texts to Analyze Character
Week 3: October 19-23
    • Identify Key Events and Summarize
    • Draw Inferences from the Text

Analyze Multimedia

    • Analyze How Visual Elements Contribute to Meaning and Mood
    • Integrate Information from Several Texts to Define Character
ELA: Narrative Writing Workshop October 26-30
 
Math - Module 2, Multi-Digit Whole Number and Decimal Fraction Operations
Multi-Digit Whole Number and Decimal Multiplication; Metric Measurement Word Problems using CUBES Strategy; Mental Math Strategies; Partial Quotients & Division with Multi-Digit Whole & Decimal Numbers
 
Social Studies: U.S. History
Science: Mystery Science
 
ST Math Weekly Goal - Students should complete a minimum of 35 puzzles.  The puzzles are visual instructions that build concept development through rigorous learning. The program mirrors in-class math concepts as they are being taught.
ZEARN Math is an added support that mirrors math modules being taught.  Students can view a lesson taught by a teacher, walking them through the strategies for solving problems.
 
Attendance is not optional for the following courses:
P.E. with Mrs. Ulrich, every Tuesday 1:50-2:20 (link updated 10/23/20)
DARE (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) every Friday, 8:10-8:50 
Music  with Miss Galbraith, every Friday 10:40-11:10
 
 
 

Our Class Schedule

8:00 - 8:15 Morning Routine

8:15 - 9:00 ELA

9:00 - 9:25 ELD & Small Groups

9:30 - 10:00 Math Interventions

10:15 - 11:25 ELA: Grammar, Writing & Reading

11:30 - 12:00 Eureka Math Small Groups

12:00 - 12:30 Social Studies/Science

12:30 - 1:00 LUNCH

1:00 - 2:55 Asynchronous Work Time

1:00 - 1:30 Office Hours

*Asynchronous work time is independent work,

practice, and study time for assignments.