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Parent Orientation Meeting. Mrs. Kethireddy : Math Room 209 Mr. Soeding : Writing Room 211 Ms. Tillis : Reading Room 207 Mrs. Duskic: Science Room 215 Dr. Malinowski: Social Studies Room 214. Teammates. Communicate with teachers frequently - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Parent Orientation Meeting
Mrs. Kethireddy: MathRoom 209
Mr. Soeding: WritingRoom 211
Ms. Tillis: ReadingRoom 207
Mrs. Duskic: ScienceRoom 215
Dr. Malinowski: Social StudiesRoom 214
Teammates
Communicate with teachers frequently Make sure your child is prepared for class
with all needed materials for all classes. Encourage your child to follow school rules Supervise homework completion Provide a quiet, well-lit, well-supplied
place to study Encourage child to wear eye glasses if
needed
Parent Communication
We are available to meet for scheduled appointments at 3:00 P.M.
We can be reached at (773) 534-2125 We can also be reached by email. We can also be reached with a note We do plan to communicate with
parents on a regular basis
Absences
If your child is absent, please call the school at (773) 534-2125 to report the absence
When your child returns to school, an absence note is needed for legal purposes
Your child is responsible for missed homework assignments
Homework
Homework should be written daily for all classes. Student planners/organizers are optional and may be purchased by the parent.
Homework can also be found on our school website at http://philiprogersschool.org
Homework should take 45 minutes per day
Grading Scale
A = 100 - 90 B = 80 - 89 C = 70 - 79 D = 60 - 69 F = 59 - Below www.philiprogersschool.org Grade Portal
Math
5th and 6th Grade Math Mrs. Kethireddy
Math is taught with interactive lessons, hands-on experiences and collaborative group work
Ongoing assessments and progress monitoring will allow for targeted instruction
Math projects will showcase learning
5th Grade MathematicsOverview
Algebraic Thinking Numbers and Operations in Base Ten Fractions- Numbers and Operations Measurement and Data Geometry
6th Grade MathematicsOverview
Ratios and Proportional Relationships The Number System Expressions and Equations Geometry Statistics and Probability
What is needed for math?
1 ½ Binder for math only Loose leaf paper Pencils Calculator
Homework
Small practice set practicing what was learned during class
About 15 minutes Monday through Thursday
Mrs. Kethireddy’sContact Information
Email: [email protected]
Roger School Phone: Just leave a message with Mrs. Diamond
Writing
Assessment
Writing
Participation/Process10%
Writer’s Notebook 30%
Activities 30%
Final Writing Draft 30%
Writing Overview
Materials needed for class: writer’s notebook, rubric Writing genres include:
Homework will be an extension of classroom activities and will include vocabulary, independent writing, blogging (6th Grade), typing final drafts
5th Grade 6th Grade
Narrative Narrative
Informational Argument (Literary Essay)
Memoir Informational (Research & Technology-based)
Argument Poetry
Poetry
Writing/Mr. Soeding Parent Communication
I can be reached at (773) 534-2125 or (773) 620-9573 (Cell)
I can also be reached by email, [email protected]
I will contact guardians and parents regarding concerns and to share improvements/high achievements
Reading
Reading Grade Breakdown
Reading:
Participation 10% Homework 10%
Assignments 20% Projects 10%
Vocabulary Quizzes 20% Exams 30%
Materials
A novel—your child will be given a novel that the entire class will be reading independently and discussing in class (A list of the novels will be sent home for your review). They need to bring the book to class daily.
Reading: class novel, independent reading text, 5-subject notebook, post-its, and pen
Thematic Studies
For the 2014-2015, I will be working with your child to instill a love for literature through the exploration of many genres of text .
Some thematic study units will include, but not be limited to: Identity, survival, community, and the human spirit
6th Grade
6th grade is one of the most critical years in elementary school as it is a benchmark grade.
Please expect your child to have 25 minutes of Reading homework every night.
Brand new books will be sent home this year, and it will be your family’s responsibility to keep up with the book, as well as keep it in good condition.
My Contact Information
Please check your child’s grade on Impact on a weekly basis. Visit the office for more information.
I will respond to e-mails on a daily basis. My email address is [email protected]
I am available for appointments Monday-Friday after 3 pm. Email me to schedule an appointment.
Science
5th & 6th Grade Science / Mrs. Duskic
Science is taught with a hands on approach.
Student will be conducting labs in the 6th grade. Each unit will have a real world problem that the students need to find a proper solution.
Students in 5th grade will be conducting fun investigations. Quick example: Understanding how energy is transferred through bowling. YES WE WILL BE PLAYING BOWLING IN CLASS!!!!
5th Grade ScienceWe will scientifically study: Microworlds: Observations are pieces
of information that come to you through your senses. They are different from inferences and opinions.
Measuring Time: The passage of time can be measured in different ways.
Continued
Life on Earth is diverse and interrelated. Living things interact with each other
and with their physical environment. The sun is the source of energy for all living systems.
Astronomy Introduction to astronomy.
6th Grade ScienceWe will be studying: Studying soil scientifically. Rocks and Minerals: Is it really a
diamond? Erosion and Deposition: Where do we
build Boomtown? Plate Tectonics: Should store hazards
waste in the Yucca Mountain? Exploring the solar system: Where are
we in the Solar system/
What is Needed for Science?
Science Text Book (5th Grade Only) 1 Composition Notebooks (1 for Labs/Investigations & 1 for Vocabulary)
Pen Pencil & eraser
If your child comes to my class unprepared I will deduct points.
HOMEWORK
Generally no Science homework but, might be necessary on occasion.
Mrs. Duskic Contact Info
Email: [email protected]
Roger School Phone: Just leave a message with Mrs. Diamond
Dr. Malinowski
Social Studies
5th & 6th Grade Social Studies
Materials: There is no main textbook being used in Fifth or
Sixth grade. We will use: books, music, internet, simulations,
maps, photos, videos
One Blue folder One notebook Pen, pencil/ eraser, crayons, color pencils
Sixth Grade Curriculum Overview
Through archeology as well as, human evolution and early migration patterns students will understand how historians learn about the past.
Ancient Civilizations › Egypt› Greece› Rome› India› China
› Those that developed in South America.
Fifth Grade Curriculum Overview
Early America Physical features: waterways,
landforms Native Americans The Age of Exploration Colonization Slavery American Revolution Westward Expansion
Assessments/ Projects/ Activities
Students will be expected to: develop their ability to draw
conclusions from readings articulate their opinions and
understandings of the unit of studyAssessments will focus on: argumentative and organizational
writing individual and group projects/ activities
HomeworkGenerally no Social Studies homework but, some might be necessary on occasion so please check the Website frequently.
Contact InfoEmail: [email protected] School Phone: Leave a message with Mrs. Diamond