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Lake Park Elementary School Student Advisory Council

SAC

October 23, 2019 6:00 pm

Lake Park Elementary School Media Center

Principal's Message

• Mrs. Fleming

Principal’s Report: State of the School as of 10.23.19

★ A+ Money / School Recognition: SAC input and vote ★ New Stafg Members: Mrs. Pataca (2nd), Ms. Navarro (1st), Mrs. Holland (CLF),

• Mrs. Smith (5th), Ms. K. Fleming (Co-Located Mental Health Counselor)

★ Newly promoted Ms. Lambrou as our Single School Culture Coord. {SSCC} ★ New Math series: enVision Florida/Pearson Success Maker/Pearson Realize ★ End of 1st Trimester - Report Cards going home Friday, November 15th ★ “SY20WIG”: Wildly Important Goal = Maintain our ‘A’ Status ★ Make sure your children are working on iReady Reading & completing all homework assigned, especially READING 20-30 minutes daily :) ★ Red Ribbon Week: October 28th - November 1st / Dress Up Days ★ No School November 11th ★ Vision & Hearing Screening = November 13th ★ Coming up soon….. Winter Diagnostics & iReady Diagnostic #2

Pre-Kindergarten

• Mrs. Benavides-Hynes and Ms. Fuller

After reading the story, “Please Don’t Upset P.U Zorilla!”, students will use their sense of smell to predict what is inside of each covered container. In math, we are using shapes to design pumpkin faces for Fall!

Kindergarten

• Mrs. Bond, Mrs. Addison, Mrs. Hatch-Sabers

Reading

• Working on Unit 1 - Key Ideas

and details in literature ○ Identifying characters, setting & major events Writing

• Finishing up Unit 2- Narrative

writing ○ Student are drawing and writing to narrate a single event. Science

• Matter

○ Properties in Matter ○ Changes in Matter Please Remember:

• Sign Agendas Daily
• If there is a change in how your child is

dismissed please write a note or call the school to let us know. Math

• Finishing Up unit 4

○ Comparing Numbers ○ Unit 4 test will be next week.

First Grade

• Mrs. Ehlers, Mrs. Hurless, Ms. Heinrich, Ms. Navarro

READING

• Finishing up Unit 1
• Unit 2: Informational Text
• Still working on Phonics skills

○ Letter sounds ○ Blending ○ Word Families Math

• Topic 4: Subtraction to 20
• Early Math skills

○ Adding to 10 ○ Simple Subtraction ○ Number lines ○ Multiple strategies REMINDERS

• Sign Agenda Daily
• Join Class Dojo
• Field Trip November 8th

to Yesteryear Village $5 Welcome, Ms. Navarro!!

Second Grade

Mr Mrs. Mesadieu, Mrs. Pataca, Ms. Spevak & Ms. Wiederhold

MATH

Fluently add within 100 Students need to know how to use: * place value, * partial sum, * break apart, * number bond * number line to add

Second Grade

Reading

Unit 3 - "Craft & Structure in Informational Text" The Unit will start on Wednesday. The unit covers unfamiliar words, text features and author's purpose. Standards Mastery (Reading Unit 2) test will be administered

• n 10.22.

Please,parents Reading homework is given every night (which includes 20 minutes of reading).

Writing

We are learning how to write a narrative

• paragraph. Please check agendas nightly!

Third Grade

• Ms. Morgan, Mrs. O’Gorman, Mr. Schmidt

Math: The third graders have just begun unit 6. By the end of the unit, they should be able to find the area of a shape by counting the square units. They will also be able to find the area of a square

• r rectangle by multiplying the length by the width.

ELA: Students have just finished their iReady Unit 1 Standards Mastery Exam. We are now learning Unit 3- Craft and Structure in Informational Text. The first lesson in Unit 3 is Lesson 9- Unfamiliar Words. Students will be using context clues to figure out the meaning of unknown words in non-fiction text.

Fourth Grade ELA

• Ms. O’Connor & Mrs. Davis

Writing - Students are continuing to work on their Opinion writing. They are currently writing an

• pinion essay about homework.

Reading - we are about mid-way through our second unit which is Key Ideas and Details in Informational Text. Students are reading historical, scientific and technical texts - examining the cause-effect relationship.

Fourth Grade Math

• Ms. Dean

Here is data from your Unit 4 Test on Multiplying 2 by 2 digit numbers.

• They rocked it again with 83% overall

proficiency and beating the district now 4 USA’s in a row. SO proud of their hard work and effort.

• We are currently in Unit 5 Dividing by a 1

digit Divisor this is one of the toughest units and standard taught in 4th grade. USA UNIT 4

Adventures in Fifth Grade

The LPES 5th Graders got to participate in “Government Week” by walking to Lake Park Town Hall and learning about the difgerent jobs in town government!

Adventures in Fifth Grade

5th Grade Students also had an informative presentation from the Organization of Black Aerospace Professionals (OBAP)

Fifth Grade ELA

• Ms. Mulcahy and Mrs. Smith

The 5th Grade Team would like to introduce Mrs. Smith. She will complete the team as the second ELA teacher.

• Mrs. Smith is originally from from

New York. She is married with 2 elementary aged children. She has taught for 15 years in the PBCSD. She believes all children can be taught to LOVE learning under the right teacher!

Fifth Grade ELA

• Ms. Mulcahy and Mrs. Smith

ELA

Students are currently in their second unit of the Ready Reading books expanding on their knowledge of key ideas and details in informational text. Our next FSQ is tomorrow and they are looking forward to making BIG GAINS! Writing

Over the last two weeks we have finished our first PBL and moved on to expand our sentences in

• ur body paragraphs. We

have been focusing on informational texts with up two sources.

Fifth Grade

• Ms. Whitman, Ms. Bradley

Fifth Graders are Currently working in Topic/Unit 5. Students will learn how to use models and strategies to Divide Whole Numbers.

The unit has 8 lessons: #1 Use Patterns and Mental Math to Divide #2 Estimate quotients with 2-Digit Divisors #3 Use Models and Properties to Divide with 2-Digit Divisors #4 Use Partial Quotients to Divide #5 Use Sharing to Divide: 2 -Digit Divisors #6 Use Sharing to Divide: Greater Dividends #7 Choose a Strategy to Divide #8 Problem Solving

Assessment Information for Unit 5

• U5 FSA : Wednesday 10/23/19
• U5 USA : Tuesday 10/29/19

Things Parents can do at Home to Help with Math

• Help students make lists of multiples
• Practice Multiplication Facts
• Do the homework with them
• Access the textbook on line and look at

the examples

• Encourage students to look at their
• wn notes in their binders from the

day’s lesson. Their notes have examples and practice problems they may help them with their homework.

Example:

Fifth Grade

• Ms. Whitman, Ms. Bradley

Students have been very busy learning 5th grade Science Standards. Unit 3 Energy and Electricity just in time for Halloween. Unit 3 Forms of Energy: Students are investigating and describing basic forms

• f energy, including light, heat, sound, electrical and

chemical energy. Upcoming lessons will revolve around What is Energy and What causes Energy to Change. The pacing for these lessons will be October 4-November 17.

Assessment Information for Unit 3

• U3 NGSQ1 10/15/2013
• U3 NGSQ2 10/30/2019
• U3 NGSQ3 11/07/2019

Investigations

• Open and closed Circuits
• Static Electricity

Example:

Fine Arts Team

• Mrs. Fickling, Mrs. Hoyos, Ms. Johnson, Mrs. Williams

Music In music, Kindergarten and first grade students are exploring their solo voices, whispering and speaking voices, and expressing themselves artfully to music. 2nd through 5th grade have started playing xylophones and drums and are working together towards creating music as an ensemble. This requires listening skills, sensitivity to their peers, and self

• control. We will be beginning our

Christmas music next week.

PE Kids Heart Challenge and Parent Day is This Friday!!!!! During their Fine Arts time, each student will be

• n the blacktop participating in the Kids Heart

Challenge!! They will participate in several stations, including jump rope (both short and long ropes), fitness stations and a station using heart rate monitors to check their heart rate. We are excited to invite all parents to come and join us this Friday!!!! Please sign in in the front

• ffice and then head back to the blacktop to

participate with your child!! Times are as follows: 2nd grade 9:45-10:15 4th grade 11:30-12:00 5th grade 10:15-10:45 3rd grade 12:00- 12:30 Kindergarten 10:45-11:15 1st grade 1:00-1:30

Fine Arts Team

• Mrs. Fickling, Mrs. Hoyos, Ms. Johnson, Mrs. Williams

Art In Art, K-5 students are creating fall

• pumpkins. We are exploring new media

using oil pastels, glue, and pastels (chalk). With the pastels, students are learning to show gradual value change from highlights to darker shadows. This technique of blending helps to create an illusion of 3 dimensions on their 2 dimensional paper.

Fine Arts Team

• Mrs. Fickling, Mrs. Hoyos, Ms. Johnson, Mrs. Williams

Media

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f y S e a t i n g !

Fresh Paint!

Special Effects!

Adult Lounge!

Video Penpals!

Maker Spaces!

Lake Park After School

“Hands of th Futur”

Academi Activities Includ:

• Homewor Help
• Scienc periements
• Mat Games
• Readin Strategies

Physical Activities Includ

• Ge 4 kids
• Soccer Shots
• Manners ar Fu
• Cookin Matters
• Digital Vib
• Tea plorations
• K-Club, Minor Hom Economics lessons

Aerschool Progras Par-tim 2:05p-4:00p Full-m 2:05p-6:00p For Information about fees, enrollment, or activities contact: Martha Patrick 561-494-1331

Things to Remember

Next SAC Date is November 20, 2019