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Welcome to 5Awesome Once you have found your childs desk, complete the parent quiz. Dont peek at your childs responses!! Please take a moment to write a note to your child! Please join the Remind App by texting @rich5A to the number


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Welcome to 5Awesome

Once you have found your child’s desk, complete the parent quiz. Don’t peek at your child’s responses!! Please take a moment to write a note to your child! Please join the Remind App by texting @rich5A to the number 81010.

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A little about me. . .

  • My family and I live in Franklin Park.
  • My daughters are at JMU (junior) and

working in Chicago. Time flies!

  • I have a masters degree in elementary math.
  • This is the start of my 34th year in the

district, all in fifth grade!! Time really does fly!!!

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Housekeeping

✓ Yearbooks

  • We sign yearbooks the last week of school.
  • I emailed the form below today and posted it on Seesaw.
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Housekeeping

✓ Dress Code (can be found on the MES website)

  • no flip flops
  • no spaghetti straps

✓ Riding a different bus

  • send a note to school

✓ Any money sent to school must be in a labeled, sealed

envelope.

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Housekeeping

✓ Missing School

  • An excuse is needed for all absences. (details to follow)
  • A vacation form must filled out if you are pulling your child
  • ut of school for more than 2 days.
  • If you are pulling your child out for more than 10 days, your

child will be withdrawn from school. You will need to enroll them upon your return.

  • If you are picking your child up from school before the end of

the day, you will need to notify the office no later than 2:00.

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Absent Work

Absent One Day No worries. I will catch your child up when they return. Absent More Than One Day You can request work by calling the

  • ffice, but the primary goal is that your

child gets better!

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Communication

❖ Email (This is the best way to reach me.) srich@northallegheny.org ❖ Website:

  • Go to North Allegheny website (www.northallegheny.org)
  • Select School
  • Go to Building Staff
  • Select Rich, Susan Arco

❖ Take Home Folder

  • Includes graded assignments
  • Important communications
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Conferences

Conferences will be held on: Monday, November 4 from 12:00-7:30 Tuesday, November 5 from 8:00-3:30. The fifth grade teachers are using SignUp Genius, an online site, to schedule conferences. An invitation to sign up for a conference will be sent via email.

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Fifth Grade Expectations

❖ Theme for 5A: Choose Kindness Above All Else ❖ Time Management/Organization ❖ Fostering Independence ❖ Following Directions ❖ Making Good Decisions ❖ Assignment Book Requirements

(There must be something written for every subject whether there is homework or not.

❖ Supplies

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One Rule-RESPECT

Respect for Self

  • Participate positively
  • Be prepared for class
  • Do ONLY your best work
  • Complete all assignments

Respect for Others

  • Hands to yourself
  • Stay on task
  • Include others
  • Respect thoughts and opinions of others

Respect for School

  • Walk quietly down the hall
  • Hands off displays
  • Listen to teachers and assistants
  • Keep desk, common areas, and cafeteria neat
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The reminders page includes general reminders for the year as well as important dates.

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Pull Out Schedule

Pull Out Day Time GOAL/IO

  • Mr. Voland

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 2:00-2:30 Band/Orchestra Ensemble

  • Mrs. Klicker
  • Ms. Long

Thursday 2;30-3:15 Chorus

  • Mrs. Rodack

Thursday 1:35-2:20

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Test Dates

Note: Vacations will not be approved during standardized testing.

Test Dates

ITBS January 13-17 PSSA ELA April 20-24 PSSA Math April 27-May 1

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English Language Arts Components

Reading

  • Comprehension Skills
  • Robust Vocabulary/Cagey Questions/Word Work
  • Storytown Reading Book-Story will be read 3 times:

at home, in school, and for analysis

  • Close reading strategies
  • Reading Guides/Reading Sourcebook Notes
  • Text Dependent Analysis essays
  • Story Test
  • Leveled Readers

Spelling

  • Generalization introduced Monday
  • Super Speller pages for that week are due on Friday
  • Test Friday

Grammar

  • DOL twice a week with tests on Fridays
  • Grammar notes kept in sourcebook.
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Writing In Response to Literature

Text Dependent Analysis

  • Answers question
  • Cites evidence from text(s)
  • Connects evidence to answer
  • Written in multiple paragraphs.
  • Scored with scoring guide
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Writing

3 Modes of Writing

  • Narrative, Informational, Opinion
  • Focus on paragraph structure:

introduction, body, conclusion

  • Scored for:

focus, content, organization, style, conventions

  • Scored with mode specific scoring guide

Writing Source Book

  • Reference pages will be kept in the writing part of

your child’s 3 subject notebook.

A marking indicator,and not a letter grade, is given the second and fourth nine weeks.

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Social Studies

Four Major Units of Study

  • Exploration
  • American Colonies
  • American Revolution
  • Framing of the Constitution and Bill of Rights

Making History Come Alive!!

  • Hands on activities
  • Story Time
  • Simulations
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Social Studies

★ Students will receive a magazine at the start of every unit. ★ They are encouraged to annotate right in the magazine. ★ Each spread has a reading guide designed to help your child navigate through the reading and pull

  • ut the important information.
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iPad Information

How will the iPads be used?

  • instruction
  • research
  • presentations
  • sharing
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Ipad- LOGIN INFO

  • Tiger ID = same username and login across

most district technology

– There is an icon on their iPad.

  • Email addresses are simplified.

First initialfull last name@nastudents.org

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We will be using Seesaw to sharing what your child is learning at school. Seesaw gives your child a place to document their learning, be creative and learn how to use technology.

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➢ Each child gets their own journal and we will periodically add entries to it. ➢ All student content is safe and secure. Journals are only accessible to you, your child, and me. ➢ Homework will be posted on Seesaw daily.

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➢ If you do not have access to Seesaw, scan the QR code below. Then select your child’s name.

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Please proceed to Mrs. Oberndorf’s room for math information.