This slideshow shows 4 biblical truths.
I am most proud of my how I presented my slides.
I learned about how kids should be nice because God called us to be image bearers.
September 27, 2018
Dear [Mom],
This week was exciting because we learned awesome stuff!.
I saw God at work this week when Melat hurt her nose, and her friends helped her. One way that Jesus taught me to pray is don’t pray for so long, maybe about 30 seconds to a minute. In Social Studies we are are learning about the Mali Ghana and Songhay empires. One more thing, we learned about the Biospheres, Atmosphere, Hydrosphere and the Geosphere.
I want to tell you more about what the spheres mean this weekend.
From,
Noah
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Note from Mrs. Hall
We had a busy week of NWEA MAP testing, but finished all our online assessments! Next week, I will begin reading tests individually with students in order to have an update on their reading level by conferences. This week, in Bible we finished our final Biblical Truths posters… we will be sharing them on our blog for you to see! In math, we are adding and subtracting fractions with uncommon denominators. In Social Studies, students will inquire into the salt and gold trade in Africa. We collected evidence for and against graphic novels to prepare for our opinion essays and continued recording questions as we read. In science, we are charting the cause and effect relationship of zebra mussels on the Great Lakes. Students explored countries flags in Spanish. God is showing us how to forgive one another and share the love He has for us with others. — Mrs. Hall
Important Reminders
-No School Tomorrow
-Volunteers Needed for Lunch Coverage: Please consider covering one of our lunch periods so I am able to participate in a professional development to improve my reading strategy teaching. You can sign up here
-Book Order due TODAY. You can order here using the code: TRJHD
-Picture Day Monday, October 1
–October Lunch Menu can be found here
Memory verse due Friday, October 5: Psalm 46:1-5
Verse 5: “God is within her, she will not fall; God will help her at break of day.”
You can find strategies and the memory for the week here.
Don’t Forget…
-Orange folder signed each weekend
-Bible Memory due each Friday
-Spelling test every Friday
-Read 15 minutes and record in planner each night… October starts our “Book It” reading incentive program. Look for more information to come home on Monday on how students can read for free pizza!
September 21, 2018
Dear Family,
This week was the best.
I saw God at work this week when john hurt his lip and me and some other friends helped to a recess duty. I am reading The House of Hades. One question I have about my book is How did Bob the Titan get to Tartarus? In science, we learned that zebra mussels clean the water. This is good because without clean water fish are going to die. A name for God I learned was Emmanuel.
Don’t forget that you’re the best family EVER!.
From,
Noah
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Note from Mrs. Hall
We are finally settling into routines, and I have loved seeing students flourish in our classroom! This week, in Bible we began our final project that connects the 4 Biblical Truths with our own life and we get to worship with K-5 this afternoon! In math, we are adding and subtracting mixed numbers. We are webbing some “thick” questions by collecting evidence as we read. In Social Studies, students will continue in the unit, Three Worlds Meet by comparing some of the Native Americans that lived in North America before Columbus’ explorations.We dug deeper into the structure of opinion essays. See science note above. God is continuing to grow our minds and hearts each day, and we have even found some time for a few 10 second dance parties as we celebrate math! — Mrs. Hall
Important Reminders
-Volunteers Needed for Lunch Coverage: Please consider covering one of our lunch periods so I am able to participate in a professional development to improve my reading strategy teaching. You can sign up here
-Book Order due September 28. You can order here using the code: TRJHD
-Picture Day Monday, October 1- forms came home this week
-No School Friday, September 28
-MAP Testing continues next week- we will do Reading and Language
Memory verse due Thursday, Sept. 27: Psalm 46:1-4
Verse 4: “There is a river whose streams make glad the city of God, the holy place where the Most High dwells.” You can find strategies and the memory for the week here.
Don’t Forget…
-Orange folder signed each weekend
-Bible Memory due each Friday
-Spelling test every Friday
-Read 15 minutes and record in planner each night
September 14, 2018
Dear Mom,
This week was SO FUN!!.
The best part of my week was math because I’m way better than I thought.
In math me and Hunter had to do something that would take us weeks, but it only took us 2 days!
We read opinion essays about zoos and I learned that animals develop some sort of mental illness called Zoochosis.
One way I was a good friend this week was When hunter was confused I helped him on the problem.
This weekend I am looking forward to my SOCCER game!
From,
Noah,
Update from Mrs. Hall: We are so excited about our first field trip today to the Civil War Muster! I will share photos after our trip this afternoon via the class blog. In Bible we discussed two more biblical truths: “Sin caused disharmony between God’s image-bearers and the earth” and “Jesus died to restore harmony between God’s image-bearers and the earth.” In math, we have mastered comparing fraction by finding a common denominator and are beginning to examine fractions greater than one. This week in science we began our inquiry into “how organisms, such as zebra mussels, affect the Great Lakes” through observing a video about zebra mussels and a time-lapse dot map of zebra mussel growth. As a class, we began reading the novel, “Fish in a Tree” and are practicing asking questions throughout the reading process. In Social Studies, students will continue in the unit, Three Worlds Meet by comparing some of the Native Americans that lived in North America before Columbus’ explorations.We analyzed opinion essays to figure out what makes an essay convincing, focused on writing complete sentences, and practiced our spelling words. It was a busy week, but God is continuing to grow our minds and hearts each day!
September 7, 2018
Dear Mom and Dad,
This week was AWESOME! Let me tell you about it.
The best part of my week was Soccer, because I was really good at it and Gym, because of the games.
In math, I learned that a unit fraction is a fraction that the numerator is a one. In science, we brainstormed traits of a great scientist. For example, a great scientist makes sketches and observes the thing he wants to learn about. An interesting word I found is Vociferous.
Lastly, one way I can be a good steward is help people by giving them what they need.
Update from Mrs. Hall: Another week of growth and learning in 5th grade! We have begun to develop classroom routines that allow us to be independent learners in reading, writing and spelling. In bible, we spent time understanding God’s call to be good stewards over the earth. In math, we started our unit on fractions, with a focus on unit fractions and equivalent fractions. We began discussing the traits of a great scientist so that we can live them out in our own science investigations, and will begin an inquiry into earth’s systems next week. We did our first bible memory on Psalm 46:1, and I am eager to see scripture get tucked away into each child’s heart this year! Thank you to those that came out to parent night, it was great to see you again!
We can talk more this weekend!
From,
Noah