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WELCOME TO FIFTH GRADE Curriculum Night!

WELCOME TO FIFTH GRADE Curriculum Night!. FIFTH GRADE TEACHERS. ELA Standards – Based Instruction. Reading – Literature and Informational text Speaking and Listening Writing – Narrative Informational Opinion/Argument Language Word Inquiry WTW Grammar Review.

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WELCOME TO FIFTH GRADE Curriculum Night!

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  1. WELCOME TO FIFTH GRADE Curriculum Night!

  2. FIFTH GRADE TEACHERS

  3. ELA Standards – Based Instruction Reading – Literature and Informational text Speaking and Listening Writing – Narrative Informational Opinion/Argument Language Word Inquiry WTW Grammar Review

  4. Used in collaboration with Words Their Way as a part of our word study • Instruction that builds an understanding of word structure as a tool for investigating the interrelation of spelling and meaning. • Students investigate the meaning, structure and history of words through word webs, word matrices and guided inquiry Structured Word Inquiry

  5. Word Matrix

  6. Word Sums

  7. 5th Grade 1:1 Technology Update Click here for video!

  8. Where can I see what my kids will be learning? • www.fsd157c.org • District office tab • Curriculum tab • ALL curricular expectations are listed for parents

  9. District wide universal screening Computer based assessment measuring math and reading performance Administered in the Fall, Winter and Spring Helps determine if students are meeting goals, which may require intervention, and may help determine advanced and honors placement for next year. Fall results will be sent home FAST BRIDGE

  10. School Wide Expectations

  11. Chelsea IntermediateBehavior Incentives • Teachers may reward students with Tiger Tickets by giving any student demonstrating expected behavior in any school zone a Tiger Ticket. • Each student will have a chart where they will glue their tickets. • When their chart is full, they will receive a Tiger Stripe from their classroom teacher. • Stripes will be brought down to the office and entered into a weekly raffle.

  12. Unexpected Behaviors • Unexpected Behaviors are behaviors we would be surprised to see at Chelsea Intermediate. • Unexpected behaviors are things that may disrupt our learning environment. • Unexpected Behaviors are things kids do or say that others think are hurtful, disrespectful, or not friendly to others.

  13. Possible Consequences • Warnings • Loss of Recess Time • Sit at the Better Choice Table during Lunch • Lunch & Recess Detentions • Loss of Privileges (assemblies, etc)

  14. Academic Lunch If a student has an incomplete or missing assignment- they may go to Academic Lunch to complete the work. Students will complete the work as they eat their lunch. They may return to the lunchroom or go on to recess when they are finished with the assignment. After 3 missing/late assignments in a quarter – student will receive a lunch/recess detention.

  15. give. grant. grow. • MISSION: Raising funds throughout the year to fulfill teacher written grants for the classroom. Over $2 million granted to date. • GRANTED TO: Grand Prairie, Chelsea, and Hickory Creek • FUNDRAISERS: Annual Dinner Auction & Hot Lunches • RECENT GRANTS: • For 23 years, the mission of our parent led Education Foundation has been to fulfill teacher written grants for our K-8th grade classrooms in the areas of art, literacy, technology, math, physical education, science, social studies and character building programs. •  Last year, the Foundation donated over $121,217 in educational materials to 157-C classrooms. • We are always in search of volunteers and donors. Please consider supporting our teachers and your students by purchasing our EF Hot Lunches throughout the school year, attending or sponsoring our annual Casino Night fundraiser, or volunteering to serve on our Foundation.  • For more information and volunteering opportunities visit our website at www.ef157c.org

  16. The FSP is the Parent Teacher Organization for District 157-C. Our mission is designed to strengthen the partnership between home and school through parent volunteer opportunities, student enrichment activities and family fun events. • Some of the ways that we have enriched and supported the curriculum include: • Funding for field trips • Sponsoring special assembly programs • Providing scholarships • Providing curriculum enrichment funding to each school • Coordinating volunteers for all our events and programs • Each year we also hold FREE family fun events such as: • Family Fun Night and Creative Arts Showcase at Grand Prairie • Exploration Night and Family Fitness Night at Chelsea Come visit our table at Curriculum Night and visit us at www.fsp157c.org Like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/FamilySchoolPartnership157c Contact us via email at fsp157c@gmail.com

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