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Welcome!. West Elementary 5 th Grade Mrs. dau. Angela Dau. Graduated GSU 1997 Taught for 10 years in the Chicago area Jim Dau – U.S. Army Alexandra, junior Charleigh, 100 pound puppy. Daily Schedule.
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Welcome! West Elementary 5th Grade Mrs. dau
Angela Dau • Graduated GSU 1997 • Taught for 10 years in the Chicago area • Jim Dau – U.S. Army • Alexandra, junior • Charleigh, 100 pound puppy
Daily Schedule Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday8:15-9:30 – Reading Block9:30-10:10 – Shared Reading10:10-10:55 – Writing11:00-11:25 – Lunch11:25-11:40 – Recess11:40-12:15 – Band/Music12:20-12:55 – Math Intervention12:55-1:15 Science/Social Studies 1:20-1:40 – P.E. 1:45-2:00 Science/Social Studies 2:00–3:10 – Math3:10-3:20 – Pack Up/Dismiss
Specials 35 min. on Tuesday Tuesday8:15-9:30 – Reading Block9:30-10:20 – Math10:20-10:55- Math Intervention11:00-11:25 – Lunch11:25-11:40 – Recess11:40-12:15 – Band/Music12:15-12:50 – PE12:50-1:25 – Technology1:25-2:00 – Library2:00-2:35 – Counselor2:35-3:10 – Art3:10-3:20 – Pack Up/Dismiss
Language Arts • Reading Groups • Spelling—pre/post test Friday • DLR (together, graded once a week) • Comprehension Quizzes • Writing (6-traits) • Weekly Reading Homework • Fluency and Accuracy checked quarterly
Math • DPP (together) • Math Facts • Labs • Assessments -Unit/Labs • Homework
Social Studies • Geography • Explorers • 13 Colonies • American Revolution • Government
Science • Variables-Scientific Process • Erosion • Rocks/Minerals • Mixtures/Solutions • Pond Life
Behavior Expectations • I teach when there are no distractions or other problems. • I listen to students who raise their hands. • Please treat me with the same respect I treat you. • Please feel free to do anything that does not cause a problem for someone else. • Citizenship Log • 500 points
Daily Reading • “average minutes per day reading books was the best predictor of reading comprehension, vocabulary size and gains in reading achievement between the second and fifth grades.” (Becoming a Nation of Readers, U.S. Department of Education Commission on Reading, 1988) • “At all three grades (fourth, eighth, and twelfth) in 1998, students who reported talking about their reading activities with family or friends once or twice a week, or at least monthly, had higher average reading scores than students who reported doing so rarely or never.” (1998 Reading Report Card, NAEP, U.S. Department of Education, 1999) • “Research shows that the amount of leisure time spent reading is directly related to children’s reading comprehension, the size of their vocabularies and the gains in their reading ability.” (What Works: Research About Teaching and Learning, William John Bennett and Dana B. Ciccone, 1996)
Homework • Daily Reading (McDonalds) • Math Fact Practice • Spelling words • Weekly Reading Homework • Homework in Agenda
Testing • MAPS - September • Kansas Reading Assessment - February • Kansas Math Assessment - April • Local Writing Assessment -April/May
Grading • Available on http://powerschools.usd320.com/public/ • Semester Grade Cards
Classroom Parents • Sign Up Sheet • Carnival • Halloween Party • Christmas Party • Valentine Party
General Information • Money—name and purpose • Birthdays • Daily Snacks • Water Bottles • Book Orders
PTO • 1st Thursday of Month 6 p.m • Carnival—sign up
Communication • USD 320 Web Site • West Words Monthly • USD 320 Newsletter Quarterly • Classroom Blog –daua5@wordpress.com • 785.456.8333 ext. 3129 • daua@usd320.com