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5E Extraordinaires

5E Extraordinaires. About. Me. Mrs. Leslie Reynolds Teaching for 12 years 7 years teaching math Masters’ Degree in School Counseling 3 children, 3 rd grade, 6 th grade, and 9 th grade. About. Me. Starting my 15 th year Last 5 years focused on science curriculum & instruction

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5E Extraordinaires

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  1. 5E Extraordinaires

  2. About Me • Mrs. Leslie Reynolds • Teaching for 12 years • 7 years teaching math • Masters’ Degree in School Counseling • 3 children, 3rd grade, 6th grade, and 9th grade

  3. About Me • Starting my 15th year • Last 5 years focused on science curriculum & instruction • Masters’ Degree in Educational Leadership • 3 boys (including hubby)

  4. About Me • Teaching for 14 years • 6 in Alief • 8 in Pearland • University of Houston • Interdisciplinary studies • Married with 3 daughters • Kinder, 3rd, & 6th

  5. What To Expect This Year • Please see additional information for a brief description of grade level expectations. • 5th grade students will take STAAR exams in Reading, Math and Science.

  6. Communication • Homework- Agenda • Email • Conduct Cards • Skyward • Teacher webpage

  7. Agendas • Written in EVERY Monday morning • Homework & Classwork listed • Important Reminders • Does not have to be signed

  8. Make-up Work Policy • Students are able to make corrections to assignments that score below 70%. • Corrections are due the Monday following Thursday graded papers. There will be a stamped date on top of the paper showing when it must be turned in. • Correction sheet must be attached to their original assignment with a parent signature.

  9. Late Work Policy If a student doesn’t turn in homework on time, it is considered late. This is an automatic 11 point deduction. If the paper is two days late, it is a 20 point deduction.

  10. Graded Work • All graded work will be returned in their homework folder on Thursday. • Homework = 10% of grade • Classwork = 50% of grade • Major tests and projects = 40% of grade

  11. Classroom Procedures

  12. Social Studies • Daily Geography: • Assigned on Monday • Due Friday

  13. Reading& Language Arts • Highlights cont…. • Spelling • Vocabulary • DLR (Daily Language Review) • Grammar • Writing Folder • Highlights: • ISN (Interactive Student Notebook) • class notes and handouts • Poetry Notebook • Read Aloud • Reading Homework • Reading Log • Reading Response Notebook • Independent Reading • Shared Reading

  14. Math • Given homework every night • Always write in agenda on Monday what the homework will be for the week • I post homework on my webpage • PW-means math practice workbook • CW-means classwork • HW-means homework • The Math ISN should come home everyday The Math ISN works as a math book with notes that we have taken in class. This will help the students with their homework.

  15. Science • Highlights • Write in agenda every Monday the concepts/assignments for the week • Vocabulary Initiative (binder) • Given on Mondays • Due on Fridays • Vocabulary Quiz on Fridays • S.C.O.P.E.S. Warm-ups (green folder) • Journal (ISN) reflects daily activities, investigations, or experiments in class • Students have access to their journals for every class assessment (does not include district & state assessments) • Things to come: • Projects • BYOD • Details soon • Class Pets: • Rafiki, mac snow leopard gecko • Tiger, yellow-throated plated lizard

  16. Conduct Cards

  17. Conduct Cards Work Habits: A - Not completing class work B - Not completing homework C - Not bringing supplies to class D - Not using class time wisely/Not paying attention E - Leaving items on desk/Messy F - No agenda//No signature Conduct: 1 - Disruptive talking/Behavior 2 - Not following directions 3 - Poor restroom behavior 4 - Poor hallway behavior 5 - Out of seat without permission 6 – Disturbing or Unacceptable touching of others 7 - Disrespectful/ Talking back 8 – Unacceptable Language 9 – Miscellaneous + Comment ****Consequences accumulate and are assigned daily****

  18. Conduct Cards Weekly consequences: 3-respect statement 4-parent call 5-teacher detention/parent call 6-office referral

  19. Conduct Cards Marks for the nine week grading period: 0-5=E 6-11=S 12-17=N 18 and up=U

  20. Important Information • Skyward • check grades • report cards • Teacher webpages: • Mrs. Reynolds- reynoldsly@pearlandisd.org • Mrs. Norman- • normant@pearlandisd.org • Mrs. Hildebrand- • hildebranda@pearlandisd.org

  21. Teacher Webpages • Pearland website • Schools • Middle school • Rogers Middle School • Super Teams • 5E or by teacher name

  22. Other Info… • P.E. time • 10:55-11:40 • Conference time • 10:55-11:40 • Monday, Wednesday, Friday • Lunch time • 11:43-12:13

  23. Thanks For Flying By! We look forward to working with you and your child this year. It will be a SUPER SPLENDID year filled with exciting learning activities!

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