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Welcome to PVPV Rawlings

Join us in a fantastic academic year focused on hard work, kindness, and awesomeness! Explore Language Arts, Math, Science, Social Studies, and student responsibilities. Let's make this a memorable year of learning and growth!

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Welcome to PVPV Rawlings

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  1. Welcome to PVPV Rawlings We are excited about a great 2019-2020 school year focused on “Working Hard, Being Kind, and Being Awesome!”

  2. Mrs. Rosberg and Mrs. Hanekamp Welcome You to PVPV/Rawlings Elementary Open House 2019-20 School Year

  3. Language Arts • 60%-Reading Comprehension • 40%-Vocabulary, Grammar, Writing *Novel Studies, Themed Mini Units, Skill-specific activities, Achieve 3000, iReady individualized lessons *Weekly Vocabulary (10-15 words/week)-starting week of September 9th *IXL Language Arts – “Monopoly” board each quarter *5 Paragraph Essays (opinion, informative) *Sunshine State Books (SSYRA) & Great Books

  4. Math • 50% - Assessments (tests) • 40% - Quizzes/Classwork • 10% - Fluency (math facts) * Breakfast for Your Brain (daily problems- Quiz on Friday) * Math Text (Envision/Realize) online access * IXL skills (optional but strongly encouraged) * iReady individualized lessons * Math Practice Tests * Memorize math facts****** * FSA style test questions all year

  5. Social Studies 40% - Assessments 60% - Classwork * Florida Studies- geography, hurricanes, Native Americans, explorers, St. Augustine, Civil War, pioneer life, Henry Flagler, economy, cities/counties. * Reading Comprehension focus! * Projects (mostly in class) * Many of the essays students will write will be related to social studies topics.

  6. Science • 40% Quizzes/Classwork • 60% Assessments (tests) * HMH Florida Science (online access) * Topics: Earth/Moon, Rocks/Minerals/Resources, Matter, Energy, Life Cycles, etc…. * Reading Comprehension focus!!

  7. Student Responsibilities • Record assignments in planner • Complete work on time • Be prepared with materials • Keep papers organized in notebooks, folders • Ask for make-up work when absent • Turn in completed make-up work • Ask for help when needed • Yellow Homework folder to/from school daily

  8. FSA • Writing (April) • Language Arts (May) • Mathematics (May) * All 3 tests will be paper-pencil (not computer based) * As soon as we know exact dates, we will let you know.

  9. How Can You Help Your Child? • Check the planner daily. • Encourage your child to self-advocate. • Read with and to your child. • Schedule homework/study time. • Set up a place to study. • Encourage responsibility. • Yellow Homework Folder • Check Tuesday Folders for graded papers. • Keep up with grades on HAC. *** Please email both teachers AND Mrs. Wallner if your child will be absent, late, or checking out early!

  10. Not to spoil the ending, but everything is going to be O.K.

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