Labor Day - 4 Day Week


9/3-9/6

Important Dates

  • Friday, September 6th- 
    • Kona Ice will be available during Lunch for students! 
    • Safety Assembly by the Pickerington Police Department
  • Wednesday, September 11- 2 hour delay
  • Wednesday, September 18th- 1st Tiger Teams meeting :) 
  • Friday, September 20th- 
    • Students will be participating in taking the Panorama Survey with Miss Stewart to help gauge the climate of our building from a student perspective. 

Math: 

Objectives this week: 

  • Compare numbers based on meanings of digits using <, >, or = to record the comparison. 
  • Find 1, 10, and 100 thousand more and less than a given number. 
  • Round multi-digit numbers to the thousands place using the vertical number line. 
  • Round multi-digit numbers to round to any place using the vertical number line. 

ELA: 

Objectives this week: How dies someone show a great heart, figuratively? 

Social Studies:

This week we will be reviewing map skills, global perspective, and continents and oceans before moving on to understanding primary and secondary sources. We will be completing a sort where students need to identify resources they could use for both primary sources and secondary sources. If time allows, we will also dive into looking at our online Social Studies textbook!  

Homework:

  • Reading: Independent reading 20 minutes each night
    • Remember, it is your child's responsibility to ask you to initial the reading log as well as the agenda each day.

  • Math: Homework will be given if students show full understanding of the concept. We will be doing practice problems during class that resembles the homework so they have appropriate support in completing their homework. Homework has the potential to change after gauging student understanding of the concept. 
Monday: No School- No homework
Tuesday: Lesson 5 Homework page
Wednesday: Lesson 6 Homework page
Thursday:  Lesson 7 Homework page
Friday: Take home and complete any missing math assignments that were not completed in class. Students should have ample time to finish all assignments during our class time as long as they were focused during the day. The only reason they would have any homework to catch up on would be because they were distracted during our class work time this week. 



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    1. UnknownSeptember 3, 2019 at 6:15 AM

      Thank you, Mrs. Stemm, for all of the updates. I lo e know what's being covered for the week so that I can reinforce the topics at home.

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