Standards: All standards are addressed weekly

• Students can identify the author's purpose and perspective.
• Students can determine the meaning of figurative language.
• Central idea of a literary or informational work
• Students understand what it means to draw inference.
• Students refer directly to details and examples in a text.
• A summary should contain only information from the text.
• A student is able to determine a theme or central idea of a text reflects comprehension of a text.
• Students use context clues to determine what a word means in a given context.
• Grammar basics on sentence structure, punctuation, spelling rules, synonyms, meaning of suffixes, prefixes, root words, etc
• Students can identify and explain components of the plot.
• Students can explain how a character changes over the course of the plot.
• A student is able to determine how an author introduces, illustrates, and elaborates ideas, events, and individuals in a text.
• Informative/Explanatory/Narrative Writing techniques

Bellringer: Edulastic RI.RL.L 6.4, L5

  Example. Mr. Goya’s disquieting cold symptoms forced him to step out in the hallway repeatedly during class.

 Example. Knowing that he who pays the piper calls the tune, Dad ordered for everyone at the restaurant table.

Text: There will be a different text each day.

Assessment: 

Mastery Connect Test every  Friday

Epic ch. book “Off to Class” test Thursday

Homework : 

Read nightly for 30 minutes

Mon.- No Homework MAAP Math Test Tues.

Tuesday, Thursday

Homework will be sent home (or) posted online each day and is due the following day. 

Wednesday

Read for 30 minutes

School Information

A.R. Books must be 6.0 and above during the fourth nine weeks. Students must read 2 chapter books this nine weeks to build their reading stamina. I will assign these books on Epic. 

Please schedule appointments around these dates!!

MAAP (State) Testing Dates:

Tues., April 28- Math        

Thurs., April 30- 5th & 8th Science

Tues., May 5- ELA  multiple choice     

Wed., May 6- ELA Writing

World History : 

World History Class: Topic 9 Medieval Europe

This week students will have 4 homework grades averaged together.  Your signature on this page at the top will count as 1 homework grade. 

Standards: All standards are addressed weekly

• Students can identify the author's purpose and perspective.
• Students can determine the meaning of figurative language.
• Central idea of a literary or informational work
• Students understand what it means to draw inference.
• Students refer directly to details and examples in a text.
• A summary should contain only information from the text.
• A student is able to determine a theme or central idea of a text reflects comprehension of a text.
• Students use context clues to determine what a word means in a given context.
• Grammar basics on sentence structure, punctuation, spelling rules, synonyms, meaning of suffixes, prefixes, root words, etc
• Students can identify and explain components of the plot.
• Students can explain how a character changes over the course of the plot.
• A student is able to determine how an author introduces, illustrates, and elaborates ideas, events, and individuals in a text.
• Informative/Explanatory/Narrative Writing techniques

Bellringer: Edulastic RI.RL.L 6.4, L5

  Example. Mr. Goya’s disquieting cold symptoms forced him to step out in the hallway repeatedly during class.

 Example. Knowing that he who pays the piper calls the tune, Dad ordered for everyone at the restaurant table.

Text: There will be a different text each day.

Assessment: 

Mastery Connect Test every  Friday

Epic ch. book “Off to Class” test Thursday

Homework : 

Read nightly for 30 minutes

Mon.- No Homework MAAP Math Test Tues.

Tuesday, Thursday

Homework will be sent home (or) posted online each day and is due the following day. 

Wednesday

Read for 30 minutes

School Information

A.R. Books must be 6.0 and above during the fourth nine weeks. Students must read 2 chapter books this nine weeks to build their reading stamina. I will assign these books on Epic. 

Please schedule appointments around these dates!!

MAAP (State) Testing Dates:

Tues., April 28- Math        

Thurs., April 30- 5th & 8th Science

Tues., May 5- ELA  multiple choice     

Wed., May 6- ELA Writing

World History : 

World History Class: Topic 9 Medieval Europe

This week students will have 4 homework grades averaged together.  Your signature on this page at the top will count as 1 homework grade. 

Standards: All standards are addressed weekly

• Students can identify the author's purpose and perspective.
• Students can determine the meaning of figurative language.
• Central idea of a literary or informational work
• Students understand what it means to draw inference.
• Students refer directly to details and examples in a text.
• A summary should contain only information from the text.
• A student is able to determine a theme or central idea of a text reflects comprehension of a text.
• Students use context clues to determine what a word means in a given context.
• Grammar basics on sentence structure, punctuation, spelling rules, synonyms, meaning of suffixes, prefixes, root words, etc
• Students can identify and explain components of the plot.
• Students can explain how a character changes over the course of the plot.
• A student is able to determine how an author introduces, illustrates, and elaborates ideas, events, and individuals in a text.
• Informative/Explanatory/Narrative Writing techniques

Bellringer: Edulastic RI.RL.L 6.4, L5

  Example. Mr. Goya’s disquieting cold symptoms forced him to step out in the hallway repeatedly during class.

 Example. Knowing that he who pays the piper calls the tune, Dad ordered for everyone at the restaurant table.

Text: There will be a different text each day.

Assessment: 

Essay Thursday

Mastery Connect Test every  Friday

Homework : 

Read nightly for 30 minutes

Monday, Tuesday, Thursday

Homework will be sent home (or) posted online each day and is due the following day. 

Wednesday

Read for 30 minutes

School Information

A.R. Books must be 6.0 and above during the fourth nine weeks. Students must read 2 chapter books this nine weeks to build their reading stamina. I will assign these books on Epic.

Please schedule appointments around these dates!!

MAAP (State) Testing Dates:

Tues., April 28- Math        

Thurs., April 30- 5th & 8th Science

Tues., May 5- ELA  multiple choice     

Wed., May 6- ELA Writing

World History : 

World History Class: Topic 9 Medieval Europe

This week students will have 4 homework grades averaged together.  Your signature on this page at the top will count as 1 homework grade.