Student To Do List 1.Introduce yourself to Mrs. Bjerk 2.Find your cubby. 3.Place supplies in your cubby. KEEP Supply Boxes in Hallway. They are too big.

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Student To Do List 1.Introduce yourself to Mrs. Bjerk 2.Find your cubby. 3.Place supplies in your cubby. KEEP Supply Boxes in Hallway. They are too big for the cubby. 4.Look around the room and meet your classmates 5.Presentation will begin at 4:30 and again at 5:30 Parent/Guardian To Do List 1.When a computer is available, please make sure to add your address to the list. 2.Check out the information on the counter. Welcome 5 th Graders and Families! Presentation will begin at 4:30 and again at 5:30

5 th Grade Curriculum Night

Meet the Teacher Mrs. Bjerk 10 th school year at Gleason Lake

Daily Schedule – “A Day in the life of a 5 th grader” Typical Morning 9:00 – 9:15 – Check In / Breakfast / Morning To Dos 9:15 – 9:25 – Good Morning Meeting, Greeting, Schedule 9:25 – 10:45 – Math 10:45 – 11:10 – Read to Self (small group reinforcement) 11:15 – 11:50 – Lunch & Recess

Daily Schedule – “A Day in the life of a 5 th grader” Typical Afternoon 11:55 – 12:45 – ROTATIONS (Science / Social Studies/Math) 12:50 – 1:50 – Specialists 1:50 – 3:30 – Language Arts (Reading & Writing)  Afternoon Snack sometime during Language Arts 3:30 – 3:45 – Homework Planners, Wrap Up, Clean Up  Study Hall possibly depending on the day 3:45 – Dismissal

 “Everyday Math” Curriculum with supplements for some skills  5 th Grade Math Skills:  Number Sense; Computation; Data & Probability; Measurement; Geometry; Patterns & Algebra;  Mastery of Basic Multiplication facts is VITAL to success  IXL online math practice IXLIXL  MOODLE – Math tutorial videos Math

 Reading Comprehension  Skills: character, plot, sequence, inferences, cause & effect, etc.  Weekly Independent Reading Logs  5 th grade expectation is 30 minutes, 5 times a week  Vocabulary  Homework and Quizzes every other week  Spelling  Pre-test (Mondays) & Post test (Fridays) every other week  Challenge Word list  Writing  Consistent informal writing & larger formal writing projects  Narrative, Informational, Argumentative (Persuasive) Essay  Current Event summaries and mini presentations Language Arts

 Mrs. Bjerk  Science – Landforms (Earth Science unit)  Science – Scientific Method & Science Fair Prep  Mr. Bischoff  Social Studies  Mrs. Nelsen  Science – Variables  Math – Geometry 5 th Grade Mid-Day Rotations Science / Social Studies / Math Extension

 We are a team and family.  Working together … Getting to know one another … Helping each other out.  Morning Quick Sharing/Activity & Schedule Check in  Friday Fun  Positive Interactions between students, staff, and home  High expectations for ALL  Majors & Minors Classroom Community & Gator Pride

 You Can Learn Anything Video You Can Learn Anything Video  It is okay to make mistakes and struggle.  Putting in the effort to grow and improve is KEY to learning! Student Responsibility & Effort

 Student Planner & Homework Binder should go home every night. Ask to see it.  Daily planner completed by student at the end of the day … Homework is NOT posted online  Math HW (Purpose: Reinforce or extend skills taught)  Often a daily Study Link with extension on back  IXL minutes  Language Arts (Purpose: Practice your reading)  Daily 30 minutes of Independent reading  Reading Logs  Spelling / Vocabulary (one per week)  Late/Incomplete homework assignments result in loss of privileges Homework

Important Things to Remember…  Provide a consistent, organized work space at home  Set up a consistent homework schedule  If they struggle with something, it is okay. Sign the HW and I will check.  Practice spelling/vocabulary words with your student as often as possible  Practice Math Facts as often as possible if they are not mastered.  Note: Homework is typically spot checked and reviewed for completion and understanding, but not taken for a grade. Homework

 iPad for each 5 th grader  5 th graders will NOT being taking them home  Integration within my teaching when appropriate  Digitally Create & Show learning  Google Drive & MOODLE iPads and Technology MyWay

Refer to “ Student iPad Criteria for Success & Expectations ” Sheet  The iPad is owned by the district.  YouTube is not allowed unless instructed by a teacher for learning purposes.  iPad must be turned in at the end of the day.  Students are expected to use appropriate websites for learning purposes as directed by the teacher.  Inappropriate Use & Consequences Student iPad Expectations Inappropriate Use & Contract

 Communication is key  is the best way to contact me and I will reply in a timely manner.  Phone calls during the day – leave a message & I will call back.  Weekly Newsletter s  “Remind” … Coming Soon! School to Home Communication

 Kindness Retreat – Fri., Oct. 3  Many volunteers needed! (Full day)  Other Field Trips volunteers requested once field trips get closer  Ski Trip (Feb.)  MIA (May/June)  The Depot (June)  Parent Night Out Basket Coordinator  Classroom Photographer for Yearbook  PTO Classroom Volunteer Opportunities

 Be sure to keep in touch!  We are a team.  Conferences are held in Oct./Nov. and March  I really look forward to working with you and your children this year!