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1 Fulton Elementary School 5th Grade Curriculum
Mrs. Brown Mr. Janezic Mrs. Nordquist Mrs. Pratt Mr. Telford

2 Unity I dreamed I stood in a studio and watched two sculptors there. The clay they used was a young child's mind, and they fashioned it with care. One was a teacher; the tools he used were books and music and art; One a parent with a guiding hand, and a gentle, loving heart. Day after day the teacher toiled, with touch that was deft and sure, While the parent labored by his side and polished and smoothed it o’er. And when at last their task was done, they stood proud of what they had wrought. For things they had molded into the child could neither be sold or bought. And each agreed he would have failed if he had worked alone, For behind the parent stood the school, and behind the teacher, the home. (Author Unknown)

3 5th Grade Website Parent Handbook Daily Schedule Academic Websites
Specials Schedule 3

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Science History and Nature of Science Science in daily life Important contributions in science Life Science Skeletal System Nervous System Muscular System Physical Science Properties of and changes in matter Simple Machines Motion and Forces Scientific Process Experiments Observations Questions Hypotheses Analysis and Conclusions Communication Earth/Space Science Objects in the Sky Solar System Gravity Phases of the moon 4

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Social Studies ____________________________________ American History Exploration and Colonization American Revolution Westward Expansion Civil War Economics JA Biztown Civics and Government Declaration of Independence US Constitution Functions of Government World History Native Americans Chronological Timelines Age of Revolution Geography Latitude and Longitude Identify States Use maps to interpret information Locate physical and human features 5

6 JA Biztown The culminating activity of our ECONOMICS unit.
Students run JA Biztown, a Junior Achievement model city, for one day. Students learn about the concepts of opportunity cost, scarcity, needs, and wants. They also are involved in the process of completing resumes and job applications. May 2012

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8 Halle Heart Children’s Museum
Aligns with our human body unit. Interactive discovery center where students learn about how the circulatory system works. Students learn risk factors of heart disease and stroke as well as lifestyle choices that should be made to maintain a healthy heart.

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Math ______________________________ Build on Prior Knowledge Multiplication, division, fractions, geometry, measurement, conversions, problem solving, & algebra. New Concepts Multiplying Decimals, averaging, statistics, math vocabulary and terminology, Euler paths & circuits Math Facts Memorization of Addition Subtraction Multiplication Division 10

11 Reading Reading Literature Studies - Frindle, Holes, My Side of the Mountain, Shiloh and more Harcourt Series Themes - Survival, teamwork, creative individuals, courage, the world around us, and heroes. Reading - Read Naturally skills practice to differentiate learning of reading comprehension skills and to improve decoding, fluency, and retell. - Analysis of vocabulary words. - In depth class discussions on Literature Study books to strengthen comprehension skills.

12 Language Arts Writing Process Spelling 6 + 1 Traits
Incorporates Write From the Beginning Pre-writing Drafting Conferencing/Revising Editing Publishing Reflecting Spelling Harcourt Words Tested with dictation sentences 6 + 1 Traits Organization, Word Choice, Voice, Sentence Fluency, Ideas, Conventions, Presentation

13 The Responsible Thinking Process
The Responsible Thinking Process teaches students to think about their actions and be responsible for their own behavior. What are you doing? What are the rules? What happens when you break a rule? Is that what you want to happen? What do you want to do now? What will happen if you disrupt again? Buddy Classroom Plan

14 Homework Homework requirements will be different for each classroom. Please look at the individual teacher’s website to see you classrooms policy.

15 Thank You! We are looking forward to an exciting, memorable school year! Thanks for your continued support as a partner in your child’s education!


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