5th Grade Newsletter
March 2-6
Important Dates
March:
9-13: College Career Week
12: Learners Showcase 5PM
13: GMW (invite only)
16-20: Spring Break
23: Teacher development day, no school for students
Ecosystems in a Bottle
We need your help!
If you have EMPTY 2-liter bottles, please consider donating them to the 5th grade Science classrooms. We need 12 total!
Thank you!
Donations for STEAM
Pinstack Field Trip, May 13
A permission slip went home with your child to be signed for our fifth grade field trip to Pinstack on May 13th. Thank you to our PTO for funding the entire field trip for the students, so no payment is due. Please have this form signed and returned to your child's homeroom teacher no later than March 13th. If for some reason your child will not be able to attend, please email your child's homeroom teacher to let them know. There are no chaperones for this field trip.
School Supplies Check
To help keep our classrooms running smoothly, please take a moment to check your child’s supplies. Please be sure they have pencils, scissors, colored pencils, dry erase markers, and headphones for class. This helps them be ready to learn each day. Thank you for your continued support!
Student Passwords
Student passwords have been changed for this year. It is very important that you go into Skyward Family Access to retrieve your child's updated password. For directions, please follow this LINK for instructions.
Please be sure your child memorizes their password and their ID number. Thank you for your support at home!
Upcoming Learning
Math:
I can describe the key attributes of the coordinate plane, including axes, origin and coordinates.
I can describe the process for graphing ordered pairs.
I can graph ordered pairs generated by an input/output table.
I can recognize the difference between an additive and multiplicative pattern.
ELAR:
I can collect facts from a variety of sources to support my claim.
I can write an argumentative essay with a strong claim and evidence.
I can revise and edit my writing to fix grammar mistakes.
Science:
I can design and explain solutions to minimize environmental impact of the use of natural resources.
Social Studies:
I can identify and explain how changes during the Industrial Revolution led to conflict within the U.S.
Elementary Curriculum Maps
Science Take Home Supports
Optional Math Homework
Math Take Home Supports
ELAR Take Home Supports
Art Needs
Garden Club Information
Mileage Club
Parents,
If your kiddo would like to join our mileage club you can find more info and sign up here:
If you have any questions, please reach out to Coach McClain: gmmcclain@prosper-isd.net
Cell Phone/Device Policy
Weekly Reminders
- Pack a dry, healthy snack (nothing too messy)
- Water is the only liquid allowed in the classroom
- Bring corded headphones with them to school each day.
- Be sure to check your child's take-home pocket divider in their binder weekly
Attendance Reminders
Attendance / Absence Information
Attendance - Please read how to enter absences for your child ahead of time! All doctor's notes need to be entered electronically via Skyward to excuse an absence. We cannot accept paper copies at the building.
Dismissal Changes
Classroom Meetings
Important Links
- School Lunch Program - Menus, how to add money and nutrition information
- Volunteer Background Check - Anyone that wants to volunteer throughout the school year is required to complete a background check. I always encourage all parents to complete this at the beginning of the year just in case they would need it!
- Windsong Weekly- In case you missed it, see what great things are going on at Windsong!
Teacher Contact Information
Angela Rutledge: arrutledge@prosper-isd.net
Heather Parham: hmparham@prosper-isd.net
Sarah Betty: sebetty@prosper-isd.net
Amy Pence: ampence@prosper-isd.net
Jennifer Krueger: jlkrueger@prosper-isd.net
Sheridan Serrano: smserrano@prosper-isd.net