5th Grade Weekly Update
April 21-25
Chromebook Care
Our students are not caring for the Chromebook properly. Please take a brief moment to review the care of the Chromebook. We are running out of loaners. Because of the expense of the fees being assessed, parents cannot pay for it.
Things You Really Shouldn't Do
- Never give your username and password to anyone else...and students shouldn't loan out their devices to others.
- Try to always use your device on a hard, flat surface. Laying your device down on a soft surface (your bed, a blanket or pillow, or a couch) can cause the device to overheat and break!
- Don't eat or drink near your device! You'll be responsible for the damage if an accident happens...and we wouldn't want that!
- Don't try to go around the Burleson ISD filters, it's not allowed and you can lose your device if you do.
- Don't lay anything on the keyboard - you may forget it's there and shut the lid...this could crack the screen.
- Watch out for your cord! Don't lose it, run over it, let the dog chew on it...you're going to need that power!
- Be careful how you carry your device. Two hands is always the best way! If it's in your backpack, make sure you don't throw your backpack around or sit on it! Crunch!!!!
Important Dates_Upcoming Events
STUDENT COUNCIL: Every Thursday 3:40-4:30 (We will notify students if this changes)
Upcoming Events:
- Monday, April 21st- Student Holiday
- Tuesday, April 22nd- Bus Driver Day
- Wednesday, April 23rd- 3rd-5th STAAR Math
- Thursday, April 24th Student Council 3:30
A Peek at Your 5th Grader's Week!
Instruction starts immediately at 7:40 am. If your child is consistently absent or tardy, they will have gaps in their learning. Our weekly academic focus will be listed by subject below. Students not using time wisely will attend study hall and/or they will have homework that day.
RLA/SS Mrs. Boone and Ms. Dealing
RLA: Unit 10: The Science of Breakable Things
SS: WWII cont'd/Decades Project
SCIENCE Mr. Pando
Spiral review
MATH Mrs. Tate and Mrs. Babcock
This week students will review for the upcoming Math STAAR test. Each day students will review different skills and be able to play a carnival-type game at the end of class.
"Every child deserves a champion; an adult who will never give up on them, who understands the power of connection and insists that they become the best they can possibly be." Rita F. Pearson