The Week Ahead 5/11-5/15

Students have reading logs due on Monday, 5/11. There will be no spelling packets to turn in this week or next, because of the math extension activity that is due on Monday, 5/18. Reading logs will be due again on Monday, 5/18. 

 Students will get their final engineering and design lesson from the district science teachers on Thursday, 5/14. 

 Each child should have brought their module 6 math test over decimals home last week. Module 7 is our final module. It will involve using multiplication to convert measurement units. Don't forget about Moby Max as a great resource for extra math practice. Students can log in to the website  https://www.mobymax.com/or1248 and work on lessons that are assigned to them based on a placement test they have taken.

 The final book group meetings for the mystery genre study will take place on Thursday, May 14th. Check in with your child and make sure they will finish their book by then.

Upcoming Dates
  • Monday, May 11th - Reading Log Due
  • Tuesday, May 12th - Art Literacy
  • Thursday, May 14th - Special Science Lesson/Book Group Meetings
  • Friday, May 15th - School Carnival
  • Monday, May 18th - Math Extension Activity Due/Reading Log Due
  • Friday, May 22nd - No School - Grading Day
  • Monday, May 25th - No School - Memorial Day

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