Monday, September 18, 2017

God is unstoppable!!!

In the beginning week of school, I spoke with my 5th graders about how God is unstoppable in our lives.  They did an awesome sharing their stories!









Newsletter for the week of September 18th-22nd

Welcome to week 4: SEPTEMBER 18th-SEPTEMBER 22nd
Memory (Wednesday and Friday)
The grass withers, the flower fades, but the word of our God will stand forever! (Isaiah 40.8)
Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path. (Psalm 119:105)
Spelling (Wed and Friday) Long vowel diagraphs
coast                                                        faint                                   feast
maintain                                                   speech                                crease
wheat                                                       grain                                   Spain
breeze                                                      paint                                   willow
arrow                                                        appeal                                needle
bowling                                                    charcoal                             complain
praise                                                       sneeze                   

Challenge:  declarative       imperative    explanatory                          punctuation
                        capitalization                   interrogative                                             
Religion: 
We will lean how God gave His Word to us.  We will also learn how God has preserved His Word through the years, even as people have misused, neglected, or worked contrary to the Word of God. 
Reading/Writing/ELA:
We have begun reading the book “Wonder.” In the classroom.  Students will complete daily written and oral discussions on important messages within the book.  Our vocabulary will also come from the text.  Students will practice more on Narrative Writing. 
Our vocab. Words from our reading:  incubator- p.24 obnoxious - p. 28 schlep - p.32 pursue - p. 41 deformed - p.44 precept - p.45 prehistoric- p.50 enchanted - p.59 straggle - p.59 contagious p. 61.
Students continue to work on identifying kinds of sentences (simple, compound, and complex) and types of sentences ( declarative, imperative, exclamatory and interrogative) completing grammar exercises.
Math:  We will review problem solving word problems using a 4 step plan, taking a chapter 1 review and test, and find the prime factorization of numbers.
Social Studies:  We will begin learning about the earliest Americans.
Science:  We will continue to review the life processes, discover what cells are, and learn what tissues, organs and systems are.  Students have a cell project due next Monday, September 25.  A handout of project expectations went out today, Monday.
IMPORTANT REMINDERS!!!!
Smart cards started to be sent home on Friday.
Please sign your child’s planner to show that you have seen it. 
Your child came home with a small white piece of paper from our room mother Tavey cam
Testing continues on Tuesday!  Please make sure your child gets a good night of rest!
School pictures are Wednesday.  Be sure your child has his or her order sheet!
We will be going on a field trip to Habitat for Humanity Restore on September 8th during the morning.  Please complete and return the form as soon as possible.
Last week’s church attendance was over 80% for the class!  Keep it up!  If you are looking for a church, Bethlehem’s worship services are Sunday: 9 a.m. (contemporary)  10: a.m. (traditional), and Monday at 7 p.m. (traditional).
Future newsletters will go out Friday! 
Have a great week!
Mr. Paveglio