Fifth Grade Curriculum Night Overview
Curriculum Night 2017-2018
Adventure Awaits…
5
th
Grade
Welcome to Curriculum Night
Welcome to Curriculum Night
5
5
th
th
Grade Teachers:
Grade Teachers:
Karin Gisi
kgisi@lcisd.org
Vanessa Flores
vflores@lcisd.org
Amy Monk
amonk@lcisd.org
Courtney Ngwolo –
courtney.ngwolo
@lcisd.org
Fifth Grade Schedule
Nine Week Behavior Expectations
Infraction chart by grade level:
Conduct grades will include infractions received for no
homework. Office referrals will be counted as 9 infractions.
Therefore, a student will receive no better than an “N” in
conduct in nine weeks where behavior has resulted in an
office referral. Students who choose to participate in clubs
must maintain an S in conduct. N’s in conduct will result in a
4 week probationary period. U’s and F’s will mean dismissal
from clubs.
Guided Reading/Literacy Circles
As part of our Balanced Literacy curriculum, teachers will
differentiate reading instruction through Guided Reading.
Teachers will use assessment data to plan and adjust small
group Guided Reading lessons. Groups will be flexible and
will focus on specific strategies and skills needed by
students.
Students will rotate between literacy-based activities,
independent reading, and meeting with the teacher as part
of our Reader’s Workshop approach.
Reader’s Workshop
Reader’s Workshop is a balanced literacy model.
It begins with a whole group lesson, then moves
to guided reading and literacy circles, and ends
with students sharing what they have been
reading.
Writer’s Workshop
Daily Writer’s Workshop Schedule
Shared/Modeled Writing
Teacher thinks aloud while modeling writing.
Conferring/Independent Writing
Student led. Conferring with teacher
and writing independently
Sharing
Reflect on process/ students share writing
5
th
Grade Word Study
We will be using Words Their Way
WTW offers a teacher-directed, child-
centered plan for word study
WTW involves “doing” things with words-
examining, manipulating, comparing &
categorizing
Students receive 25 word study list of on
Monday each week
Students will receive 1 grade for word study
each 9 weeks based on a test of review
words
Guided Math
Implementation of guided math consists of:
Whole group instruction: 1-2 days a week,
primarily to introduce a new concept or topic
Small group instruction: 3-4 days a week so
that teachers can effectively monitor student
understanding and tailor instruction to meet
needs of all students
Math workstations: 3-4 days a week during the
guided math cycle
Fact Fluency: 3-4 days a week during the
guided math cycle
CUBES Problem Solving Method
What is CUBES?
•
In mathematics, students continually use
problem-solving, language and communication,
and reasoning (justification and proof) to make
connections within and outside mathematics.
CUBES is a method in which students can
evaluate a problem, draw a model, solve, and then
justify their thinking. This is in line with the new
math TEKS and the use of bar models, strip
diagrams and number lines.
CUBES at Frost Elementary
At Frost, teachers will implement CUBES
with fidelity.
Students will have time for guided and
independent practice in the classroom.
Grades 2-5 will include one CUBES problem
for homework two days a week (Mon. &
Wed.)
For homework and assessments, students
will only be required to practice and master
the sections of CUBES that have been taught
previously by the classroom teacher.
The Great Math Fact Fluency
Challenge
Each class will take a timed fast fact quiz on
Friday
Teachers will determine the percentage of
students with an 80% or above on the quiz
Math teachers for each grade level will
determine which class has the greatest
percentage of passing
The class with the highest passing rate will
have possession of the trophy until the next
week’s test.
The goal is automaticity of math facts!
LCISD Grading Policy
All graded work must be completed at school.
Any work that is to be graded will not be sent
home for completion.
Students will not be given make-up work ahead of
time when parents remove their children for trips
during school days.
Late Work Policy – classwork will be accepted
late within the current grading period with these
guidelines in place:
One (1) day late = 0 points off
Two (2) days late = 10 points off
Three (3) days late = highest grade possible is a 70
Extenuating circumstances will be reviewed by
campus policy.
Grading – All Subjects
•
8 Daily Grades at 70%
•
2 Major Grades at 30%
Reassessment
(Major Grades)
The teacher shall provide one reasonable
opportunity to reassess failure to master the
TEKS/Curriculum on each major grade.
The teacher will provide an alternate assignment
for reassessment of major grades.
The highest possible grade that can be earned and
recorded on the reassessment is a 70.
There will be no reassessment based on lack of
effort.
The teacher will make a note in the electronic
grade book of the date and grade of the
reassessment. Original grades will be recorded in
the notes section.
STAAR (State of Texas Assessment
of Academic Readiness) by Grade
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STAAR is a timed test. Students will be
allowed 4 hours to complete each test.
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Grade SSI Requirements for
Reading
Students in grade 5 have three opportunities
to pass the STAAR Reading test. If a
student does not pass the test, the school
must give the student additional instruction
after each testing opportunity, and the
student must participate in that instruction.
Parents will be notified if their child does
not pass a STAAR test that is required for
promotion.
5
th
Grade SSI Requirements for
Math
Students in grade 5 have three opportunities
to pass the STAAR Math test. If a student
does not pass the test, the school must give
the student additional instruction after each
testing opportunity, and the student must
participate in that instruction.
Parents will be notified if their child does
not pass a STAAR test that is required for
promotion.
Homework
Homework
Math – Monday-Thursday
Reading – Monday-Thursday
◦
Reading 20 Minutes
◦
Reading Response Journal
Skyward Family Access
Allows parents to track student grades
and progress
Go to
www.lcisd.org
and click on the
Family Access button at the top of the
page.
Sign in with your username and password.
Update all email addresses associated
with your account.
Parent Conference Dates
Teachers will meet with parents to review
student progress for the first nine weeks.
Conferences will be held on November
9th and 10th.
The first nine weeks report card will be
distributed at the conference.
Newsletters
All grade levels will post a copy of the newsletter
on the Frost Elementary website and will do so
each Tuesday evening during the year. In addition,
an email blast will be sent out to grade level
parents with the newsletter attached.
Newsletters will include special events, birthdays,
learning objectives, assessment dates and any
other information deemed necessary by the
grade level team.
Newsletters will include dates for district
assessments & major grades.
Access to the newsletters is at:
http://www.lcisd.org/campuses/frost/about/newsletters
Transportation Changes
If your child requires a transportation
change, please send a note to the
classroom teacher.
Do not email the teacher regarding these
changes.
You may also call the front office but no
changes will be made after 2:00 p.m.
Attendance Policy
Excused absences include Holy Days, death
in the immediate family, medical
appointments & personal illness
If absent send a signed note on the day the
child returns to school. Medical verification
from a doctor may be required
Parent of students with excessive absences
will attend an Attendance Review Meeting
3 or more early check outs during the
school year will disqualify students from
attendance awards
Birthday Guidelines
In accordance with district policy, we
discourage food being brought in by
parents/grandparents for the following
reasons: protect instructional time; student
food allergies (peanut, gluten, eggs); student
medical conditions (diabetes); liability
assumed by person bringing in food
Foods brought in must be store purchased
Flowers, balloons, pencils, invitations and any
other treats in honor or recognition of a
child’s birthday cannot be delivered or
distributed at school.
Lunch Drop-off
Once the school day begins, parents will
want to follow these guidelines to drop
off lunches:
o
Check in at the front office and receive a
visitor’s name badge.
o
Proceed to the cafeteria with the lunch.
o
Place the lunch in the appropriately labeled
bin near the cafeteria kitchen.
o
Students and/or teachers will check the bin
at the beginning of the lunch period for their
class.
Tardy Policy
Students are counted as tardy if they are
not in the classroom by 7:30 a.m.
Students with excessive tardiness will be
referred to the attendance committee for
consideration of ISS and a home visit by
the social worker.
3 or more tardies in a 9 week grading
period will disqualify students from
attendance awards.
Uniform Dress Code
Red, white, light blue or navy blue collared shirts & 2017-18
Spirit shirts are allowed. Tops may not have any visible logos.
Viewable undershirts should be one of the uniform shirt
colors.
Spirit shirts purchased before 2017-18 are not valid for the
current school year. This includes Field Day shirts, 2015-17
Spirit Shirts, 2015-17 Club Frost Shirts, etc. are not in dress
code.
Sweaters and jackets must be solid red, navy, black, khaki or
white.
Khaki, navy, black, blue denim slacks, shorts, skirts, skorts and
jumpers are permitted.
School shirts and sweatshirts are allowed.
Leggings and tights should be red, black, blue, white or khaki.
No backless shoes, flip flops, overalls, hats, caps, scarves, skate
shoes, sweat pants, or rolling backpacks are allowed.
Safety Awareness
A campus crisis team is in place at all campuses in the
district. The Frost team consists of administrators, office
staff and facilitators/specialists.
Campus Emergency Procedures Training was completed
with the staff on 8/23/17
District staff training is underway
◦
Staff will complete district training requirements by
9/30/17
Blood Borne Pathogens
Child Abuse
Emergency Go Kit Training
Suicide Prevention
◦
Fire Drills will take place monthly
◦
Additional drills are conducted each semester such as
Lockdown, Duck and Cover, Evacuation, & Shelter-in-
Place
End of Year Awards
Principal’s Award – must have an A in all
subject areas (medal awarded)
A/B Honor Roll – must have an A or B in
all subjects all year (medal awarded)
Perfect Attendance – (present every day
and fewer than 3 tardies)
Science Expo Participant – Trophy
Welcome to the Curriculum Night for the 2017-2018 academic year for 5th grade students. Meet the dedicated teachers, explore the detailed schedule, understand behavior expectations, and learn about the guided reading and literacy circle strategies implemented in the balanced literacy curriculum. Get insight into the Reader's Workshop approach for enhancing reading skills and fostering a love for literature.
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Curriculum Night 2017-2018 5th Grade
Welcome to Curriculum Night 5th Grade Teachers: Karin Gisi kgisi@lcisd.org Vanessa Flores vflores@lcisd.org Amy Monk amonk@lcisd.org Courtney Ngwolo courtney.ngwolo@lcisd.org
Fifth Grade Schedule 12:25-1:15 5th 7:30-7:35 7:35-8:55 8:55-9:50 9:50-10:40 10:40-10:45 10:45-11:35 11:35-11:55 11:55-12.25 1:20-1:50 1:50-2:40 K. Gisi Announce. Math 1 Science Wrtg/Lng Switch Math Recess Lunch Specials Math Science 2 B3 5 80 55 50 5 Group 2 50 20 50 Group 2 30 50 12:25-1:15 5th 7:30-7:35 7:35-8:55 8:55-9:50 9:50-10:40 10:40-10:45 10:45-11:35 11:35-11:55 11:55-12.25 1:20-1:50 1:50-2:40 Flores Announce. Math 1 Science Wrtg/Lng Switch Math Recess Lunch Specials Math Science 2 B1 5 80 55 50 5 Group 2 50 20 50 Group 2 30 50 12:25-1:15 5th 7:30-7:35 7:35-8:55 8:55-9:50 9:50-10:40 10:40-10:45 10:45-11:35 11:35-11:55 11:55-12.25 1:20-1:50 1:50-2:40 Monk Announce. Rdg / Sm Gp Social Studies Wrtg/Lng Switch Rdg / Sm Gp Recess Lunch Specials Rdg / Sm Gp Social Studies B2 5 80 55 50 5 50 20 50 30 50 12:25-1:15 5th 7:30-7:35 7:35-8:55 8:55-9:50 9:50-10:40 10:40-10:45 10:45-11:35 11:35-11:55 11:55-12.25 1:20-1:50 1:50-2:40 Ngwolo Announce. Rdg / Sm Gp Social Studies Wrtg/Lng Switch Rdg / Sm Gp Recess Lunch Specials Rdg / Sm Gp Social Studies B4 5 80 55 50 5 50 20 50 30 50
Nine Week Behavior Expectations Infraction chart by grade level: Grade Level Kindergarten Expectations S = 0-8 color changes/infractions N = 9+ color changes/infractions S = 0-8 color changes/infractions N = 9-12 color changes/infractions U = 13+ color changes/infractions All other grades 1st-5th Conduct grades will include infractions received for no homework. Office referrals will be counted as 9 infractions. Therefore, a student will receive no better than an N in conduct in nine weeks where behavior has resulted in an office referral. Students who choose to participate in clubs must maintain an S in conduct. N s in conduct will result in a 4 week probationary period. U s and F s will mean dismissal from clubs.
Guided Reading/Literacy Circles As part of our Balanced Literacy curriculum, teachers will differentiate reading instruction through Guided Reading. Teachers will use assessment data to plan and adjust small group Guided Reading lessons. Groups will be flexible and will focus on specific strategies and skills needed by students. Students will rotate between literacy-based activities, independent reading, and meeting with the teacher as part of our Reader s Workshop approach.
Readers Workshop Reader s Workshop is a balanced literacy model. It begins with a whole group lesson, then moves to guided reading and literacy circles, and ends with students sharing what they have been reading. Whole group mini lesson Guided reading, literacy circle, and independent reading.
Writers Workshop Daily Writer s Workshop Schedule Shared/Modeled Writing Teacher thinks aloud while modeling writing. Conferring/Independent Writing Student led. Conferring with teacher and writing independently Sharing Reflect on process/ students share writing
5th Grade Word Study We will be using Words Their Way WTW offers a teacher-directed, child- centered plan for word study WTW involves doing things with words- examining, manipulating, comparing & categorizing Students receive 25 word study list of on Monday each week Students will receive 1 grade for word study each 9 weeks based on a test of review words
Guided Math Implementation of guided math consists of: Whole group instruction: 1-2 days a week, primarily to introduce a new concept or topic Small group instruction: 3-4 days a week so that teachers can effectively monitor student understanding and tailor instruction to meet needs of all students Math workstations: 3-4 days a week during the guided math cycle Fact Fluency: 3-4 days a week during the guided math cycle
CUBES Problem Solving Method What is CUBES? In mathematics, students continually use problem-solving, language and communication, and reasoning (justification and proof) to make connections within and outside mathematics. CUBES is a method in which students can evaluate a problem, draw a model, solve, and then justify their thinking. This is in line with the new math TEKS and the use of bar models, strip diagrams and number lines.
CUBES at Frost Elementary At Frost, teachers will implement CUBES with fidelity. Students will have time for guided and independent practice in the classroom. Grades 2-5 will include one CUBES problem for homework two days a week (Mon. & Wed.) For homework and assessments, students will only be required to practice and master the sections of CUBES that have been taught previously by the classroom teacher.
The Great Math Fact Fluency Challenge Each class will take a timed fast fact quiz on Friday Teachers will determine the percentage of students with an 80% or above on the quiz Math teachers for each grade level will determine which class has the greatest percentage of passing The class with the highest passing rate will have possession of the trophy until the next week s test. The goal is automaticity of math facts!
LCISD Grading Policy All graded work must be completed at school. Any work that is to be graded will not be sent home for completion. Students will not be given make-up work ahead of time when parents remove their children for trips during school days. Late Work Policy classwork will be accepted late within the current grading period with these guidelines in place: One (1) day late = 0 points off Two (2) days late = 10 points off Three (3) days late = highest grade possible is a 70 Extenuating circumstances will be reviewed by campus policy.
Grading All Subjects 8 Daily Grades at 70% 2 Major Grades at 30%
Reassessment (Major Grades) The teacher shall provide one reasonable opportunity to reassess failure to master the TEKS/Curriculum on each major grade. The teacher will provide an alternate assignment for reassessment of major grades. The highest possible grade that can be earned and recorded on the reassessment is a 70. There will be no reassessment based on lack of effort. The teacher will make a note in the electronic grade book of the date and grade of the reassessment. Original grades will be recorded in the notes section.
STAAR (State of Texas Assessment of Academic Readiness) by Grade Subject: Subject: Subject: Grade Level: 3rd Grade Reading Math 4th Grade Reading Math Writing 5th Grade Reading Math Science
STAAR (State of Texas Assessment of Academic Readiness) Questions designed with a higher cognitive complexity level to match the TEKS Emphasis on critical thinking and reading across different genres Assessing process skills with content skills in mathematics and science Open-ended (griddable) questions on mathematics STAAR is timed 4 hours
STAAR (State of Texas Assessment of Academic Readiness) Testing Dates (2017-2018): April 10th 5th Math, 4th Writing April 11th 5th Reading May 14th 3rd/4th Math, 5th Retest May 15th 3rd/4th Reading, 5th Retest May 16th 5th Science STAAR is a timed test. Students will be allowed 4 hours to complete each test.
5th Grade SSI Requirements for Reading Students in grade 5 have three opportunities to pass the STAAR Reading test. If a student does not pass the test, the school must give the student additional instruction after each testing opportunity, and the student must participate in that instruction. Parents will be notified if their child does not pass a STAAR test that is required for promotion.
5th Grade SSI Requirements for Math Students in grade 5 have three opportunities to pass the STAAR Math test. If a student does not pass the test, the school must give the student additional instruction after each testing opportunity, and the student must participate in that instruction. Parents will be notified if their child does not pass a STAAR test that is required for promotion.
Homework Math Monday-Thursday Reading Monday-Thursday Reading 20 Minutes Reading Response Journal
Skyward Family Access Allows parents to track student grades and progress Go to www.lcisd.org and click on the Family Access button at the top of the page. Sign in with your username and password. Update all email addresses associated with your account.
Parent Conference Dates Teachers will meet with parents to review student progress for the first nine weeks. Conferences will be held on November 9th and 10th. The first nine weeks report card will be distributed at the conference.
Newsletters All grade levels will post a copy of the newsletter on the Frost Elementary website and will do so each Tuesday evening during the year. In addition, an email blast will be sent out to grade level parents with the newsletter attached. Newsletters will include special events, birthdays, learning objectives, assessment dates and any other information deemed necessary by the grade level team. Newsletters will include dates for district assessments & major grades. Access to the newsletters is at: http://www.lcisd.org/campuses/frost/about/newsletters
Transportation Changes If your child requires a transportation change, please send a note to the classroom teacher. Do not email the teacher regarding these changes. You may also call the front office but no changes will be made after 2:00 p.m.
Attendance Policy Excused absences include Holy Days, death in the immediate family, medical appointments & personal illness If absent send a signed note on the day the child returns to school. Medical verification from a doctor may be required Parent of students with excessive absences will attend an Attendance Review Meeting 3 or more early check outs during the school year will disqualify students from attendance awards
Birthday Guidelines In accordance with district policy, we discourage food being brought in by parents/grandparents for the following reasons: protect instructional time; student food allergies (peanut, gluten, eggs); student medical conditions (diabetes); liability assumed by person bringing in food Foods brought in must be store purchased Flowers, balloons, pencils, invitations and any other treats in honor or recognition of a child s birthday cannot be delivered or distributed at school.
Lunch Drop-off Once the school day begins, parents will want to follow these guidelines to drop off lunches: o Check in at the front office and receive a visitor s name badge. o Proceed to the cafeteria with the lunch. o Place the lunch in the appropriately labeled bin near the cafeteria kitchen. o Students and/or teachers will check the bin at the beginning of the lunch period for their class.
Tardy Policy Students are counted as tardy if they are not in the classroom by 7:30 a.m. Students with excessive tardiness will be referred to the attendance committee for consideration of ISS and a home visit by the social worker. 3 or more tardies in a 9 week grading period will disqualify students from attendance awards.
Uniform Dress Code Red, white, light blue or navy blue collared shirts & 2017-18 Spirit shirts are allowed. Tops may not have any visible logos. Viewable undershirts should be one of the uniform shirt colors. Spirit shirts purchased before 2017-18 are not valid for the current school year. This includes Field Day shirts, 2015-17 Spirit Shirts, 2015-17 Club Frost Shirts, etc. are not in dress code. Sweaters and jackets must be solid red, navy, black, khaki or white. Khaki, navy, black, blue denim slacks, shorts, skirts, skorts and jumpers are permitted. School shirts and sweatshirts are allowed. Leggings and tights should be red, black, blue, white or khaki. No backless shoes, flip flops, overalls, hats, caps, scarves, skate shoes, sweat pants, or rolling backpacks are allowed.
Safety Awareness A campus crisis team is in place at all campuses in the district. The Frost team consists of administrators, office staff and facilitators/specialists. Campus Emergency Procedures Training was completed with the staff on 8/23/17 District staff training is underway Staff will complete district training requirements by 9/30/17 Blood Borne Pathogens Child Abuse Emergency Go Kit Training Suicide Prevention Fire Drills will take place monthly Additional drills are conducted each semester such as Lockdown, Duck and Cover, Evacuation, & Shelter-in- Place
End of Year Awards Principal s Award must have an A in all subject areas (medal awarded) A/B Honor Roll must have an A or B in all subjects all year (medal awarded) Perfect Attendance (present every day and fewer than 3 tardies) Science Expo Participant Trophy
