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WELCOMETO BACK TO SCHOOL NIGHT
Mrs. KentMrs. MalinowMrs. Weyandt
BEHAVIORBe Respectful Enter and leave the room quietly. Raise your hand and wait to be called upon. Listen respectfully to the teacher and to other students
without interrupting. Treat others the way you want to be treated. Say “please” and “thank you.” Be Responsible Place personal property where your teacher directs. Do not touch other people’s property. Follow directions. Come to school every day, on time, with your homework
completed to the best of your ability. Be Safe Walk. Keep walkways clear. Keep your hands, feet, and objects to yourself. Get permission before leaving your seat or the room. Be Your Best!
BEHAVIORWeekly Conduct Sheet (Yellow Form) School Wide Every Thursday, Sign, and Return Checks indicate a need for improvement Blank boxes indicate following rules
Fifth-Grade Reward Monthly Activity Students with 5 or less checks
SCHEDULE/ROTATIONS7:52-8:15 Breakfast in the Classroom8:15-10:00 Language Arts/ELD9:00-10:00 RECESS10:20-11:20 Math11:20-12:20 Rotations
Science – Mrs. Weyandt Social Studies – Mrs. Kent
Art/Health - Fridays 12:20-12:55 LUNCH1:00-2:10 Depends on Teacher Additionally we have Library, Computer Lab,
Ballroom Dance, P.E., and Psychomotor.
GRADESFor elementary schools, LAUSD uses a 4-3-2-1 grading scale.
The fifth-grade breakdown is as follows:
4 Student is proficient at standards and goes above 95-100%3 Student is proficient at standards 71-94%2 Student is partially proficient at standards 55-
70%1 Student is not proficient at standards below 55%
EXAMPLE OF SCORINGFROM LAUSD SCORING GUIDE
Algebra and Functions4 – Advanced, when the student
Uses variables in simple expressions accurately, computes the value of the expression for specific values of the variable correctly, and plots and interprets the results clearly.
3 – Proficient (meets grade level), when the studentUses variables in simple expressions, computes the values of the expression for specific values of the variable, and plots and interprets the results.
2 – Partially Proficient, when the studentUses some variables in simple expressions, computes some values of the expression for specific values of the variable, and plots and interprets some of the results but incorrectly.
1 – Not Proficient when the studentUses few, if any, variables in simple expressions, computes few, if any, values of the expression for specific values of the variable, and plots and interprets few, if any, the results.
HOMEWORK POLICYHomework Assigned
Monday - ThursdayStudents receive Language Arts and Math daily.
Monday - ThursdayScience, Social Studies, Health, and Art
assigned on day of class.
Due the following day/class If missed, work can be completed at recess. Student receives a check on behavior log if not done. Long Term Projects assigned throughout the year.
INDEPENDENT STUDY SKILLS1. Students need to come to school prepared2. Students must use the planner provided3. Organized Binder4. Encourage Students to bring home required
materials5. Go over graded tests with student6. Students should study for tests.
Use study guide Make flashcards Practice quizzes Assist your child in studying
*Use websites to get more ideas for strategies to study.
FIFTH-GRADE PRIVILEGES
Possible Fifth-Grade Activities in Spring Karaoke Lunch at the Park Slide Show 5th Grade vs. Staff Softball Game Culmination at Holmes Middle School
Field Trips CSUN – September Riley’s Farm – March Griffith Observatory – April
Chaperones will be chosen by lottery, must have a current Volunteer Form
Meeting in February to discuss fifth-grade activities. *All activities are dependent on fifth-grade funding
WISH LIST DONATIONSNot required, but appreciated.
paper towels kleenex wet ones for clean up dry erase markers pencils glue sticks
*Donations will go to all fifth-grade classes.
Thank you to those who have already donated items!
DONATIONSPTA Memberships $8Have a Heart Give A Hundred
$100/ $50/ $10 optionsSupport programs like:
Ballroom Dance Computer Lab Program Planners Fifth-Grade Breakfast Buses to Riley’s Farm Psychomotor Program Class Supplies
FALL FESTIVAL – PHOTO BOOTHFall Festival – October 30th
Need:Parent volunteers with cameras with
an SD cardHP 110 printer ink
**Please sign up after this meeting**
NEW DISTRICT POLICIESAttendance Policies Perfect Attendance
No absences, tardies, or early leaves Good Attendance
No more than 3 excused absences or tardies combined
District Healthy Beverage and Obesity Prevention Policy No sweets, cupcakes, or doughnuts – Birthday/Class
Parties Healthy treat such as fresh fruit or vegetables
SAS Applications ( looking ahead) If not identified gifted, student must have work samples
meeting the four problem solving and critical thinking criteria and be working 2 years above grade-level.
CONTACT INFORMATIONMrs. Kent [email protected]. Malinow [email protected]. Weyandt [email protected]
http://dearbornfifthgrade.weebly.com/
**If you would like to discuss a personal question for your teacher, please sign up on the forms provided or send them an email or note.
Questions?
