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Fifth grade is a year full of learning experiences unlike any other! It is a transitional year in preparation for middle school. Our expectations of the students are set high in achieving vital organizational skills, responsibility, and respect for others. These skills show maturity and independence that are necessary in middle school.
Students in fifth grade are privileged to have several teachers guiding them along their way. The teachers not only guide them academically, but also socially as they are maturing into young adults. We encourage them to be responsible citizens in our school by hosting good behavior celebrations every so often. We also enjoy several field trips throughout the year that enhance the fifth grade curriculum.
In reading and writing, the students complete novel studies and publish many modes of writing throughout the year with their assigned teacher. |
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Mrs. Snipes
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The door to learning is opened as students walk into math class. Mrs. Snipes shows her students the importance of math by using real-life problems as well as how to improve their computation through repetition. Multiplication, division, decimals, fractions, percentages, and graphing/analyzing data are some of the skills learned in fifth grade.
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Mrs. Buzzell
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The mysteries of science are unveiled as Mrs. Buzzell prepares activities, experiments, and demonstrations to support science concepts taught in 5th grade. Units of study include those in life science, earth and space science, and physical science.
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Ms. Smith
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And last, but certainly not least, Social Studies is brought to life by Ms. Smith. She keeps her students wanting to know more about the history of the United States through her insightful, intriguing, and real stories! |
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