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Click here for more facts about Mr. Abrams. Looking forward to next year!

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Hi Everyone!
Click here: All about me

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Mr. Sargent - 5th Grade Math and Science 

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Mr. Sargent - 5th Grade Math and Science 

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A Parents guide to NGSS Science.
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También disponible en Español.

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Check out the science padlet for additional information.
Summer Science options.

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Welcome to 5th Grade Ms. Assiraj - Upper School Director  (3-6) 

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Welcome to 5th Grade Ms. Assiraj - Upper School Director  (3-6) 

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Bio click here

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Earth, Sun and Moon System

Water Cycle/Distribution

Human/Earth interactions

Experimental Design

Water Filtration

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Experimental Design

Plant physiology

Composting

Ecology webs

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Phase/State changes

Mass: reactions & phase changes

Matter Properties

Experimental Design

new substance or mixtures.

direction of gravity

Energy in food webs

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Research on Innovations & Inventions

Diagramming complex devices

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In 5th grade Social Studies, students will study U.S. History from the Civil War up until the modern Civil Rights movement. By the end of the year, parents should expect their child to have a thorough understanding of what it means to be civically engaged and to further build on their knowledge of the truth about North American geography and peoples. We will use the past to discuss the present as we prepare for the future.

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5th grade math is as real life as it gets! You will use the problem solving steps to analyze real life word problems, with an emphasis on vocabulary and word meaning. Beginning with place value, we will continue to build on skills learned in earlier grades which will help us to solve problems like converting and applying measurement, used in the exciting fields of  architecture and food service, to name a couple. Maybe you want to own a restaurant someday!  We will prioritize collaboration with all other subject areas to ensure as much practical use of math skills that will be leveraged for the rest of your life! Other concepts and skills you will be learning include multiplication and division of whole numbers, fractions, and decimals, estimating and rounding, line plots and graphs, and algebraic use of letters as variables. We look forward to seeing you very soon!

Resources:
Duane Habecker Youtube Channel. This channel is dedicated to help students and parents better understand each and every Eureka math lesson. He even uses homework problems as his examples!

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I have been a math teacher since 1989 and still LOVE my job! Here are videos that I continue to create in order to make math accessible to all my students. I...

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Sample 5th Grade Schedule - Subject to Change with School Closure / Remote Learning

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Sample 5th Grade Schedule - Subject to Change with School Closure / Remote Learning

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Welcome Families!!

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The main purpose of ELA in fifth grade is to teach students that language is powerful. In fifth grade, students will continue to work on developing their writing skills and their understanding of the writing process. Students will practice three types of writing throughout the school year: Narrative, Informational and Opinion/Argument. By the end of the year, students will complete writing projects for each type of writing
Click below for an example of each type of writing.

- Informational: Explanatory Essay about "The Watsons Go To Birmingham-1963"

- Young Civil Rights Activist Research Project Slideshow

- Narrative: Rewrite of a chapter of "The Watsons Go To Birmingham-1963"

- Opinion/Argument: Argument Writing about the Birmingham Children's March

In addition to writing, students are expected to read a variety of texts. We will gather information from newspaper articles and textbooks, and analyze works of fiction, that touch on themes such as advocacy, perseverance, family, civil rights and social justice. For example, we read "The Watsons Go To Birmingham-1963" as part of our unit on the Civil Rights Movement.
Hear from the author, Christopher Paul Curtis here:
https://nobodybutcurtis.com/the-watsons-go-to-birmingham-1963
Read a biography from Epic about Christopher Paul Curtis here:
https://www.getepic.com/app/read/41736?utm_source=t2t&utm_medium=link&utm_campaign=content&share=15474099104

- See an Example of a Protest Poster a young Civil Rights Activist would have made by clicking the link below:

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1. ¨The Wild Robot Escapes (The Wild Robot 2)¨ by Peter Brown
2. ¨Boot Camp¨ by Eric Walters & Jerome Williams
3. ¨Breadcrumbs¨ by Anne Ursu
4. ¨Walk Two Moons¨ by Sharon Creech
5. ¨Hatchling Hero¨ by J.A. Watson & Arpad Olbey
6. ¨Masterminds¨ by Gordon Korman

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Work to Complete:
This summer you will continue your work with iReady.
-Please complete at LEAST one iReady lesson per week.

Optional:
Go to your 4th grade google classroom. Review assignments will be available to complete over the summer!!

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Log in to i-Ready®, online assessment and instruction that helps teachers provide all students a path to proficiency and growth in reading and mathematics.

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This summer we are asking students to read a book of their choice.

Then choose from the following project options...(You may bring the project to school in September or email it to jabrams@brcps.school egogoi@brcps.school
kangellis@brcps.school)

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