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Ms. Hayes'
Our classroom is a place of creative learning and new experiences! My 3rd graders this year will evolve into independent learners with an understanding of the importance of real-life experiences.
5th Graders
Pictures From Room 5
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A Little About Me...
A little randomness is always good!
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What are we learning?
Students will be able to...
Literacy
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Answer questions about fiction and non-fiction texts using evidence from the text.
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Read fables, fairy tales, and folktales from diverse cultures and determine the central message, moral or theme using details from the text.
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Compare and contrast themes, settings, and plots of stories written by the same author with similar characters.
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Determine the main idea and details of a text, and explain how the details support the main idea.
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Compare and contrast important details from two texts on the same topic, using informational text.
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Write narrative stories and work through the editing and revising process to create a published piece.
Math
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Solve one and two step word problems using addition and subtraction.
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Add and subtract 2 and 3 digit numbers within 1000.
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Use place value strategies to solve word problems and equations.
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Read, create, and analyze bar and picture graphs.
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Solve word problems using data from graphs and line plots.
Science
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Learn and describe major parts of the Solar System.
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Describe how the changes in the Solar System affect day, night, seasons, and the weather.
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Describe the relationship between the sun, moon, and stars.
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Learn and use important vocabulary words in science writing and discussion.
Social Studies
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Learn that citizens have rights and responsibilities that affect the community
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Learn how personal beliefs impact personal choices, rights, and responsibilities
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Learn about the Bill of Rights and The Constitution
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