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Here is
the tentative schedule for the 2004-2005 school year.
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7:15
– 7:40
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Arrival
& Reading Pit Stop
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7:40
– 8:00
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Announcements,
Attendance, Morning Work, & Character
Ed.
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8:00
– 8:10
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Agenda
& Calendar Math
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8:10
– 9:10
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Math:
Students will work on various
math units. Students will begin class with a daily warm-up.
We will use differentiation to meet the needs of all levels.
Tiered assignments and other strategies will be used. Students
will be pre-tested and post-tested on each unit.
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9:10
– 10:10
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Integrated
Science/ Social Studies/ Health:
During science and
Health, students will complete lab experiments, research projects,
and hands-on projects to investigate science. For social
studies, students will study early America.
We will use reading strategies to help students
understand the contents of the text and supplemental materials.
Students will use the computer and the Internet to get information
as well.
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10:10
– 10:15
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Prep
for Specials, restroom
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10:15
– 10:55
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Specials
Day
1: PE Day 2:
Art Day 3: PE
Day 4:
Lab Day 5:
PE Day 6: Music
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11:03
-11:33
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Lunch
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11:33
- 1:20
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Reading
& Writing Workshop:
(Writing,
Guided Reading, Grammar)
This block of time will
be used to integrate reading, language arts, and social studies.
Students will
participate in read novels, and will use reading strategies
to strengthen comprehension.
In
language arts, the focus will be writing. Students will be
constantly writing, revising, and publishing their work. Also,
we will investigate grammar, punctuation, and capitalization skills.
Students will use technology to enhance their learning.
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1:20
- 1:40
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Wordly
Wise, Spelling, Calendar Math & Morning Work Review
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1:40
- 2:00
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Outdoor
Activity/ Recess/ Social Interaction
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2:00
- 2:15
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Pack and prepare for
dismissal, reflection of the day
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2:20
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Dismissal
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*Schedule
is subject to change due to field trips, early release days, or
needs of the school.
*Students should bring recorders on Music days and wear tennis
shoes on P.E. days.
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Last Updated:
07/03/2006

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