MSTEP Schedule
Tuesday: Science
Wednesday: Social Studies
Reading- finish Unit 7: Make Inferences/Draw Conclusions
Monday-Introduce FluencySkills: Phrasing-High-Frequency Word Phrases
Tuesday- Connect Fluency and Comprehension: Analyze Author's Purpose
Wednesday- Apply Fluency Skills to Reader's Theater
Thursday- Build Tier Two Vocabulary: Adjectives That Describe Places
Friday- Show Time: Perform Reader's Theater
Science- Mystery Science: Continue Spaceship Earth
Math
5.6 More Decimal and Fraction Operations
Unit Goals
- Students solve multi-step problems involving measurement conversions, line plots, and fraction operations, including addition and subtraction of fractions with unlike denominators. They also explain patterns when multiplying and dividing by powers of 10 and interpret multiplication as scaling by comparing products with factors.
- Add and subtract fractions with unlike denominators.
- Create line plots to display fractional measurement data, and use the information to solve problems.
- Solve problems involving addition and subtraction of fractions
|
|
A Note from Principal RommelThis past Monday Mrs. Bri VanHekken, our current school social worker, shared the bittersweet news that she would be moving up to Upton Middle School next school year. At Upton she will replace current school social worker, Beth Fairchild, who will be retiring at the end of this school year. Mrs. VanHekken began her Brown School career with the current fifth graders when they were in kindergarten and is excited to move to middle school with them. It is comforting to know that Mrs. VanHekken will be waiting for our students as they continue their career at Upton! P.S. The video below is a short interview completed by our Brown Elementary School News team featuring Mrs. VanHekken sharing her news. |
|
|
Congratulations to our Bear Behavior Winners!!Congratulations to our Bear Behavior Winners for the week of April 15th: JD Bray, Amelia Conrad, Reese Hirst (not pictured), Gian Lignell, Leona Shoemaker (not pictured), Olivia Birris, Claire Chen, Natalie Duthler (not pictured), Sofia Silva & Teagan Struwin |
 |
|
Robotics Summer CampsWelcome to St. Joe Robotics, the premier robotics program encompassing all FIRST programs offered for St. Joseph Public Schools students. Located in the state-of-the-art Edward J. Todd Innovation Center, we are proud to be home to 32 teams ranging from Kindergarten to 12th grade with over 275 students involved. Our mission goes beyond building robots. We provide students of all ages with and exciting journey that fosters the development of essential skills, embraces core values and nurtures a lifelong love for science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics (STEAM). Through teamwork, problem-solving, and innovation, we empower our students to become well-rounded individuals who embody gracious professionalism, respect, and integrity. Join us at St. Joe Robotics and experience the transformative power of hands on learning, collaboration, and the boundless possibilities of robotics in a supportive and inclusive environment. Come see what our programs offer by attending one of our Summer Camps using the link here to register. |
|
|
Mileage ClubBrown School’s Mileage Club will return the weeks of 4/29 and 5/6 during lunch recess. Mileage Club gives students an opportunity to get active by running/walking around the track and earning fun charms! We will need volunteers to help tally laps and string charms onto necklaces during lunch recess Mon/Wed/Fri the week of 4/29 and Mon/Tues/Thurs the week of 5/6. Please note - the third graders will have mileage club on Thurs 5/2 due to an all-day field trip on 5/3. All volunteers must have a completed volunteer consent form on file. If interested, please sign up using this link. Please remember to bring your mileage club necklace to school on Monday 4/29! |
Upcoming DatesApr 24 - Administrative Professional's Day
May 6-10 - Staff Appreciation Week
May 8 - 2nd grade performance at SJHS @ 5:45
May 14 - Donuts with Someone Special
May 15 - Track Meet
May 28 - School Picnic
May 30 - 5th Grade Farewell Breakfast
May 31 - Last Day of School, 5th Grade Awards Ceremony |
|
 |
|
|
This week our school community will be focusing on the character strength of Leadership. This strength means that you value each member of your group and inspire people to do their best. Leadership can be both formal and informal. It is concerned with getting others to do what needs to be done while maintaining group morale to ensure readiness to act in the future. This character strength’s focus is on the personal qualities of leaders, rather than the practice of leadership. These qualities include the ability to understand others and inspire them toward a common goal, the capacity to mitigate conflict and mold consensus, and the desire to lead other people. |
|
|
|
This google form needs to be completed yearly to volunteer at any school. |
|
 |
|
 |
Upton Middle School Spring MuscialUpton School presents: Frozen, Jr. The musical is based on the 2013 Disney Movie, “Frozen.” The shows will be on Friday, May 3 at 7 pm and Saturday, May 4 at 2 pm and 7 pm. The musical will be at the St. Joseph High School’s John E.N. and Dede Howard Auditorium, located at 2521 Stadium Drive, St. Joseph. Tickets are $5 for students and $10 for adults. We hope to see you there! Any questions, please email: sjmusicalboosters@gmail.com |
|
|
Comments
Post a Comment