1. Mrs. Rolle
        MATH AND SCIENCE 

2. Rules 1. Be respectful 2. Be responsible. 3. Be kind.
4. Be ready to learn.

3. Complete all required work to the best of ability
Expectations:
Good attitude
Manners
Take pride in work
Sense of humor
Complete all required work to the best of ability
100% effort

4. Class Reward: Cotton Ball Jar
Rewards
Class Reward: Cotton Ball Jar
Group Rewards: Table Reward for the most behaved and productive table of the day/week. (1 treat for each member of the group)
Individual Rewards: Owl bucks will be given to student(s) who is are observed by the teacher going above and beyond expectations.

5. Consequences: Verbal reminder
Think Sheet (will be sent home; signed by parent)
Parent Contact ( or phone call made by student)
Write up
Referral to the office

6. Disruptive and/ or unacceptable Behavior:
Excessive talking
Out of seat or area
Insubordination (talking back to teacher)
Failure to follow directions
Horseplay
Inappropriate comment/language

7. 5th Grade Schedule 7:30-8:45 Math
8:45 – 9:45 Science 9:45-10:15   Recess 10:15-10:55  Fine Arts 10:55-11:09 Reflection/Pack-up 11:09-11:39 Lunch/ Switch 11:41-1:11 ELA/SS 1:11-1:45 Writing 1:45-2:15 iii 2:15  Dismissal .

8. Go Math Curriculum Whole group instruction Small group instruction
Independent assignments
Real-World Math application

9. Fusion Curriculum Science is a hands-on experience Weekly labs
Quizzes & Unit Tests
Think Central reading lessons will be assigned for review at home

10. Testing Science (paper and pencil) Math (computer based)
End of Year Tests include:
Science (paper and pencil)
Math (computer based)
Writing (paper and pencil)
Reading. (computer based)
These assessments measure proficiency and growth .

11. Field Trips Johnathan Dickinson in November*
Duncan Theatre in January*
Washington D.C. safety patrol only
End of the Year- Animal Kingdom
*The school will not be providing lunch on the day trips, please be sure to pack a lunch for your child.

12. Extended learning will be assigned almost every night to review the Math lesson from that day.
If your child forgets their book the lessons can be found on ThinkCentral.com. You can print the page or they can just write out the answers to turn in.
Your child’s password will be given to them on a laminated card.
45 minutes of iready needs to completed each week for both Math and ELA.

13. Think Central
To login, simply go to: , then click on a subject with the matching textbook for your child. You will see a login screen similar to the above.   

14. Enhancement materials SPECIALS TEACHERS REQUEST
Classroom Donations
Personal hygiene items
Tissue
Hand sanitizer, baby wipes, or wet wipes
Enhancement materials
(to support classroom learning)
Whiteboards
Whiteboard markers and erasers
Lined Paper
Seat Pockets
SPECIALS TEACHERS REQUEST
Music Sheets – Mr. Benson
Pencils – All Teachers
1 notebook and folder for all the specials

15. What is the IB Program?
The International Baccalaureate® (IB) Primary Years Programme (PYP) is a curriculum framework designed for students aged 3 to 12. It prepares students for the intellectual challenges of further education and their future careers, focusing on the development of the whole child as an inquirer, both in the classroom and in the world outside.
The curriculum is centered through the IB PYP 5 Essential Elements.

16. What you will see in your students classroom:
Central Ideas – a “Big Idea” for a 6 week unit of study aligned through Science and Social Studies
Lines of Inquiry – objectives aligned through Science and Social Studies to guide inquiry through the 6 week unit
Learner Profile – attributes valued by the IB of students that “can help individuals and groups become responsible members of local, national and global communities”.
Inquirers, thinkers, communicators, knowledgeable, risk takers, principled, caring, open-minded, balanced, and reflective.
Action
Inquiry based lessons

17. Want to know more about the ib pyp?
Please visit the IBO website:
Franklin Academy Boynton Beach’s IB Weebly:
Attend Curriculum Nights and IB Nights when announced.
Ms. Packard the IB Coordinator: Academy.org

18. Communication:
Please check our website weekly. We will keep you up-to-date on all classroom events, as well as school-wide announcements & programs you may be interested in attending. All test dates will also be posted in advance so your child can prepare.
Without open lines of communication between parent and teacher, we cannot do our job effectively. If you need to contact us at any time, please don’t hesitate to do so via , phone, or a note in your child’s planner.

19. Contact Info
(Best way to reach me)
I try to respond in 48 hours.
If I don’t, please send another as a reminder.
Website:
School number: (561)