Diocesan testing Monday!  Remember to have your child:

• Get plenty of sleep
• Eat a good breakfast
• Pack a snack for recess
  

 

SPELLING:     

Spelling words will be introduced on Monday or the first day of the school week. The students will have a homework assignment that night.  Wednesday there will be a pretest.  If a student receives a perfect score on the pretest, he/she will be excused on the final test on Friday.  There may be other spelling assignments/activities during the week.  Spelling words will be put on "Schoolnotes" ( link at left).  You can simply click on flashcards and all of the words, including the challenge words, will be there at the beginning of the week.

 

READING: Theme 4

Book report: 

     The students should select a nonfiction book for the monthly book report.  It should be read by Thursday, March 25th. The students will complete an activity in class that day!  

 

SOCIAL STUDIES:

Chapter 7:  People and Events That Shaped the Southeast

Vocabulary Quiz: Wednesday, March 10th

Test: Thursday, March 11th

 

ENGLISH :

 Unit 5:  Capitalization and Punctuation

 

 MATH 4:

Multiplication

HAVE YOU REVIEWED THE BASIC FACTS TODAY? (See below)

     Learning the basic number facts, with automatic recall, is SO IMPORTANT!  I can't stress enough the importance of learning the basic facts of the four operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication and division).  Practicing and memorizing the facts help a student be successful in math!  Use the links to the right of this page to review!

 

Math 5:

Division with Decimals

 

Math 6:

Percentages

Grade 6 students MUST:
Keep practicing basic skills!  Review addition, subtraction, multiplication and division of whole numbers, fractions and decimals!

The material is new, so it is most important that students  review on a daily basis.  Students should also review the basic addition, subtraction, multiplication and division of whole numbers, fractions and decimals which we cover the first half of the year.  They will continue to have a "basics quiz" at the end of each chapter. To be successful in Math, the students MUST practice and review on a regular basis, not just before the test!