This week's blog done by Lilly Norbeck and Caleb Solomon
Last Tuesday, September 31, the Get to the Beat Rice Krispy Treat stand sold their treats. They brought in a music box to play songs for the entertainment of their clients. What a "sweet" idea!
We also have had two more treat stands this week selling brownies and cookie bars.
In addition, we started a simile and metaphor rainbow. Students made similes and metaphors on sheets of colored paper and picked their favorite choice from their assignment to display on the outside of the classroom. We have been learning more about similes and metaphors, and we will finish our "Mix and Match Me's"which are similes and metaphors about us.
We are also getting closer to finishing our reading assignments for the reading groups
Call It Courage and
The Cay. We will be switching jobs on Friday. Students are reading chapters and experiencing different jobs throughout their books and continuing to answer the comprehension questions that apply to the books.
We are learning more in social studies about "Taxation Without Representation" which is when the British king taxed the Colonists. In addition to that, we are making vocabulary words that apply to the topic and creating a social studies foldable that goes with what we learned. We are using this as a reference of what we learned and also a place to add new assignments that go with the topic. This makes social studies a lot of fun!
Overall, we are having an exciting, action-packed, phenomenal week in fifth grade. We are looking for another fun week in the days ahead.