Text Box: We all know that students don’t always share what they did in school.  As parents you may feel disconnected from the daily life of your child.  Below we have given several questions or activities that you can do with your child at home to learn what they are studying throughout their school day. 1. Can you identify some of the states located in theMiddle Atlantic region? 2. What tense is the verb “said”? 3. What is the past tense of the word “find”? 4. Who is the main character in your AR book and what are character traits they have? 5. Can you put these fractions in simplest form?   9/12, 6/9, 15/20, and 24/32 6. What is the fraction you create when you add 1/4 and 2/4?  

We are all very excited about this grand Oak View tradition!  The reports are underway.  Parents should have signed the Presidential report packet.  That will be our guide throughout the entire program and reception.  If you have not seen this packet, please ask your child to bring it home.  It is very important that you are up to date and checking on the status of your child’s work.  We are doing the majority of the work here; however, some items will need your assistance such as securing a costume, collecting appropriate memorabilia, bringing in a favorite food of your president or first lady, etc.  After reading this packet, if you still are uncertain about any required work for the Presidential please contact your child’s homeroom teacher.

 

 

 

Extension #’s (Bell– 1648)(Naron-1647)(Eubanks-1646) (Revette –1649)

Email: sherylb@wcs.edu; pauletten@wcs.edu; amandae@wcs.edu; nicoler@wcs.edu

 

Text Box: We are all very excited about this grand Oak View tradition!  The reports are underway.  Parents should have signed the Presidential report packet.  That will be our guide throughout the entire program and reception.  If you have not seen this packet, please ask your child to bring it home.  It is very important that you are up to date and checking on the status of your child’s work.  We are doing the majority of the work here; however, some items will need your assistance such as securing a costume, collecting appropriate memorabilia, bringing in a favorite food of your president or first lady, etc.  After reading this packet, if you still are uncertain about any required work for the Presidential please contact your child’s homeroom teacher.     Extension #’s (Bell– 1648)(Naron-1647)(Eubanks-1646) (Revette –1649) Email: sherylb@wcs.edu; pauletten@wcs.edu; amandae@wcs.edu; nicoler@wcs.edu  

 Jan. 31st

Focus Day

Dismissal,@ 12:55

 

February 6th

TCAP Writing

Assessment

 

Friday, February 9th

Presidential

REPORT DUE    

 

February 15th

Memorized Presidential Speech Due

 

February 23rd

Presidential Reception and Dear Abby Program

 

 

Monday, Sept. 25th

Exchange City

Volunteer Training

11am-2pm

Exchange City Field Trip Sept. 28 and 29th.

 

 

 

 

April 29th

The Country M

  ChattanoChattoga Field Trip

 

 

Cha

Chattanooga Field Trip

usic Marathon Some OVES students will be

 Participating through the PE department

 

 

 

 

March 21-25

Spring Break

In fourth grade all your child’s graded papers came home on Tuesday in one folder for you to review and keep.  As you know, this year is different in order to get your child prepared for middle school procedures.  They are to keep all graded papers in the folder that represents that subject.  *  At the end of each unit their papers will be gathered and sent home in one packet. Math tests and quizzes will come home to be signed and then are to be returned to the math teacher. We welcome you to ask for their folders and review your child’s work, but please be sure to place any papers back into the folders.  This will help lessen the stress on your child when it comes time for finding papers and organizing our folders. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

            

Text Box:      In fourth grade all your child’s graded papers came home on Tuesday in one folder for you to review and keep.  As you know, this year is different in order to get your child prepared for middle school procedures.  They are to keep all graded papers in the folder that represents that subject.  *  At the end of each unit their papers will be gathered and sent home in one packet. Math tests and quizzes will come home to be signed and then are to be returned to the math teacher. We welcome you to ask for their folders and review your child’s work, but please be sure to place any papers back into the folders.  This will help lessen the stress on your child when it comes time for finding papers and organizing our folders.                         Text Box: The information source of the Oak View Elementary Fifth Grade

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Happy New Year

As we all begin to settle in our routines please know that we are here to work with you throughout your child’s  fifth grade career.  If you need to reach us you may please call or e-mail us.  The school’s phone number is  472-4711.  In order to reach the school secretary, Mrs. Carol please call 472-4710.

As we all begin to a new year please know that we continue to be here to  work with you throughout your child’s fifth grade career.  If you need to reach us you may call or e-mail us.  The school’s phone number is  472-4711.  In order to reach the school secretary, Mrs. Carol, please call 472-4710.

Extension #’s (Bell– 1648)(Eubanks-1646) (Revette –1647) (Williams-1649)

Email: sherylb@wcs.edu; amandae@wcs.edu; nicoler@wcs.edu; kimberlyw1@wcs.edu

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
We have been going out on the playground many days when it is chilly. Some students are not wearing any coats to school. With all the illnesses going around, please make sure your child will be warm enough outside for about 20 minutes of recess time. Also, the P.E. Dept. has been taking the classes out for 50 minutes on P.E. days. Thank you. Text Box:   Text Box:

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