Friday, May 25, 2018

ELA News week of 5/28

Students should be reading 20-30 pages (at least) every night at home.  Please encourage your child to continue this habit through the summer to keep up their skills and be ready for 7th grade.  Our local public library has a fabulous summer reading program that would be great to take advantage of!

Monday: No School
Tuesday: Narrative story- digital format
Wednesday: Narrative story- digital format
Thursday: sharing narrative stories
Friday: End of year survey, final reading activity

Have a wonderful summer!  It has been an honor and a joy to teach your child in ELA this year! 
Mrs. Rogness

Friday, May 18, 2018

ELA News Week of 5/21

Homework:  Read 30-40 pages nightly!

Monday: Narrative paper
Tuesday: Narrative paper
Wednesday: Narrative paper
Thursday: Narrative paper  *6th Grade track meet after lunch
Friday: Narrative paper

Tuesday, May 15, 2018

Upcoming Dates

A few reminders about upcoming special days:

Tomorrow:  STAR reading test
Thursday: Meme day (student dress up day)
Friday: Superhero Fun Run 
            *Last IMC check out day
5/22:  Middle School Play performance (during school day at 1:45)
5/24:  6th Grade Track Meet (12:30-2:45)
5/25: Final Due Date for all IMC Materials
6/1: Last Day- 2:45 Dismissal

Reminder- Book Orders due Thursday!

Attention Parents:  The deadline for the final book order is this Thursday (5/17).  If you are interested in ordering books for your child, you can either use the paper forms (students can pick these up in my classroom) with a check or cash (exact change only), OR order online:

  • Go online to: scholastic.com/newparent
  • enter our Class Code: P69TG
  • Follow the instructions to place your order online. 
Every order helps our class earn free books to add to our classroom library!  This is a great way to get some great new books to encourage your child to read during the summer!  

Thanks for supporting your child's love of reading!  
Mrs. Rogness

Friday, May 11, 2018

ELA News Week of 5/14

Homework:  Read 20-30 pages each night!

Monday: Reading stations
Tuesday: Socratic Discussion
Wednesday: STAR test (please remind students to get a good night of sleep and eat a balanced breakfast to prepare to do their best on the test!) 
Thursday: Literary Review
Friday: Literary Review

*Thursday is the due date for the final book order of the year (see info below)
*Friday is the superhero run (Parent Club fundraiser) 
*Friday is the final day to check out materials from the IMC

I want your child to be a successful reader—and for that, I need your help.

When children choose their own books to read for pleasure, they enjoy reading more and spend more time doing it. The more your child reads, the better they will do in school and in life.

Scholastic Book Clubs flyers are made for you and your child to shop for books your child will love to read. Each month, the flyers are filled with trusted, excellent quality, age-appropriate books chosen by Scholastic for prices as low as one dollar.

Plus you will be helping our class when you order: Scholastic matches each order you place with FREE BOOKS for our classroom to share.

Thank you for helping your child become a successful reader.

Sincerely,
Mrs. Rogness

Please place your online order to me by 5/17

Two ways to order:

1. Go online to: scholastic.com/newparent
Look up my name: Julie Rogness
Or enter our Class Code: P69TG
Follow the instructions to place your order online by 5/17

2. Check off the books you want to order for your child on the paper fliers and send a check for Scholastic Book Clubs by 5/17

Friday, May 4, 2018

ELA News week of 5/7

Students should be reading at home as their daily homework!

Monday: Character motifs
Tuesday: Moving from motifs to themes
Wednesday: How symbolism relates to themes
Thursday: Taking charge of your reading life
Friday: Reading aloud to support repertoire and agency