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Fifth grade is an important year as students take on more responsibilities and act as role models for younger students. The teacher encourages parents to visit her classroom on September 5th at 6:30pm to learn about classroom procedures and expectations for the year. It is the students' last year of elementary school before moving to junior high, and the teacher hopes it will be a fun and memorable year of learning and growth for all students.
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Mrs. Henkels is excited to start the new school year as the 4th grade teacher. She has been teaching 4th grade for 6 years and was previously the media specialist. On Tuesday, the class will review rules and expectations, which are posted online, and finalize them together. This year, students will explore a new reading series, learn about US regions in social studies, study the solar system and electricity in science, and go to Wolf Ridge in May. Mrs. Henkels provided her contact information and asked parents to return an attached sheet to join an email group.W elcome back letter
- 1. Welcome to 2013-2014 Dear Parents, Welcome to the 2013-2014 school year! I hope that everyone had a fantastic summer and are ready to get back to school. This will be your students last year in the elementary school before we send them off to the junior high. I hope it is a year full of learning, growth, memories, and fun. Fifth grade is a very important year. It is full of more responsibilities than students may have had in the past as we look to the fifth graders to be the role models of the school. Your child will be looked upon by students and staff to set a good example. I know they will be able to rise to the occasion. I am a strong believer that school and home need to be on the same page in order for the student to be most successful. I have a lot of procedures in place, as well as resources, to help bridge these two environments. Below you will find my website. Please take some time to visit this page if you have access to the internet. I also have a newsletter that will be coming home every Monday. Make sure to look for it! I would like to extend the opportunity to you to join me for an informational night September 5th at 6:30. Meet me in our classroom and see the place where you child spends the majority of their day. I will take some time to explain our procedures, expectations, and how 5th grade works. I hope you are able to join us. Thank you for loaning me your children this year. I am so excited to see the progress that they will all make individually and as a learning community. See you on the 5th! Mrs. Erin Knuth Visit me at: http://5knuth.blogspot.com/