Ms. Vercillo – Fifth Grade

Posted on December 10, 2009, by Beth Vercillo, under Fifth Grade.

Happy Holidays!

December is always an exciting month with several fun events!

Please be sure to join us for the Christmas Concert on December 17, and the fifth grade’s presentation of the Jesse Tree December 18^th at 9:00 am in the gym.

Religion

This month our focus is on Advent, and the birth of Jesus. We made a class Advent wreath and an individual one for your family to enjoy at home.

Math

The multiplication facts are really coming along! We are working hard on fractions. Students will have math homework more frequently to assist in their learning, so be sure to check the web site!

ELA

Students are working hard on their 3-dimensional Book Reports on the novel, Loser. Their writing has improved so much! We look forward to beginning our Student Treasure Books of poetry next month. Thank you to the Rosa Family for the donation of colored dry erase markers, we use them for color pencil editing!

We welcome any parent to volunteer to assist in the classroom. Let me know if you are interested.

Happy Holidays to you and yours!

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