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Mrs. Shelton – 5th Grade and 6th Grade

Anne Shelton — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 05:45:25 +0000

Our 5^th graders are getting ready to go on a most wonderful adventure to The Pine’s Catholic Camp. We will be learning about Entomology, Orienteering, Archaeology, Forestry, Meteorology, and Limnology. We hope to master the high ropes, canoeing, and so much more!

The 5^th Graders are well into the American Revolution learning about Colonial America.

In Science the 6^th graders have adopted an atom and we are onto Molecules and Bonding.

Mrs. Shelton – Fifth and Sixth Grades

Anne Shelton — Fri, 11 Dec 2009 03:12:06 +0000

Fifth Grade

In Science, the fifth graders will conclude the chapter on Exploring the Oceans. Our next Unit is to Infinity and beyond! AKA Learning all about our Solar System and Beyond!

In Social Studies the fifth graders will conclude the Unit: The Land and Early People. We will make the smooth transition into Exploration and settlement! Please have your student study the names and locations of the 50 United States along with each State’s Capital.

Sixth Grade

In 6^th grade Science we have succeeded learning the metric system ways of measurement along with the Scientific Method. All students were given a package with all of the Science Fair Project information. If you have any questions, please e-mail or call me with any and all questions. The 6^th graders will also learn and master the General Properties of Matter.

Mrs. Shelton – Fifth and Sixth Grade

Anne Shelton — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 02:00:53 +0000

In Science, the 5^th graders are wrapping up Their Unit on Earth Science. We will begin learning about “The Solar System and Beyond.”

In Social Studies we are continuing to learn about our Native Americans. The 5^th graders are enjoying learning their current events in their Scholastic News!

The 6^th graders have begun learning about Physical Science. We are learning how to apply the Scientific Method as a way of problem solving. The metric system will be used to make calculations, applying concepts, identifying relationships, and interpreting information. The students are also learning the working knowledge of prefixes and suffixes used in science vocabulary.