The fifth grade was able to return to a more normal schedule this Thursday. The students are gearing up for their end of unit fraction exam next week. The students spent today's lesson doing some minor review and then continuing to work with some word problems pertaining to the division of whole numbers by fractions.
Later in the day, the members of M102 were able to complete their explorer projects. These turned our great. The students can't wait to begin to start investigating the 13 British colonies.
As a reminder, I received this information from Matthew Coleman, the math director for Arlington:
"On Tuesday, March 14th, the Director of Mathematics will present about the transition to Ottoson Middle School, specific to the mathematics department. The primary audience for the event is families that have children entering 6th grade during the 2017-2018 school year. All are welcome though.
Topics will include:
- Bypassing Math 6 for extreme high achievers. The structure and timeline for this opportunity will be outlined.
- The Math Support Intervention Program for grades 6-8.
- Digital Media and Literacy, a computer programming based class for 6th graders.
- Pathways and courses for grades 6-12. Basically, planning ahead and learning about 6-12 mathematics in the Arlington Public Schools.
Reading - 30 minutes of quiet reading
Character Trait Project - Students received directions for a project that will be due on Friday March 10th.
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