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    This document provides information about the upcoming week's lessons for Mrs. Brosman's class. In math, they will take a topic test on Monday and begin a new unit on inequalities and expressions. In reading, students will investigate famous mysteries instead of a regular story. Grammar lessons will involve reviewing skills. In writing, students will present state reports and work on DARE essays. There will be no spelling words assigned over break. Social studies will cover key battles of the American Revolution. Science will involve a research project about organisms' roles in ecosystems.

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    This document provides information about the upcoming week's lessons for Mrs. Brosman's class. In math, they will take a topic test on Monday and begin a new unit on inequalities and expressions. In reading, students will investigate famous mysteries instead of a regular story. Grammar lessons will involve reviewing skills. In writing, students will present state reports and work on DARE essays. There will be no spelling words assigned over break. Social studies will cover key battles of the American Revolution. Science will involve a research project about organisms' roles in ecosystems.

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    Camper Chronicle

    March 13, 2015


    Mrs. Brosman
    bbrosman@triton.k12.in.us
    www.mrsbrosman.weebly.com
    Phone: 574-342-2355

    Math This week we worked on calculating elapsed time, calculating temperature change,
    and how to make a table to solve word problems. We ended the week by reviewing our topic. Monday students will take their topic test. Our next unit will be a breath of fresh air compared to
    the last few we have had. Our next topic will be on inequalities and expressions. We will be back
    to working on our addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division skills.

    Reading

    Next week we will not be doing a regular weekly reading story. Instead we will be
    investigating mysteries! Students have showed an interest in mysteries as of recent, so I have
    based next weeks reading plans around 5 of the biggest mysteries of all times: Amelia Earhart,
    Bermuda Triangle, Stonehenge, Loch Ness Monster, and Bigfoot. We will work on citing evidence in
    the text. It will be a fun week of investigating and theorizing!

    Grammar With no new reading story next week and thus no new grammar skill, we will

    spend the week reviewing the grammar skills we have covered so far: Punctuation, Subject/
    Object Pronouns, Pronouns and Antecedents, and Possessive Pronouns.

    Writing Students finished up and turned in state reports and powerpoints today. Next week
    students will sign up for a day to present after break. Next week I will give students in-class
    time to finish up their DARE essays which are due next Thursday. The essays were assigned
    over 2 weeks ago. Students must turn in an essay in order to graduate from DARE.

    Spelling NO SPELLING WORDS FOR NEXT WEEK!!!! Enjoy the break!


    Social Studies This week we reviewed chapter 8 on the beginning of the Revolutionary
    War and took the chapter 8 test. Next week we will begin the next chapter on key battles and
    heroes of the Revolution.

    Science We spend the week learning about food chains, food webs, and what roles decomposers play in the ecosystem. We will be spending our Science time next week doing a research activity. Students will choose an organism to create a powerpioint on. They must identify the organisms adaptations, habitat, role in the ecosystem, its food chain/web. This will apply all of
    the skills we have learned about so far in this unit.

    Homework Hotline
    *You must wait until after 5:00 p.m. to use this number.

    Instructions

    1) Dial 342 2355.

    2) Wait until the answering machine says good evening. Then dial 527.
    3) Listen to the message. You may want to write the assignments down on paper. Return to

    Note From the Teacher:


    This week I sent home a packet regarding Camp Amigo. Please let me know if you are willing and
    able to be a chaperone for our big trip. The cut-off for accepting parent volunteers is Friday, March
    20. The adult cost of the trip is $26.45. Students do not have to pay to attend Camp Amigo this
    year thanks to a donation made by Kyles Klass. All money will be due by Friday, April 10. In the
    packet you will find a medical release that must be filled out for Camp Amigo. One side is the medical release, the other side is a picture release for Camp Amigo allowing them to include your child in
    any pictures taken. The other page that must be filled out and completed is regarding lunch for
    Thursday, April 16. Please read the packet at your earliest convenience and have all paperwork
    filled out and returned by Friday, April 10. If you have any questions, please dont hesitate to ask!
    DARE essays are due next Thursday. They were assigned by Officer Haskins nearly a month
    ago. Students have had time in DARE to work on them. They must be turned in next Thursday in
    order for students to graduate DARE.

    ~Mrs. Brosman

    Visit Our Class Website: www.mrsbrosman.weebly.com

    *teachers blog
    *contact the teacher
    *class schedule
    *nightly homework
    *upcoming events
    *websites to visit
    *class photos
    Upcoming Dates:

    Star Camper of the Week

    March 18: Books & Baskets


    March 19: DARE essays due!
    March 23-27: Spring Break
    April 3: Good Friday (Make-up Day(
    April 10: Muffins for Moms
    April 16: Progress Reports

    William
    Weissert
    We learned this week that Williams
    favorite subject is Science. He loves
    to play video games and wants to be
    a graphic designers someday.

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