Here we are at the last week of summer school!
Here is what we will be learning this week:
-Geometry!
-Review perimeter and area
-Circles
-Parallelograms
-Angles and Triangles
On Friday, we will be playing a review game in class. In preparation, students should look over their work from the previous weeks. This will help them to do well!
We will also be having a small party on Friday, and it would be great for the kids to each bring something to share. We will be planning this party in class on Wednesday, so expect some more information to come!
Report cards will also be coming home on Friday.
Thanks for all of your hard work (both students and parents!) and keep it up this last week! Finish strong!
Cordially,
Miss Lagasse
Sunday, July 22, 2007
Tuesday, July 17, 2007
Week 5
Hey there!
There is a lot going on this week!
The topics we will be covering are:
-Ratios
-Percents
-Relationships between percents, decimals, and fractions
-Probability
-Circle graphs
We have some new students in class this week; some exchange students from Korea. They will be with us until the end of summer school, so please encourage your student to help make them feel welcome.
Also, your child may have brought home some worksheets to be corrected and signed on Thursday or Friday of last week. If they brought the worksheet(s) back corrected, the corrected grade replaced the original grade. These worksheets covered expressions, equations, and the order of operations which are beginning algebra. These topics will be covered in 5th and 6th grade math during the school year as well. As a result of the students grades on the worksheets, I retaught the lesson on Monday to ensure the students understanding. Thanks for supporting your students and their learning!
Do you have questions or concerns? Please feel free to email me at misslagasse@gmail.com or call the school and ask for summer programs.
I look forward to finishing strong in the coming days and helping your child grow and succeed in math!
Prayerfully,
Miss Lagasse
There is a lot going on this week!
The topics we will be covering are:
-Ratios
-Percents
-Relationships between percents, decimals, and fractions
-Probability
-Circle graphs
We have some new students in class this week; some exchange students from Korea. They will be with us until the end of summer school, so please encourage your student to help make them feel welcome.
Also, your child may have brought home some worksheets to be corrected and signed on Thursday or Friday of last week. If they brought the worksheet(s) back corrected, the corrected grade replaced the original grade. These worksheets covered expressions, equations, and the order of operations which are beginning algebra. These topics will be covered in 5th and 6th grade math during the school year as well. As a result of the students grades on the worksheets, I retaught the lesson on Monday to ensure the students understanding. Thanks for supporting your students and their learning!
Do you have questions or concerns? Please feel free to email me at misslagasse@gmail.com or call the school and ask for summer programs.
I look forward to finishing strong in the coming days and helping your child grow and succeed in math!
Prayerfully,
Miss Lagasse
Friday, July 6, 2007
The End of Week 3
Hello students and parents!
Today marks the end of week 3 for summer school. Report cards and interims went home with your student. (Report cards for those who are not completing the second session of three weeks and interims for those who are.)
Two different grades are giving in summer school at Village, Satisfactory and Needs Improvement. Please note the grades for the class, conduct, and work habits, as well as comments on your students report card/interim.
To indicate that you received it, and are aware of your child's progress in class, please email me at misslagasse@gmail.com to let me know.
Again, if you have a questions or concerns, please feel free to email me at the address above or call the school at 818.767.8382.
It has been a privilege and joy to teach your child for this past three weeks, and I look forward to those ahead! (for those who are staying.)
For those whose last day was today, have a fantastic remainder of the summer and God bless you!
In Christ,
Miss Lagasse
Today marks the end of week 3 for summer school. Report cards and interims went home with your student. (Report cards for those who are not completing the second session of three weeks and interims for those who are.)
Two different grades are giving in summer school at Village, Satisfactory and Needs Improvement. Please note the grades for the class, conduct, and work habits, as well as comments on your students report card/interim.
To indicate that you received it, and are aware of your child's progress in class, please email me at misslagasse@gmail.com to let me know.
Again, if you have a questions or concerns, please feel free to email me at the address above or call the school at 818.767.8382.
It has been a privilege and joy to teach your child for this past three weeks, and I look forward to those ahead! (for those who are staying.)
For those whose last day was today, have a fantastic remainder of the summer and God bless you!
In Christ,
Miss Lagasse
Sunday, July 1, 2007
Week 3
Hello!
We are entering week 3 of summer school, which may be the last week for some of you!
On Friday of last week, we baked chocolate chip cookies to practice multiplying and using fractions in real life. They were yummy!
This week we will be focusing on measurement!
The following topics will be covered:
-Perimeter, area and volume
-Metric measurements
-Converting measurements
No school on Wednesday, July 4th! Have a great and safe holiday!
We are entering week 3 of summer school, which may be the last week for some of you!
On Friday of last week, we baked chocolate chip cookies to practice multiplying and using fractions in real life. They were yummy!
This week we will be focusing on measurement!
The following topics will be covered:
-Perimeter, area and volume
-Metric measurements
-Converting measurements
No school on Wednesday, July 4th! Have a great and safe holiday!
Sunday, June 24, 2007
Week 2
Hello,
I hope everyone has had a restful weekend and are ready for week two of 5th and 6th grade math!
This next week we will be covering fraction concepts including the following:
-Greatest common factor
-Simplifying fractions
-Improper and mixed fractions
-Adding, Subtracting, Multiplying, and Dividing Fractions
-How fractions relate to decimals
On Friday, if the students reach a class goal of 70 points, we will be practicing multiplying fractions by baking cookies! Please encourage your child to make good choices in class.
As for homework, please have your child continue to practice the multiplication flash cards that were sent home last week. If there is any other homework, I will send it home with your student.
I hope you have a blessed week!
-Miss Lagasse
I hope everyone has had a restful weekend and are ready for week two of 5th and 6th grade math!
This next week we will be covering fraction concepts including the following:
-Greatest common factor
-Simplifying fractions
-Improper and mixed fractions
-Adding, Subtracting, Multiplying, and Dividing Fractions
-How fractions relate to decimals
On Friday, if the students reach a class goal of 70 points, we will be practicing multiplying fractions by baking cookies! Please encourage your child to make good choices in class.
As for homework, please have your child continue to practice the multiplication flash cards that were sent home last week. If there is any other homework, I will send it home with your student.
I hope you have a blessed week!
-Miss Lagasse
Sunday, June 17, 2007
Welcome to 5th and 6th Grade Math!!!
Hello students and parents!
Welcome to 5th and 6th grade summer school math! I am excited to review and learn more about math in fun and exciting ways this summer!
I have posted this website so that you, as parents, can have easy access to what is going on in class and what your child is learning. Be sure to check it often!
Also, I will be posting links to some cool math websites for kids so that the students can practice math facts at home.
If you have any questions or need to speak with me, you can email me at misslagasse@gmail.com. I check my email daily. You can also leave a message for me by calling the school at 818.767.8382 and asking for the Elementary Office.
Again, I look forward to reviewing essential math concepts, having fun, and helping your students be successful this summer!
Blessings to you and your family,
Miss Lagasse
Welcome to 5th and 6th grade summer school math! I am excited to review and learn more about math in fun and exciting ways this summer!
I have posted this website so that you, as parents, can have easy access to what is going on in class and what your child is learning. Be sure to check it often!
Also, I will be posting links to some cool math websites for kids so that the students can practice math facts at home.
If you have any questions or need to speak with me, you can email me at misslagasse@gmail.com. I check my email daily. You can also leave a message for me by calling the school at 818.767.8382 and asking for the Elementary Office.
Again, I look forward to reviewing essential math concepts, having fun, and helping your students be successful this summer!
Blessings to you and your family,
Miss Lagasse
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