News and Notes from Hagedornia
April 8-12, 2019

Our class podcast, Fifth Grade Fever, has been broadcasting all week.  You can listen to all of the episodes (usually three-four minutes long) at anchor.fm/fifthgradefever.  The best way to subscribe to Fifth Grade Fever is to add the mobile app to your phone.  You can set up notifications and leave us voice messages that we can hear and play on the show!  Students would love to hear from you!
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As a note in this week's Friday Folder states, we do have IAR testing after Spring Break.  Please be sure to read that letter.  I'm sure students will do great on the tests.

Math - We are working on Unit 5 in Math.  This unit is all about Multiplying and Dividing Fractions.

Social Studies - We are learning about the government in Social Studies.  Students recently played a game that taught them about the electoral college.

ELA - We are working on the Biography Writing Unit in Schoolwide.  We will have a new sort in WTW when we return from Spring Break.

Important Links and Information

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Please be sure to listen to Fifth Grade Fever. Shows broadcast daily!
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This game is a supplement to our Math curriculum. Students work on team-building and math strategies in this fun game that we play for a few minutes once a week.
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RECOS Everlasting is a reading game that students participate in during ELA.
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Turn in your Box Tops! Our class is currently winning. Great job so far!
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Click the image above to go to SeeSaw to view what your child is up to in our classroom. To gain access, please visit earlier e-mails from me for more details.
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Students - Click on the "We're Hiring" sign to apply for a job. If you don't get the job you want, you can always apply again.
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Students, please click on the image to sign out a book from "Hagedornia Public Library."
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