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Welcome to Adobe GoLive 6
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About Me
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Contact Me at Home
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Hours to Visit
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My Links
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Ms. Marlee Rocha
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Unpublished at teacher's request
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I will be available from 7:45 a.m. until 8:00 a.m. and then again from 2:35 until 3:00 p.m.
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Week 12!
CANDY DRIVE STARTED!
IMPORTANT DATES:
*5th grade pumpkin patch field trip October 22 9-11
*Fall Break October 6-17
*Parent Teacher Conference October 22-23 12pm-3:15pm
HOMEWORK:
*spelling packet, vocabulary, current event due FRIDAY
We have testing on Friday's. If there are make-up tests to take, I have to give during the student's recesses. I have no other time to give them. I do not want them missing the daily lessons.
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Weekly update:
Current event due Friday!
HOMEWORK is a BIG part of grades.
I offer afterschool tutoring Monday-Thursday for those who are in need.
Week 12
By the end of the week, 4th grade students will know:
how to identify the main idea and supporting details in a text.
how to make inferences using clues and evidence from what they read.
how to use context clues, prefixes, and roots to determine the meaning of new vocabulary.
how to compare and contrast key ideas or themes between sections or passages.
how to summarize a text by including only important details and the central message.
how to use text evidence to explain their understanding of what they read.
📗 5th Grade Reading — Week 12
By the end of the week, students will know:
how to determine an author’s main idea or theme using evidence from the text.
how to draw inferences and explain their thinking with supporting details.
how to use academic vocabulary correctly in discussion and writing.
how to analyze and compare information across texts or topics.
how to write a clear summary that captures key details and central ideas.
how to discuss and respond to text-based questions using textual evidence.
✏️ 4th & 5th Grade Writing — Week 12
By the end of the week, students will know:
how to plan and organize ideas before writing.
how to write an engaging introduction that clearly states their topic or opinion.
how to develop body paragraphs with strong supporting details, facts, and examples.
how to write a clear conclusion that wraps up their writing.
how to revise and edit for clarity, sentence fluency, and punctuation.
how to produce a final draft that is neat, complete, and organized for publishing.
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