Upcoming Dates to KnowMonday, April 24 SJPS Board Meeting @ Upton 6 PM
Tuesday, April 25 Fifth Grade M-Step
Wednesday, April 26 Late Start Fifth Grade M-Step Art Class 3:50-5:30 PM
Thursday, April 27 Fourth & Fifth Grade Book Club
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Family Enrollment SurveyOne of the annual tasks of school is to look forward and predict future class sizes. With our kindergarten roundup event completed, we have begun planning for our incoming classes. The form below is an important tool as it allows us to hear from families already here in our district. Please take a moment and complete it. Thank you! |
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PTO CornerBear Wear: Bear Wear sales have been extended one more week in hopes of meeting order minimums. Orders are due Sunday, April 23rd! Please see this link to order.
Event Calendar: The last few months of school can get crazy. Please view our event calendar at the link below to see all of the upcoming events! Please note that this calendar does not include grade-level field trips since those are not managed by the PTO. Also, check out the Community Corkboard for non-SJPS activities and camps (link below). PTO Meeting: Minutes from last week's PTO meeting are available at the link below. Please join us for our next scheduled PTO meeting on April 18th at 12:15pm. We will meet in the Media Center as well as provide a link to join electronically.
Track Meet Volunteers: The annual elementary track meet will be held May 12th at the high school (rain date: May 19th). If you are interested in volunteering, please check out this signup!
Robotics Expo: Join the Average Joes and learn about SJPS robotics programs on April 29th from 10am-3pm. The expo will be held at the Edward J Todd Innovation Center at the High School. Click here to view the flyer.
Croc Charm Fundraiser! Croc charms will be available for purchase in the cross-hall on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday before school and during lunch. This fundraiser will support the 5th Grade Class gift! $2 each or 3 for $5.
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| | Volunteers are needed for the 3rd-5th Grade Track & Field DayThe John Hall Elementary Track Meet is an event that takes place each year. It is held at the high school and parents are invited to watch this track-and-field competition between the three elementary schools. All students in 3rd-5th grades participate. Each student will participate in 4 events: 60-meter dash, 100-meter dash, Running Long Jump & Softball Throw. Classes will cycle through these 4 stations. The final event is the class relay. Each classroom fields a girls' relay team and a boys' relay team for a 400-meter relay. This is really fun to watch, as all the non-participating students are in the stands cheering for their school! Please check out this link to volunteer!! | | | | Fall Registration for Girl Scouts is OpenDaisy by Email is for girls entering Kindergarten or First grade in the Fall of 2023. The program is designed to prepare them for their adventures as Girl Scouts! Members will be emailed an interactive packet in the summer months of June, July, and August. There will be additional opportunities for girls to participate throughout the summer. Girls will then be placed in a troop as they become available. The flyer contains information on how to get started! | | | | Average Joe's FREE STEM Expo for studentsThe Joes are hosting an EXPO on April 29th. We will have fun and approachable STEAM experiments at the Innovation Center and parking lot (maybe more - TBD). Additionally, we will have robots running, and hopefully, some local teams playing with us! There will be info on St.Joe Robotics programs too. This is also in conjunction with a Senior Service Project, managed by two 4-year seniors on the Average Joes! |
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Reading- Start Unit 8: Summarize and Synthesis/Evaluate Author's Purpose
Monday-Hockey is my Game
Tuesday- Some Weather
Wednesday- Cheap Land
Thursday- Bacteria
Friday- Constructed Written Responses
Math- continue unit 5: In this unit, students use place value understanding to round, compare, order, add, subtract, multiply, and divide decimals.
Section C: Multiply Decimals
- In this section, students multiply decimals with products up to hundredths. Students initially multiply decimals in ways that make sense to them. Area diagrams were used to make sense of fraction multiplication in earlier units, and they are used here as a familiar representation to make sense of decimal multiplication. They use the diagrams to relate multiplying with whole numbers to multiplying with decimals.
- Divide decimals with quotients resulting in the hundredths using place value reasoning and properties of operations.
Science- Mystery Science: Continue Spaceship Earth
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