Week 29 4/11-15/2022
This Week at Brown School
M- STEP and NWEA Window
5th Grade Testing Dates and Times 2022 *subject to change
M-Step Window: April 11 - May 20
NWEA: April 18 - May 6
WEEK 1
M-Step: Science (1 hour 30 minutes)
Tuesday, April 19 @ 9:45-10:30
WEEK 2
M-Step: Reading (2 hours)
Tuesday, April 26
9:45-10:30 test
10:45-11:00 recess
11:15-12:00 test
WEEK 3
NWEA: Reading
Tuesday, May 3
NWEA: Math
Wednesday, May 4
WEEK 4
M-Step: Social Studies (1 hour)
Wednesday, May 11 @ 10:00-11:00
WEEK 5
M-Step: Math (1 hour 30 minutes)
Tuesday, May 17
9:45-10:30 test
10:45-11:00 recess
11:15-12:00 test
4/11 P2 Character Strength: Fairness
Maize & Blue Monday
GOTR group 1 meets after school
4/12 5th grade book club meets at lunch
GOTR group 2 meets after school
4/13 NOT a late start - this is a change due to SAT @ SJHS
5th grade TRAILS meets at lunch
GOTR group 1 meets after school
Art class meets after school
4/14 GOTR group 2 meets after school
4/15 Popcorn Friday!
Brown Bear Credit Union 8:20 - 8:45 a.m.
5th grade TRAILS meets at lunch
Coming Up...
M-STEP Testing Continues (5th grade)
NWEA Testing Begins (4/18-5/6)
4/18 P2 Character Strength: Appreciation of Beauty & Excellence
Maize & Blue Monday
Mileage Club begins during lunch recess!
Scholastic Book Fair begins (runs all week)
GOTR group 1 meets after school
Book Fair Family Night 5:30 - 7:30 p.m.
4/19 Student Council meeting @ lunch
GOTR group 2 meets after school
PTO Meeting @ 7pm in the Media Center
4/20 Late Start Day
Mileage Club @ lunch recess
GOTR group 1 meets after school
4/21 GOTR group 2 meets after school
4/22 Science Olympiad competition today! Go Brown School!
Mileage Club @ lunch recess
Science- Mystery Science: Spaceship Earth
Rotation and Revolution of the Earth around the Sun.
Reading- Continuing to work on Cause and Effect
Monday- Biography
Tuesday- Rachel Carson
Wednesday- Mary Leakey
Thursday- Make Connections Across Texts
Math- Continuing to work on the unit: Place Value and Decimal Operations.
Unit Goals
- Students build from place value understanding in grade 4 to recognize that in a multi-digit number, a digit in one place represents 10 times as much as it represents in the place to its right and of what it represents in the place to its left. They use this place value understanding to round, compare, order, add, subtract, multiply, and divide decimals.
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