Ms.

Jones 5th Grade Class

2017-2018
Room 10
 brjones@fergflor.org

341.640.3143

Class Website
http://walimujonesclas
s.weebly.com/
 Homeroom
8:20 AM Breakfast
8:45 AM Morning Meeting
9:05 AM Special
10:00 Restroom
Math Elewa
10:05 Classwork
11:35 AM Lunch
12:30 PM Classwork
SWITCHMath Rakhety
1:00 PM

3:10 PM Classwork

3:10 PM Switch to Homeroom

Ream of White
Dry Erase
or colored Pencils
Markers
Copy Paper
2 Subject
Index Cards Spiral Markers
Notebooks

Colored Pencils Germ-X Kleenex

Glue Sticks Baby Wipes Lysol Wipes

 No School on Labor DaySept. 1st
No School on Professional DevelopmentSept. 18th
1/2 Day Student Attendance - Sept 29th
Progress ReportsSept. 15th
Report CardsOct. 1st
Parent Teacher Conferences Oct 16-19
NO School Fall BreakOct. 19th -23rd
1/2 Day Student Attendance - Oct 27th
 School Wide Behavior Matrix
Behavior Clip Chart
5th Grade Classroom and Teacher
Expectations
Rewards Flex Seating, Monthly
Parties, Dessert Activities
 Students complete their homework on Khan
Academy. Please allow them to use your
phone/tablet to access this information at home.

They will sign in with google using their email and

password.

myusername@fergflor.org
If they are not able to use Khan Academy, they can
get worksheets from me. But they have to request it.
 Email/Phone
Website/Blog
Class Dojo
Conferences
 What is the Flipped Classroom model?
At home, students use videos and other digital
content created or assigned by the teacher to
learn a
new concept. Students will watch instructional
videos at home and use classroom time to apply
their
knowledge with more individualized attention from
the teacher. Students will complete assignments
related to material in order to participate in the
class activity the following day.
 Benefits of using the Flipped Classroom:
21st century learning aligns with Common Core
State Standards
Increased student and teacher interaction
Lessons can be repeated, paused and rewound
as needed
Students pay closer attention to detail
Increased hands on learning time in class
Lessons can be viewed by absent students
Parents can view the lesson and learn along with
their child
Increased savings on school and supplies
 How will homework be done? Homework will be to
view instructional videos that the teacher has
assigned. These clear and concise videos are between
5 - 15 minutes in length and will introduce your child to
new concepts/material for class. Students will become
active learners. While viewing the videos, students
may pause and rewind as needed to write something
down or hear information again. Your child will have an
opportunity to show their understanding of the new
concept when they return to the classroom the next
day. Students will take guided notes and answer review
questions in a graphic organizer provided