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Fifth Grade

Major 5th Grade Events

 

Walk Across the American Revolution

This year each fifth grade class will participate in an exciting, interactive presentation about the American Revolution made possible by a mini-grant from MEF.

 

Because this is an interactive and entertaining overview of the American Revolution, parents are encouraged to attend.

Walk Across the American Revolution requires students to memorize specific information and share it during the presentation. Please work with your child to understand, memorize, and practice performing the character and vocabulary cards they receive.

Additionally, each student is required to dress up as his or her assigned character. We will have a few props to help with this, but students need to assemble a costume to wear.

 

Colonial Simulation

Each year, the fifth grade gets to step into the shoes of a colonist. We create colonies and determine how to earn and spend our wealth, play colonial games, learn about colonial arts/crafts/cooking, calculate complex wampum trades (math) with the Native Americans, and much, much more. The week concludes with a Colonial Tea Feast followed by square dancing. Parents are highly encouraged to volunteer, as we need a considerable amount of help.

 

Science Camp

Exploring New Horizons, Camp Loma Mar

"Science camp was my favorite part of fifth grade.  We went on hikes, were able to walk barefoot in the forest, have fun with our friends in our cabins, and we even got to make our own skits.  Science camp taught me a lot about nature and having fun.  Science camp was awesome!" - Sarah  2005

Each day we would do something different.

One day we hiked in a redwood forest.

"We went to science camp, at Camp Loma Mar.  It was an amazing experience.  We saw a 2000 - year - old tree, played by a river, had campfires and did many fun games." - Ben 

Another day, we went to the beach.

"Fifth grade is so fun because you get to go to Science Camp.  Science Camp is so fun.  You get to go on tons of hikes.  The food is great and the counselors are so nice." - Joe 

On the third day, we went hiking in an oak tree forest.

"I really liked going on the overnight because we went for four nights and five days.  Last year (4th grade) we only went for one night and two days, so this year was much better.  At camp I loved the food.  I also loved the hikes.  My favorite one was the oak hike.  It was awesome!" - Jaime 

We hung out with great people and had a great time!

"Fifth grade made me very happy.  Especially science camp.  Science camp is SUPER FUN!!!!!!" - Grayson  

Every 5th Grader Needs: 

 

Field Trip Permission Slip          

Reading Response Log

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REQUESTED SCHOOL SUPPLIES FOR CAMINO PABLO SCHOOL FIFTH GRADE STUDENTS

2011-2012

 

We are fortunate to be able to provide all Camino Pablo students with the basic school supplies needed for a rich educational experience.  However, in the current era of budget cuts, combined with our desire to provide a wide variety of engaging curricular activities, we ask that parents support our efforts by providing some “specialty” items.

 

  1. 1 ½” binder with a pocket on the inside of the front cover
  2. 1 packet of 8 binder dividers
  3. 4 colored pens, such as red or blue.  Flairs work great or ball point pens
  4. 4 textbook covers or brown grocery bags for covering textbooks  (standard size covers do not fit, so jumbo is needed.  (We prefer grocery bags)
  5. 1 pencil pouch, with 3 holds, that fits in a binder.  (We do not want pencil boxes due to storage concerns.)
  6. 1 box of 8 colored pencils
  7. 2 colored highlighters (any color)
  8. 2 Expo/dry erase markers
  9. 6 glue sticks
  10. 1 package of 12 pencils
  11. 2 packets of wide rule binder paper
  12. 2 packets of post-it notes
  13. 2-single subject spiral notebooks (70-100 pages)
  14. 1 pair scissors
  15. 1 box tissues
  16. backpack