5th graders have been researching careers for the past week or so. Most students have completed the note page and have started on their research paper.They still have two days to work on this in class. However, if they have not completed it by Thursday, it will be homework. Of course, they are welcome to work on it at home at any time. I have encouraged them all to let you help edit their paper. If they have already submitted it, they can unsubmit it to make changes. If you'd like to see the details of the project, please ask  your student to pull it up in google classroom. Google classroom can be accessed on any computer, ipad, phone or smart device. If you have any questions, please let me know. 

Assessments for all students who have been nominated for the GT program begin this week. You do not need to re-test if you are already in the program. GT sessions will begin for identified GT students as soon as all of the assessments have been completed.  I am looking forward to getting things going!!!

If anyone would like to take home a class pet (or two) for the summer, please let me know. The hermit crabs are already spoken for. We still have 2 hamsters, 1 gerbil, 1 crayfish and 2 Madagascar hissing cockroaches who would love to visit you for a few months.  

Please come over and check out their awesome projects! 

**This is just in case your child forgot to deliver your invitation!!  :-) 

Friday, 10 May

8:30-10:00 in the cafeteria

2^nd- Where the Wild Things Are

3^rd- Gods and Goddesses of Ancient Egypt

4^th- History’s Mysteries Science Projects

5^th -Medical Mysteries 

I am looking forward to seeing everyone's projects. They will all be displayed  in the cafeteria on Friday, May 10th from 8:30-10 during our GT RESEARCH EXPO. When you come, please sign in through the front office. See you then!!!!!