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Fifth Grade As professional educators, the fifth grade team provides each and every one of our students with an equal and appropriate education, while meeting four essential principles. First, we offer our students a learner-centered environment that promotes hands-on learning, class participation, social development, and group activities. We believe that encouraging students who are different in abilities, knowledge, and/or personalities to interact and contribute to each other’s growth is an important component to the learning process because it increases the acceptance, respect, and valuing of individual differences. Second, we teach our students the skills necessary to become life-long learners. Helping students to extend their learning beyond this day, this month, or this year is monumental in helping students to continue to become further educated throughout their lives. Third, we aim to make the material that is learned in the classroom relevant to the students’ lives outside of the classroom. A curriculum is only as important as it is relevant and practical to the students’ everyday lives. Finally, we utilize technology in a manner that encourages and facilitates life-long learning and self-sufficiency, so that our students will be able to attain and retain the skills necessary to reach their optimal potential. We incorporate each of these principles into our daily teaching practice to ensure that our students can experience the well-rounded and influential education necessary to meet the challenges of the future and be productive in every phase of their lives. Ann Montgomery grew up in Mt. Airy, NC. She graduated from Meredith College, and has been teaching in various North Carolina public schools for twenty-eight years. She loves to read and work crossword puzzles. Todd Moskauski grew up in Philadelphia, PA. He graduated from Temple University and has been teaching 5th grade at Douglas since 2006. He previously taught 5th grade in Philadelphia, PA and 4th grade in Durham, NC. Todd is an avid sports fan and a die-hard supporter of the Philadelphia Eagles. Hilary McIntosh was born in Longview, Washington. She graduated from the University of North Carolina. This is Hilary’s first year teaching at Douglas Elementary. Hilary enjoys running and is a big fan of the Boston Red Sox. Teachers:
5th Grade Curriculum Interesting links for Fifth Grade:
5th Grade Supply List
Teacher’s Wish List
DO NOT BRING pens (except the red checking pens), crayons, markers, pencil boxes, spiral notebooks, composition notebooks, or toys.
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