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Welcome to Back to School Night Mr Bague 5 th Grade Please pick up your childs Tuesday Folder on the back counter About Me Married to Leighanne Bague Emblem Kindergarten Teacher Tori ID: 764177

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Welcome to Back to School Night!Mr. Bague – 5th Grade Please pick up your child’s Tuesday Folder on the back counter.

About MeMarried to Leighanne Bague, Emblem Kindergarten TeacherTori – 7th grader & Brooke 5th grader We love road trips to Montana & Idaho, beach camping in our travel trailer, and just travelling in general! USC football fan I LOVE teaching!

Experience19th year teaching - taught 3rd grade, 4th /5th & 5th/6th grade combination classes, 5 th grade, and 6 th grade North Park for a decade - 6 th grade for 6 years, and then 5 th grade for 4 years Launched the student-run morning broadcast at North Park in 2006, then “’ Ello Emblem” four years ago. Audio podcasting work I did with my classes was cited in the ISTE book called Web 2.0: New Tools, New Schools by Gwen Solomon and Lynne Schrum M.A., Educational Management – University of LaVerne / B.A., Organizational Communication – CSU, Stanislaus One of eight teachers selected District-wide in 2011 to become a District Coach to help fellow teachers I currently serve on the Board of the Santa Clarita Environmental Education Consortium (SCEEC) based at College of the Canyons

Emblem Academy is as a S.T.E.M. school.Science – Technology – Engineering - M athematicsWe’ve added the ideas of Ethics and E ntrepreneurship, which makes our focus: E thics S cience T echnology E ngineering E ntrepreneurship M athematics ESTEEM

What will ESTEEM look like?We intentionally teach the strands of ESTEEM through integration into the California Content standards with inspiring teaching that encourages students to explore the world around them.STEMinars will begin after Fall Break Two STEMinar sessions + one Grade Level Project

EthicsPart of our discussions of ethics as well as student conduct will revolve around the Pillars of Character:TrustworthinessRespectResponsibility FairnessCaringCitizenship

Language ArtsReading LiteratureReading Informational TextReading: Foundational SkillsWriting Speaking and ListeningLanguage

MathematicsOperations and Algebraic ThinkingNumber and Operations in Base TenNumber and Operations – FractionsMeasurement and Data Geometry

History / Social ScienceConstitution and CitizenshipExploration of North AmericaColonies – New England, Middle, and SouthernPre-Revolutionary Period Revolutionary WarMoving WestStates and Capitals

ScienceStructure & Properties of MatterMatter and Energy in OrganismsEarth’s SystemsSpace Systems Engineering Design

Physical Education200 minutes every two weeksP.E. testing in 5th grade – evaluates endurance, flexibility, and strengthTested areas: mile run, shoulder stretch, push-ups, curl-ups, and trunk lift Body Mass Index (BMI) also measured using student’s height/weight/ageSPARK Program developed by San Diego State University

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Schedule 8:00 – 8:10 Morning Business 8:10 – 8:40 CORE – Speaking and Listening 8:40 - 9:05 P.E. 9:10 – 10:35 Math10:35 – 10:55 Recess 11:00 – 12:50 Language Arts 12:25 – 1:10 Lunch 1:10 – 2:45 Science/History/ STEMinars ( STEMinars will begin after October Break .) 2:49 Dismissal NOTE – Wednesday dismissal is 1:39 PM.

HomeworkHomework will be assigned Monday-Thursday nights.Nightly homework could take up to an hour to an hour and ten minutes, INCLUDING nightly reading.Typing Club – Five to ten minutes per night P.E. homework will be given starting after October Break.If an assignment takes an excessively long time, stop your child after a reasonable amount of time, and let me know. You can do this by writing a note in your child’s planner or by email. Make sure the assignment was being worked on diligently before you do this.

Jupiter Ed: We will be using an online grading system called Jupiter Ed.Please check weekly or every two weeks, as behavior and academic grades are posted. www.jupitered.com

Parent ResponsibilitiesReview and sign planner daily.Provide a quiet study area with good lighting.Help your child understand the directions and refer to notes if necessary.Check to see if homework is accurate and complete.Practice with your child.*If rewarding, please focus more on the preparation and not the result.

Student ResponsibilitiesPrepare for tests in advance.Understand what the homework assignment is and how to do it.Write all assignments in homework planner daily without teacher assistance.Know when assignments are due.Take all the necessary materials and supplies home to do the assignment.Take responsibility for making-up missing assignments due to absences.

Expect the Unexpected!Most likely, your child will be a different person at the end of the year.5th graders love to test boundaries—Things they have never done before, might be attempted this year…You need to be prepared with how you will respond.

Communication Tuesday Folders – school notices / graded work, testsMr. Chris Bague cbague@saugususd.orgmrbague.weebly.com School phone number: 661-294-5315

Class DonationsAmazon or Home Depot gift cards for color printer ink and misc. engineering project supplies (i.e. - dowel rods, 3” foam spheres, etc.)Look for DonorsChoose.com information in the Tuesday FolderMost needed items: tissues, thin dry erase markers, copy paper, books

Some notes about the first few days:Drop off in the morning: It’s okay for parents to be on campus for a few minutes in the morning. (THIS WEEK)After this week, please use valet for drop off. Following the traffic pattern will allow for much smoother flow.First day of school pickup for 5th grade will be on the basketball court.Normal afternoon pick up for 5th grade students is at the back gate closest to the Pre-School building, where Paraguay and Cabaletta meet. Please park in the neighborhood, then walk to meet your child.Students who walk home will also be going through the gates on Cabaletta.

Thank you for committing the time to attend tonight’s presentation!