5th Grade
Mrs. Ward
Up Coming Events
April 27th- Pen Pal Letter due
April 27th- May 1st- Book Fair
April 29th- BizTown Field Trip (Bring a Bag Lunch)
April 30th- Class Goes to Book Fair
May 1st- Class Goes to Book Fair
May 1st- Math Performance Badger Task
May 14th- Band Concert at 6:00
May 15th - Human Growth and Development (date got changed)
May 19th- Choir Concert
May 28th & 29th- Camp Whitcomb Field Trip
Food Drive
Pen Pals
We began composing our letters answering our pen pals' questions. We will be using these letters to teach the 3rd graders a bit about Horizon. In addition, this is a great opportunity for our class to practice our friendly letter skills.
Your child's pen pal letter is due Monday, April 27th. Plan on having your child write their pen pal a letter every other week.
Progress Reports
Buy One, Get One Free
The Scholastic Book Fair will be taking place April 27th-May st. There's a great opportunity to get free books!
When? Monday, April 27-Thursday April, 30 9am - 5pm ; Friday, May 1st 9am - 4pm
Why? Proceeds are used to purchase book for reading programs, classrooms, authors visits, and more!
How? Purchase Scholastic items tax free at the fair
Buy One, Get on Free! It's a great way to get some book for the summer of buy yourself a book or get on for the classroom. Our class will be visiting the book fair April 30th and May 1st. Also feel to come with your child after school to purchase books.
Camp Whitcomb Registration
The website also includes more camp information such a notes from the nurse and the equipment list. Take a look!
Volunteer Breakfast
Our wonderful volunteer corp is 1,274 strong and has already donated 28,000 hours within the Pewaukee School District. To celebrate the parents and grandparents, community members and senior citizens, PTO, church organizations and local clubs such as Women's Club and Interfaith, we will be hosting our annual Volunteer Appreciation Breakfast on Monday, June 1 from 9-11:00 in Horizon Cafeteria. Volunteers can enjoy food, fellowship and entertainment by 1st and 4th graders, interspersed with thank yous from administration and intervention coaches.