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Here is the schedule for our final week of 5th grade!

The Week 9 schedule is attached below. All work is assigned on Teams, which you can access through Clever.

The Week 7 schedule is attached below. All work is assigned on Teams, which you an access through your Clever account.

Have a great long weekend! The Week 6 schedule is attached below. All work is assigned on Teams, which you can access through your Clever account.

Week 6 Schedule.docx

Week 5 Schedule! All work is assigned on Teams, which you can access through your Clever account.

Week 5 Schedule.docx

Week 4 Schedule! All work is assigned on Teams, which you can access through Clever.

Week 4 Schedule.docx

Here is our schedule for Week 3! All work is assigned on Teams, which you can access through Clever.

Week 3 Schedule.docx

Here is our schedule for Week 2! All work is assigned on Teams, which you can access through Clever.

Week 2 Schedule.docx

Here is a copy of our schedule for Week 1 of at-home learning! "See" you Monday!

Week 1 Schedule.docx

Update 4/3

It was great to see some of the kids’ faces on Zoom this week. We will continue to do these Zoom meetings on Wednesdays at noon. Please help this run smoothly for your child be reading over the following information.

Zoom Directions:

You do not need to have a Zoom account or any Zoom experience to participate. You will need the following:

A computer or laptop (strongly preferred) or other device (tablet, smartphone).
I will send you the invitation for the call to all the emails I have for your family and post it on ClassDojo.
At the time of the event, you’ll click that link to enter the presentation. A laptop with built-in camera, microphone, and speakers is probably the ideal device to use for the call.
A headset or earbuds is not required, but some might prefer it for the audio. You will be listening and, at times, speaking. Check your audio ahead of time to make sure your device microphone and speakers are functional. A headset reduces background noise and audio feedback.
Quiet space away from other people or noise is helpful.
Make sure the light source is in front of you, not behind you.
Keep yourself muted unless you are actively speaking.

Learning Plan Week 4/6-4/10: https://wke.lt/w/s/jBrlXm

Update 3/30

I hope this email finds you all well. This past week seemed difficult for a lot of students. The first week we were at home felt like Spring Break with the sunny weather. Last week, cabin fever started to creep in and I have heard from quite a few of you that your students are unmotivated and really missing school. I get it. Students thrive on routine and hopefully as the weeks pass, you can find a bit of a new “normal” with at-home learning and the Stay Home, Stay Healthy order.

Starting this week, I will do a Zoom call with the class on Wednesday at noon and be posting a daily read aloud video at 2:00pm on ClassDojo for them to watch whenever they have time. I will also be posting a weekly ClassDojo challenge if they would like to respond to it. I have also decided to send out the work for the week on Friday afternoons so you and your families have the weekend to plan. So week 3 work will come out this Friday for the following week. If you have not used Zoom before, I have included some directions below.

Zoom Directions:

You do not need to have a Zoom account or any Zoom experience to participate. You will need the following:

A computer or laptop (strongly preferred) or other device (tablet, smartphone).
I will send you the invitation for the call to all the emails I have for your family and post it on ClassDojo.
At the time of the event, you’ll click that link to enter the presentation. A laptop with built-in camera, microphone, and speakers is probably the ideal device to use for the call.
A headset or earbuds is not required, but some might prefer it for the audio. You will be listening and, at times, speaking. Check your audio ahead of time to make sure your device microphone and speakers are functional. A headset reduces background noise and audio feedback.
Quiet space away from other people or noise is helpful.
Make sure the light source is in front of you, not behind you.
Keep yourself muted unless you are actively speaking.

Some additional reminders;

Make sure students are accessing BrainP0P, Seesaw, and Zearn through Clever. Some folks were not finding their class- so hopefully this will help.
We know that a new document from OSPI was just released. This is being looked at by IEA and ISD leaders and there will be more to come. For right now, stay the course and take care of your families and offer our Learning Plans to your students to stay engaged with learning.

5th Grade Leaning Plan Week 2 : https://wakelet.com/@ISDTLS411

Also, see link below for Mrs Ploetz’s PE Workout! Fun!

https://youtu.be/Et4wPoEq7bk

Here is a message from Ms. Denise

Dear 4^th and 5^th graders,

I miss all of you and I miss being in the classrooms. J I miss seeing you in the lunchroom and saying HI in the halls. I hope you are all doing well, helping your families and keeping busy!

BELOW is a link for the Discovery Video we had made back in November for Spirit Week. (With the help of a student ambassador who did the editing for me).

It gives you a little glimpse our school so we can all remember it!

Also, if you are interested in having a Miss Denise ZOOM meeting(one time or weekly) with me to chat, please have your parents email me so I can send details on how to make that happen.

DISCOVERY VIDEO

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KmEk6uQHC40&t=11s

I know this time is difficult right now. Your children are looking to you for some routine, order, calm and reassurance. At this point all academic offerings are optional. Give yourself grace and time to establish routines and expectations that work for your family.

I think it will help them to check in with me via Zoom now and to see their classmates. Together, we can do this!

Please email with questions!

Hang in there!

Update 3/23

Hello Fifth Grade Families!

I hope this email finds you well. I have some updates for you!

For ClassDojo, I will be working today and tomorrow to send individual QR codes for students to log into their accounts. I would love if they could log on weekly and tell me how they are doing/draw a picture/post a video/etc. I miss connecting with them, so this is a way I can think of right now for us to stay connected. This is not required, but it would make my teacher heart happy to hear from them!

As a 5th grade team, we are committed to providing you with optional learning resources weekly. We plan to have these resources available to you every Monday by 12:00pm. We are living in extraordinary times, that call for extraordinary measures, and as such all resources provided are optional and cannot be assessed. Other places you can access the learning plan will be on our Class Website and through Class Dojo.

Every day aim for reading a book of your choice for 50-60 minutes then choose one or more activities from each collection in the following link: https://wke.lt/w/s/jBrlXm

*In the homework tab you will find the word document with the resources *
Additional Resources:
For math, you can choose any of the resources in the link, but know that Zearn and Prodigy are set up for your students to log onto. There log in information for Zearn should be on a sticker in their planner. If you need their Prodigy information, please reach out to me.

Please reach out if you need any support or if you have any questions. Otherwise, expect another email from me later today or tomorrow with the Class Dojo QR code. Hang in there and stay healthy! Tell your kiddos that I am thinking of them and give them a high five from me!

All my best,

Samantha Schneider

Update 3/18

If you have not already, please check your email for the latest update from ISD. Stay tuned! I will be working with my team and our Instructional Coach for the rest of this week to navigate this new method of instruction and make plans for moving forward. For now, enjoy the rest of the week and I will check in with you on Monday morning.

Wishing you all well! Give your sweet kiddos a big hug and a high five from me for being flexible thinkers during this uncertain time. I miss them!

All my best!

Update 3/17

Good morning 5th grade families,

I know many of you are wondering how this closure is being handled by the school and district. Here is the most recent update that I have:

“Due to the unprecedented nature of the situation that we are currently working through, and our inability to conduct in-person classes, the Issaquah School District and Issaquah Education Association are currently working collaboratively to determine how to provide emergency educational learning resources for the students in our district. We believe we will be able to support the intellectual engagement of your student over the next several weeks, even as we cannot hope to reproduce the rich educational experiences online that occur in our classrooms. While this experience will be one that challenges us all, we believe as educators that we will be able to provide learning opportunities for your students even as we miss seeing them daily.”

I will update you as much as I can. I will not be sending out work yet, as we are waiting for the district to provide more guidance on that. Also, make sure you have dropped off your middle school registration paperwork to the Pine Lake Middle School office today between 8am and noon. Please tell your students that I miss seeing them greatly and wish we could be back in our classroom together. Continue to stay strong, healthy, and supporting each other. If I can help you in anyway please reach out to me!

Update 3/13

Hello 5th Grade Families-

First of all, I just want to say how well your kiddos handled the closure news yesterday. They were (relatively) calm, asked good questions and were efficient packing up school supplies to have at home. At this point teachers are waiting on directions from the district regarding what “Home Learning” will look like. For now, I told your kiddos to enjoy the weekend and we will most likely have a plan for them on Monday. They can work on materials that I sent home yesterday, but as a 5th grade team we will not be sending out anything additional until directed by the district, which we hope will be by Monday. Stay tuned for more information.

In the meantime, please stay safe and healthy and know that I will miss them terribly. This is an unsure and surreal time for everyone. Your ten and eleven year olds are savvy enough to know this closure is not for fun. Keep communicating with them and let them talk out their feelings. They will most likely grieve being out of school (believe it or not!) They will need to process this and will need help to get into a routine of a new “normal” for the next six weeks at home.

Stay positive and hang in there!

All my best,
Samantha Schneider

5th GRADE ORIENTATION FILED TRIP & PARENT NIGHT AT PINE LAKE MIDDLE SCHOOL- Cancelled
Due to latest safety measures put in place by the school district, Pine Lake Fifth Grade Parent Night (ELL night and Special Education Orientation) scheduled for Monday, March 16 has been cancelled.

Rather than the live event, the Pine Lake Middle School staff team is creating an online 5th grade Orientation video that will be made available on March 16 and posted to the Pine Lake website. The video will include information about registration for 6th grade classes and information about our school program. While we are not re-scheduling this event at this time, PLMS will build additional opportunities for 5th grade parents and students to visit our school and learn about the middle school program. Please stay tuned to enews for updates.

Peek of the Week 3/6
With the new precautions that the Issaquah School District released yesterday, we are looking into our field trip to Pine Lake Middle School on March 16. I will keep you posted with any updates.

Next Week:
Math: We will be multiplying non unit fractions by non unit fractions.
Reading: We will be looking at nonfiction text structure.
Writing: We will be researching to find evidence to support our opinions.
Science: We will be studying energy.

Dates to Remember:
March 16- Visit to Pine Lake Middle School, PLMS Parent Night (6:30-8:15), & Registration for Fall 2019
*I will be holding some office hours during this week if parents would like to meet and discuss class choices.
March 27- Class Pictures
April 13-17 Spring Break
May SBA Testing Dates:
5/5 ELA Performance Task
5/7 ELA CAT
5/8 Math Performance Task
5/11 Math Cat
5/12 Science Assessment

Peek of the Week 2/28

On Monday Mach 16 we are taking the 5th graders over to PLMS in the morning to get a tour and hear about what next year will be like. The students should come to school at the normal time and we will head over once everyone has arrived.
Also on that same day, there is a parent info night at PLMS at 6:30. I recommend that you attend this if you are curious about next year. They will tell you how to know if your students is a good fit for an advanced path and so much more!
I will also be holding “office hours” on March 17, 18, and 19 before or after school. They would be quick meetings (5-10 minutes) to discuss what your thoughts are for classes next year and if you have any questions. Let me know if this is something you are interested in and we can set up a time.

Next Week:
Math: We will be multiplying unit fractions by unit fractions.
Reading: We will be comparing texts with similar themes.
Writing: We will be researching to find evidence to support our opinions.
Science: We will be studying energy.

Dates to Remember:
March 16- Visit to Pine Lake Middle School, PLMS Parent Night (6:30-8:15), & Registration for Fall 2019
*I will be holding some office hours during this week if parents would like to meet and discuss class choices.
April 13-17 Spring Break
May SBA Testing Dates:
5/5 ELA Performance Task
5/7 ELA CAT
5/8 Math Performance Task
5/11 Math Cat
5/12 Science Assessment

Peek of the Week 2/14

I hope you all have a relaxing break with your families. We will see you back February 24!

Next Week:
Math: We will be multiplying fractions.
Reading: We will be comparing texts with similar themes.
Writing: We will be starting our option unit.
Science: We will be studying fossils.

Dates to Remember:
Feb. 17-21 Mid Winter Break
March 16- Visit to Pine Lake Middle School, PLMS Parent Night (6:30-8:15), & Registration for Fall 2019
*I will be holding some office hours during this week if parents would like to meet and discuss class choices.
April 13-17 Spring Break
May SBA Testing Dates:
5/5 ELA Performance Task
5/7 ELA CAT
5/8 Math Performance Task
5/11 Math Cat
5/12 Science Assessment

Peek of the Week! 2/7

Secret Pals Start on Monday. If your student signed up for this, please make sure they bring their buddies surprises on the assigned days.
Kindness week is next week. Here is the schedule:
Monday Feb 10- Dress in PJs. Wear your PJs or favorite pair of sweats.
Tuesday Feb 11- PUT THE ‘YOU’ IN UNIQUE:
Wear what YOU like to wear: Fun colors! Crazy socks!
Sports clothes! What is YOU?
Wednesday Feb 12- WEAR ‘SUNNY’ CLOTHES:
Wear yellow, Hawaii wear, summer wear. (Bring a coat, of course).
Thursday Feb 12- WEAR A HAT: YES! You can wear any kind of hat today.
Friday Feb 14-BE A VALENTINE DAY! Wear red, pink, or anything that has hearts or a kind saying.

Next Week:
Math: We will be interpreting fractions as division problems.
Reading: We will be preparing to debate.
History: We will write a statement taking a position as a loyalist or patriot and finish Unit 2.

Dates to Remember:
Jan. 28-Feb 12 FLASH Instruction
Feb 10-14 Secret Pals Week
Feb 14 Valentine's Day Party
Feb. 17-21 Mid Winter Break
March 16- Visit to Pine Lake Middle School, PLMS Parent Night (6:30-8:15), & Registration for Fall 2019
*I will be holding some office hours during this week if parents would like to meet and discuss class choices.
April 13-17 Spring Break
May SBA Testing Dates:
5/5 ELA Performance Task
5/7 ELA CAT
5/8 Math Performance Task
5/11 Math Cat
5/12 Science Assessment

Peek of the Week 1/31 (Sorry, it is rather long today!)
A letter is coming home with your students today if you would like them to participate in our classroom Secret Pals. The bottom portion of the letter will need to be returned to me by Wednesday February 5th if your student would like to participate.
Kindness week is February 10-14. We have themes for each day and actions that students can take to show their kindness towards others.
Monday Feb 10- Dress in PJs. Wear your PJs or favorite pair of sweats.
Tuesday Feb 11- PUT THE ‘YOU’ IN UNIQUE:
Wear what YOU like to wear: Fun colors! Crazy socks!
Sports clothes! What is YOU?
Wednesday Feb 12- WEAR ‘SUNNY’ CLOTHES:
Wear yellow, Hawaii wear, summer wear. (Bring a coat, of course).
Thursday Feb 12- WEAR A HAT: YES! You can wear any kind of hat today.
Friday Feb 14-BE A VALENTINE DAY! Wear red, pink, or anything that has hearts or a kind saying.

Next Week:
Math: We will be starting Module 4 which covers multiplication and division or fractions.
Reading: We will be reading for main idea, cause, and effect.
History: We will write a statement taking a position as a loyalist or patriot.
Writing: We will be finishing our first informational piece.

Peek of the Week! 1/24
FLASH starts on Tuesday. Each day, I will send you the topic(s) in FLASH that we talked about and the objectives we covered. This is to keep you informed, as well as help in any conversations you may have with your child. I will also include any questions that may have come up during class that day, but I will also include some of the questions that I was unable to answer because they are not covered in our 5th grade curriculum.

One of the best things you can do to help your child understand and feel comfortable talking to you about these topics is by starting a conversation at home. I will send home the worksheets we do in class daily and I highly encourage you to talk them over with your child each night.

Dates to Remember:
Jan. 27 Teacher Work Day No School
Jan. 28-Feb 12 FLASH Instruction
Feb 10-14 Secret Pals Week
Feb 14 Valentine's Day Party
Feb. 17-21 Mid Winter Break
March 16- Visit to Pine Lake Middle School, PLMS Parent Night (6:30-8:15), & Registration for Fall 2019
*I will be holding some office hours during this week if parents would like to meet and discuss class choices.

Peek of the Week! 1/10
I hope all of you had a nice break! It was great to see all of the students smiling faces back and ready to learn! Eager Reader starts today, so make sure to register your student for the program so they can earn prizes for their reading. The information on how to register will be coming home today.

Next Week:
Math: We will be practicing adding and subtracting fractions. We will have our End-Of-Module 3 assessment on Friday.
Reading: We will be launching interpretive book groups.
Social Studies: We are starting Unit 2 which covers the American Revolution.
Writing: We will be continuing our informational writing unit.

Dates to Remember:
Jan. 10 Eager Reader Begins
Jan. 20 No School
Jan. 27 Teacher Work Day No School
Jan. 28-Feb 12 FLASH Instruction
Feb 10-14 Secret Pals Week
Feb 14 Valentine's Day Party
Feb. 17-21 Mid Winter Break
March 16- Visit to Pine Lake Middle School, PLMS Parent Night (6:30-8:15), & Registration for Fall 2019
*I will be holding some office hours during this week if parents would like to meet and discuss class choices.

Peek of the Week! 12/13
Winter Break is almost here, but we still have a busy week next week. Encourage your children to get lots of sleep and be ready to work hard at school.

Next Week:
Math: We will be taking the Mid Module on adding and subtract fractions.
Writing: We will be drafting our informational papers.
Reading: We will be practicing writing about what we are reading.
Social Studies: We will be finishing Unit 1 by creating a perspective museum.

Dates to Remember:
December 23- January 3- First Winter Break
January 8- Family Literacy Night

Peek of the Week 12/6

Thank all of you for taking time to come to conferences and talk with me about your students. It has been a great year so far and I cannot wait for it to continue!
Next Week:
Math: We will be adding and subtracting fractions.
Reading: We will be preparing to start book clubs and improve our writing about reading.
Writing: We will start our informational writing unit.
Social Studies: We will be talking about slavery and the impact it had in the colonies
Dates to Remember:
December 23- January 3- First Winter Break
January 8- Family Literacy Night
Writing: We will be staring our informational writing unit.

Peek of the Week! 11/22
Next week is Thanksgiving break. Enjoy this time with your families!
Please make sure you have signed up for a conference time! I will be reaching out to families that have not signed up next week.
Next Week:
Math: We will be continuing with long division and division with decimals.
Reading: We will be finding theme in texts.
Writing: We will be working on poetry projects.
Social Studies: We will be learning about the gains and losses of the Europeans coming to the 13 colonies from different perspectives.
Dates to Remember:
November 22- PTSA Discovery Movie Night
November 28 & 29- Thanksgiving Break
December 4 & 5- Conferences
December 23- January 3- First Winter Break

Peek of the Week! 11/15
Please make sure that you have logged onto your family access account and signed up for a parent teacher conference. If you need help doing this, please let me know!

Next Week:
Math: We will be starting multi-digit whole number division.
Reading: We will be practicing how to find theme.
Writing: We will be publishing samples of poetry.
Social Studies: We will be learning about Jamestown.

Dates to Remember:
November 21- Vision and Hearing
November 22- PTSA Discovery Movie Night
November 28 & 29- Thanksgiving Break
December 4 & 5- Conferences

Peek of the Week! 11/1

Next week is Spirit Week! Each day has a theme that they student can dress up for, but they do not have to. It is fun for all of us to come together each day to support our PTSA and show our Discovery spirit!
Monday: Pajama/ Cozy Day (Normal footwear required, no slippers)
Tuesday: Ohana Day
Wednesday: Rainbow Day (5th grade wears purple)
Thursday: Wacky Tacky Day
Friday: Discovery Pride

Next Week:
Math: We will learning decimal multi-digit multiplication
Reading: We will be learning about main idea.
Writing: We will be revising, editing, and publishing or narratives.
Science: We will be pollinating our plants and making observations.
Social Studies: We will be discussing the First People in North America.

Dates to Remember:
November 4-8 Spirit Week
November 11- No School- Veterans Day
November 13- PTSA Multi-Cultural Night
November 22- PTSA Movie Night

Peek of the Week! 10/25

We will be having our Harvest party on Thursday! The students can bring their costumes to school and will be able to change into their costumes before the party. No masks or face paint please. Also, please have your student bring a flashlight to school on Thursday.

Next Week:

Math: We will learning the standard algorithm for multi-digit multiplication

Reading: We will be finding the main idea in different texts.

Writing: We will be revising and editing our narratives.

Science: We will be pollinating our plants and making observations.

History: We will be starting our unit on US First People, Encounters, and Colonization.

Dates to Remember:
October 25- PTSA Spooky Spaghetti Night
October 29- Picture Retakes
October 31- Harvest Party
November 4-8 Spirit Week
November 11- No School- Veterans Day
November 13- PTSA Multi-Cultural Night

Peek of the Week 10/18!
We will be starting our unit on plants today. The students chose a variable that they would like to investigate and see how it effects the growth of a plant. We will show you pictures throughout the process, so stay tuned!

Next Week:
Math: We will starting Module 2, which covers multiplication and division.
Reading: We will be summarizing texts.
Writing: We will be revising our narratives.
Science: We will be observing our plants and making scientific observations.

Hello 5th Grade Families-
Everyone packed and ready to go? We have received the camp menu. Read the attachment carefully all the way to the end. The cook has color coded the menu to highlight allergens. See you all at luggage drop-off TONIGHT!!!!

Tuesday, 9/8 Luggage Drop Off at Discovery Bus Loop:
5:45pm-6:00pm - Bieck Class
6:00pm-6:15pm - Howard Class
6:15pm-6:30pm - Huss Class
6:30pm-6:45pm - Ogden Class
6:45pm-7:00pm - Schneider Class

 2 bags total
 Put colored ribbon on each piece of luggage (these are coming home today)
 Label EVERYTHING
 Student must be able to carry own luggage (no rolling suitcases)

Wednesday, 10/9 Buses Depart from Discovery 8:30am
Plan on arriving at school at 8:00am with a small backpack containing a sack lunch, water bottle and small activity to do on the bus ride such as a book or notebook. NO ELECTRONICS-this includes eReaders.

If you are sending food (meals) to camp with your student, please drop off the cooler at 8:00am with the school nurse. Label all items and include directions for reheating, if necessary.

Friday, 10/11 Buses Return to Discovery 2:15pm.
Please pick up students and gear in front of the school. Classroom teachers will excuse students to their parent or guardian. If your child will be going to Eagle Club on Friday, please notify the classroom teacher before we leave on Wednesday.

Peek of the Week 10/4
Camp is finally here! Ribbons to tie onto luggage are being sent home Tuesday. Please make sure that your student is only bringing 2 bags( a backpack with their clothes and a bag with their sleeping bag and pillow) and that you attach the ribbons to them. Luggage drop off will be next Tuesday, the 8th, from 6:45-7:00. Your student needs to be at school by 8:00 on Wednesday, the 9th. We are hoping we get a copy of the menu by Monday to share with you. If you have any questions, feel free to call or email me!

Next Week:
Math: We will be reviewing for our end of module.
Writing: We will be revising our narratives.
Reading: We will be asking questions as we are reading to help us understand what is happening.
Science: CAMP!!!

Dates to Remember:
Oct. 9-11- Camp Coleman
Oct 14- No School

Peek of the Week! 9/27
Camp is quickly approaching! Thank you to all of the parents that could make it to our information meeting on Wednesday. If you have any questions as we get closer to leaving, please let me know!

Next Week:
Math: We will be working on adding, subtracting, and multiplying decimals.
Reading: We will be studying how a story is structured.
Writing: We will be working on narratives and strategies for adding details.
Science: We will be launching our science notebooks.

Dates to Remember:
Oct 8- Luggage Drop Off for Camp
Oct 9-11- Camp Colman
October 14- No School

Peek of the Week! 9/20
Next Wednesday is our parent meeting for Camp Coleman at 6:30. . We will be giving out more information and details now than what you may have heard at the meeting last spring. Also if you have been contacted to be a chaperone for camp, we would like you to stay for a few minutes after the meeting ends to go over some details and expectations.

Next Week:
Math: We will be working on adding, subtracting, and multiplying decimals.
Reading: We will be looking at different pieces of fiction.
Writing: We will be working on narratives and building writing stamina.
Science: We will be discussing how plant and animals adapt to survive.

Dates to Remember:
September 25- Camp Meeting at Discovery from 6:30-7:30
Oct 9-11- Camp Coleman

Peek of the Week! 9/13

It was great to start math this week. All of the students are working together and using others strategies to stretch and grow their brains.

Next Week:
Math: We will be working on Place Value and Decimal Fractions.
Reading: We will be studying character development.
Writing: We will be working on narrative and writing strategies.
Science: We will be starting our unit on plants.

Dates to Remember:
September 25- Camp Meeting at Discovery
September 27- Class Book Orders Due

Peek of the Week 9/6

We had a great first week together in 5th grade! We did team building activities, got our brains warmed up for math, and worked on letters to their future selves. I am excited to continue to get to know you and your students as the year continues!

Next Week:

Math: We will be working on place value and decimal fractions.

Reading: We will be talking about or reading lives and looking at some examples of fiction.

Writing: We will be starting our narrative unit.

Dates to Remember

September 11- Curriculum Night

September 13- Camp Packets Due

September 25- Camp Information Meeting

Mrs. Schneider's 5th Grade Class

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