Northwood Elementary
Where reaching for the stars is elementary!
10200 Wooten Road, Roswell, Georgia 30076  770-552-6390

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Fifth Grade

A Week in Fifth Grade

Academic Subjects

  • Language Arts
    • Reading and Writing
    • Spelling and Vocabulary Development Using the Wordly Wise Program
  • Math
  • Social Studies
  • Science and Health
Weekly Specials
  • Physical Education (twice weekly)
  • Art (once weekly)
  • Music (once weekly)
  • Computer Lab (once weekly)
Electives
  • Band, orchestra or chorus 


Fifth Graders Typically...

  • are one of the nicest ages in elementary school.
  • are more compliant.
  • are more satisfied with parents and teachers.
  • are more predictable and comfortable with self.
  • are experiencing physical and hormonal changes.
  • are learning how to be more organized.
  • are flexible.
  • may need help dealing with hurt feelings about new friendships.
Rights and Responsibilities of Our Fifth Graders
1. I have the right to hear my teachers. I have the responsibility to be quiet so others can hear.

2. I have the right to ask questions. I have the responsibility to respect others who need help. 

3. I have the right to my teacher's attention. I have the responsibility not to interrupt when my teacher is busy with someone else or not to get attention with foolish behavior.

4. I have the right to participate in all classroom activities. I have the responsibility to bring supplies I need to class and study at home so I can participate.

5. I have the right to learn all I can from my teachers. I have the responsibility to be at school so that my teachers can teach me or to make up work that I miss if I am absent.

What is Fulton County's Continuous Achievement Curriculum?
     Continuous Achievement is a design for curriculum delivery in Fulton County Elementary Schools. It encompasses pace, subject content, and levels of instruction, allowing each student to progress at his/her own rate. Instruction in language arts and mathematics is presented in steps of sequential skills called levels.
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