Respect, Responsibility,
& Reverence
Mrs. Kristan Franzese GRade 5-1
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Saint Quote of the Day
"He will provide the way and the means,
such as you could never have imagined.
Leave it all to Him.
Let go of yourself, lose yourself on the cross,
and you will find yourself entirely."
~ Saint Cathrine of Siena ~
La Calabaza - Pumpkin
Band Lessons
Friday, October 29th
Group B - 12:30 p.m
Group C - 10:30 a.m
Group D - 9:00 a.m.
Group E - 10:00 a.m.
Group G - 9:30 a.m.
Group H - 8:30 a.m.
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Regional will be closed on Friday, October 22nd for a Professional Development Day. Enjoy your day!
Hot Lunch orders for November are due online by Monday, October 25th. Don't forget to submit by then!
The Yankee Candle Fundraiser deadline has been extended to Tuesday, October 26th. Please make sure that you send in your orders by then. Thank you for helping to raise funds for our school!
Please join us on Tuesday, October 26th at Friendly's in East Meadow for our next Family Night Out! A flyer for this event will be sent home. However, if you do not receive it, please check our Weekly Happenings for a copy. Make sure you mention SEAS when you place your order. Hope to see everyone there!!
SEAS will participate in a "Pink Out" Day on Wednesday, October 27th. This event will help to raise money for Breast Cancer Research and Awareness. The students are invited to dress down and wear pink for a $2.00 donation.
Please join us on Thursday, October 28th for the SEAS Halloween Parade. It will begin at 1:00 p.m. in our Big Lot. This year, the students will NOT be dressing in costumes. However, they are invited to celebrate in a Halloween Dress Down Day for $1.00. They may wear orange, black, or purple. Please refer to our Uniform Guidelines for additional information about our SEAS Dress Code. Thank you!
The first ever Trunk or Treat event will be taking place in the Big Lot at SEAS from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. on Friday, October 29th. The cost is $5.00 per family, plus a donation of a canned good or item for our local food pantry. Please see the Weekly Wednesay SEAS mailing for a registration form for this event. Thank you!
Operation Christmas Child will take place on November 18th during the school day and in our classroom. Please start to collect items that can be included in our shoeboxes for children in need. Some popular items include toothbrushes, toothpaste, pencils, small toys, small stuffed animals, bracelets, and stickers. We are not allowed to send candy or any perishable items, so please do not send those in. Thank you in advance for your donations!
We love to celebrate birthdays in our classroom. If you are going to send in a treat for your child's birthday, please contact me prior to sending in your treat. All treats must be PEANUT/NUT FREE and individually wrapped. Thank you for your cooperation in this matter.
Thank you for all of your support!!!
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Monday, October 18th
Social Studies: Current Events due on 10/25, Test on Thursday, Complete Review Worksheet
Science: Test on 10/25
Reading: Comprehension Questions for Chapter 4, Los Higos, in GC, October Challenge due 10/29Tuesday, October 19th
Reading: October Challenge due 10/29
Social Studies: Current Events due on Monday, Complete the Virtual Field Trip Padlet 3-2-1
Science: Test on Monday, Complete Study Guide for Test.
Math: Reteach Worksheet on G.C.
Test Folder - Sign tests and return tomorrowWednesday, October 20th
Social Studies: Current Events due on Monday
Reading: October Challenge due 10/29
Science: Test on Monday
Math: Workbook pgs. 97-98
Spanish: Days of the Week Quiz on TuesdayThursday, October 21st
Social Studies: Current Events due on Monday
Science: Test on Monday
E.L.A.: Halloween Story due on Monday
Math: Workbook pgs. 103-104
Reading: October Challenge due 10/29, Complete Classwork for Esperanza Rising in GCFriday, October 22nd
School Closed
Professional Day
Have a great weekend!
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what are we learning this week?
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ReligionIn Religion, we will learn about the Sacarament of Baptism. We will discuss the sacramentals associated with this sacrament, and how it helps to make us members of God's Church. In addition, we will learn about the important of RCIA. This is Chapter 3 in our workbook.
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5th Grade mathMath will continue this year with a study of the Multiplication of Numbers. We will learn find the prime factorization of a number, how to utilize multiplication patterns, and about the Distributive Property. In addition, we will complete a project to further our understanding of prime factorization by creating factor trees. This will be Chapter 2.
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4th Grade math4th Grade will continue this year with a study of Addition and Subtraction. We will learn how to find patterns, how to estimate to find sums and differences, and about Addition Properites and Subrtraction Rules. In addition, we will play a math game to further our understading of patterns in addition and subtraction. This will be Chapter 2.
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English Language Arts
We will continue to learn about finding the Main Idea and Key Details in Informational Text in E.L.A. However, we will be extended our knowledge by using both to learn how to summarize. Our text selections will cover a wide range of information from the Moon to Egypt. We will be using our READY Workbooks as our guide in this topic.
In writing, we are working on created a fun or spooky Halloween story. We began by using a story "word" starter sheet and have been progressing through the writing process to complete our final story. These will be hung in our hallway in celebration of Halloween!
We will not be having a Vocabulary/Spelling Test this week.
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ReadingWe have begun to read our first novel, Esperanza Rising. This is a wonderful story about a young girl who is forced to change her lifestyle, and her way of thinking, to adapt to her new way of living. It is a great book! So far, we have learned about Esperanza's family, what they do as an occupation, and where she is currently living. We can't wait to find out more!
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