ABC’S OF FIFTH GRADE

By Vanessa Castro

A is for ……. • ATTITUDE CHECK

• AMONG THE HIDDEN

• A+ WORK

• ARCHERY

By Valerie Rico

B is for

• Baby • Biographies • Bridge to terabithia • Banquet • Bat • Beads • Bio - Poem

By Zeke Reyes

C is for…C is for…C is for…C is for…C is for Cesar Chavez.C is for Cesar Chavez.C is for Constitution C is for Constitution C is For Civil WarC is For Civil WarC is for Commended.C is for Commended.

C is for Choice SheetsC is for Choice Sheets

By Makayla Seaborn

D is for …Drama…

D.B.Q…

Dictionaries…

Dia de los Muertos

Eli Whitney’s Cotton GinThe Impact of Technology on U.S.

LifeDocument Based Question

By Devon Henry

E is forE is forE is forE is for• Echo locationEcho location

• EcologyEcology• Earning privilegesEarning privileges

Everyone Everyone

EnjoymentEnjoyment

By Rickey Padilla

F is for…• Food chains• Fossils• Fun field trips• Fishing• Friends• Friday Free time

By Kathy Camarillo

G is for…• Guinea pigs • Guest poet • Gymnastics• Government• Genes• Grammar

By Isaiah Robledo

H is for…• History Alive!• High ropes course• Healthy living• Habitats• Hook’em!• Having fun!!

By Troy Lemons

I is for …• Inner Space

Caverns, • Intelligent, • Inherited Traits• Incredible

students

By Marcela Gamez

J is for

• J is for J.C - one of Mrs. L’s old 5th grade students who is now in the ARMY.

• J is for journeys on cool field trips

• J is for the jokes Mrs. Chavez tells in morning assembly

By Brianna Cruz

K is for Kayaking

Knock out

Kick ball

By Kevin Corry

L is for

• Lunar Module• Leadership Club• Least Waste• Ledbetter• Loving teachers• Little Longhorns• Language Arts

By Maria Ruvalcaba

M is for…• M IS FOR • MARBLE JAR • MEXIC ARTE

MUSEUM • MULLIN • MIDDLE SCHOOL

PLANS

By Christiana Montoya

N is for ....

By Dominic Salinas

“O” is for……

• Outdoor School at Camp Champions

• Oregon Trail Computer games• Olympic Day

By DeArah Williams

P is for• Power point• Plants• Poetry • Patricia Polacco• Peer mediation• Preamble

By Dominique Ochoa

Q is for ….• Questions• Quiet• Quite awesome

By Araceli Lozoria

R is for• WE DID RESEARCH ON

BATS IN SCIENCE.• READERS THEATERS ON

HISTORY AND SCIENCE.• WE STUDIED THE

REVOLUTIONARY WAR.• AT CAMP CHAMPIONS WE

DID ROCK WALL.

By Ciara Ruiz

S is for …….S is for …….S is for …….S is for …….

•Star stepsStar steps•Slavery Slavery

•Silent readingSilent reading•Smores Smores

•Silhouettes Silhouettes

By Leticia Soto

By Jasmine Estrada

T is for:T is for:*Trash*Trash

*Teachers*Teachers

*The boy next door*The boy next door

*Tuck Everlasting*Tuck Everlasting

*TAKS TEST*TAKS TEST

*Trail*Trail

*Tessellations*Tessellations

U is for• UT Elementary• Underground Railroad • Universal Respect• U.S. History

By Valerie Crist

V is for

• Very cool people• Variety of books• Vaults of fun• Videos

By Cristian Barron

By Alazae Ybarra

W is for......

• Water quality testing• WAYA• Westward expansion• Wogging

X is for…..• X-emplary is what

our school is !• X-treme learning is

what our teachers teach us!

By Alexus Martinez

Y IS FOR….Y IS FOR….• YOGA, yoyo’s, and Yukon TrailYOGA, yoyo’s, and Yukon Trail

By Fernando Devora

• Zooming into the future

• Zero bullying

By Willie Gooding

Classes that Rock!Classes that Rock!Classes that Rock!Classes that Rock!

sCIENCE with Ms. Mullin

• Space, Planets, Moon• Plants, Plant reproduction, Biomes• Animals, Habitats, Genetics• Fossils, Minerals, Rocks• Water cycle, Carbon dioxide cycle,

Life cycle, • Technology and Research

By Elena Sifuentes

Social Studies with Mrs. Ledbetter

• We’ve learned about:

• The signing of the Declaration of Independence.

• The American Revolution.

• How African Americans faced slavery and how it ended after the Civil War.

• And lots more!

By Madeline Aguero

Language Arts with Mrs. Ledbetter, too!

• Reading • Writing• Spelling• Research• Readers’ Theater• Biographies

By Chris Bullock

Math with Ms. Tran“Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally”• Parentheses, Exponents, Multiplication, Division, Addition, Subtraction

Math CampLattice Method“Does McDonalds Sell Cheeseburgers?”• Divide, Multiply, Subtract, Check

Mean, Median, Mode, and RangeAlgebra

By Angel Barrientes

Good Luck 5th Grade Little Longhorns! We are off

to Middle School!

Things to Look Things to Look Forward To!Forward To!

Things to Look Things to Look Forward To!Forward To!

In Fifth GradeIn Fifth Grade

Adventures at Outdoor School

Outdoor Learning

Games

Field Trips & Fun Trips

Readers’ Theater

Reading Buddies

Off to the future!

Thank you!