Back to School 2011
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Mr. Ullman outlines the daily schedule and curriculum for his 5th grade classroom. The day begins with morning meeting, followed by math, specials classes, and reading/writing workshop. In the afternoon, students have FOCUS time, science/social studies, word study, and end the day. Mr. Ullman describes the classroom rules and discipline approach, as well as homework expectations and methods of assessment and communication with parents through email, phone calls, and a classroom wiki page.
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