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Fifth Grade

Physics Foundry
During this quarter the fifth graders are learning about neutrons, electrons, protons, atoms, early physicists, elements and chemical/physical reactions. They will all learn that changes can occur to matter/objects on Earth or in space, but both energy and matter follow the pattern of being conserved during those changes. 

Georges Seurat(atoms)
Georges Seurat Biography
Georges Seurat Artwork
Georges Seurat Lesson Plan- color

Rube Goldberg(simple machines)
Rube Goldberg Bio and Artwork
Rube Goldberg Lesson Plan- lines/shapes



Gene Machine
During this quarter the fifth graders are learning about patterns and how genetic information is passed from generation to generation and how genetic information and environmental features impact the survival of an organism.

Auguste Rodin(head/face)
Auguste Rodin Biography
Auguste Rodin Artwork
Auguste Rodin Lesson Plan- form

 Leonardo DaVinci(body systems)
Leonardo da Vinci Biography
Leonardo DaVinci Artwork
Leonardo DaVinci Lesson Plan- line

 Albrecht Durer(hands and feet)
Albrecht Durer Biography
Albrecht Durer Artwork
Albrecht Durer Slideshow of Artwork
Albrecht Durer Lesson Plan- value

Pablo Picasso(muscles)
Pablo Picasso Biography
Pablo Picasso Artwork
Pablo Picasso Lesson Plan

Ksenia Semenchuk(body)
Ksenia Semenchuk Artwork






Planetarium
During this quarter the fifth graders are learning about the planets, solar system, space exploration, advancements in space exploration and space missions as well as how gravitational forces in space cause observable patterns due to the position of the Earth, Sun, Moon and Stars.

Vincent Van Gogh(night sky)
Vincent Van Gogh Biography
Vincent Van Gogh Artwork
Vincent Van Gogh Lesson Plan- lines

 Ben Hattenbach(auroras)
Ben Hattenbach Biography
Ben Hattenbach Artwork
Ben Hattenbach Lesson Plan- color

 Simon Hollington(space exploration)
Simon Hollington Artwork
Simon Hollington/the first apes in space
Simon Hollington Lesson Plan- value



Georges Seurat Artwork



American Dream
Students will understand the history of the United States including: Historic and economic events from American Revolution to Industrialism, creation of U.S Constitution, development of government, influence of immigration, contributions of various ethnic groups, roles and responsibilities as citizens. 

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