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Marie Lachance

5th Grade Teacher

334-358-2658

marie.lachance@acboe.net

Courses Taught:

Math / Science / Social Studies

Lachance

Education/Experience

University of Maine Fort Kent ( Business degree - Accounting/Finance)

Faulkner University (Master's degree in Elementary Education K-6)

 

2017- Present: 5th grade teacher - Pine Level Elementary 

About Me

I am from Montreal, Canada. I moved to Alabama in the summer of 2014 to do my master's degree in education at Faulkner. I live in Montgomery with my husband, two sons, and daughter. We have three dogs. I love playing soccer and working out.  This is my seventh year teaching 5th grade at PLES and I am very excited for this school year!

Week of March 19th through March 22nd

Monday: Chapter 5: The Water Cycle and Weather: Lesson 1: What is the Water Cycle? (Read and Discuss)

Tuesday: Chapter 5: The Water Cycle and Weather: Lesson 2: What are Spheres of Earth? (Read and Discuss)

Wednesday: Chapter 5: The Water Cycle and Weather: Lesson 3: What is Weather? (Read and Discuss)

Thursday: Chapter 5: The Water Cycle and Weather: Lesson 4: How do Clouds and Precipitation Form? (Read and Discuss)

Friday: Chapter 5: The Water Cycle and Weather: Lesson 5: What is Climate? (Read and Discuss)

Week of March 19th through March 22nd

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Week of March 19th through March 22nd

Monday:  Topic 12 lesson 1: Converting Customary Units of Length

Homework: additional practice 12-1 

-Tuesday: Topic 12 lesson 2: Converting Customary Units of Capacity

Homework: additional practice 12-2

- Wednesday: Topic 12 lesson 3: Converting Customary Units of Weight

Homework: Additional practice 12-3

-Thursday: Topic 12 lesson 4-5-6: Converting Metric Units of Length, Capacity, and Mass

Homework: Additional practice 12-4

 Friday:  Topic 12 lesson 4-5-6: Converting Metric Units of Length, Capacity, and Mass

Daily Grade: Spiral Review Quiz Q3:9



March 18th: Report Cards go Home

March 25 - 29: Spring Break