Things You Should Know....
- If you signed up for Parent-Teacher conferences, I look forward to talking with you during our scheduled time on Thursday.
- If you were not able to make our Writing Celebration last week, please ask your child to share his/her informational writing piece that can be found on google drive. They are awesome!
- The students are doing a wonderful job working on ALEKS at home! We have 10 students who have completed their 4th-grade pie!! My goal is to have EVERY student complete his/her pie by MAP testing at the end of April. Your child has been introduced to a lot of the topics on ALEKS and should have plenty to work on. Spending 15 - 30 minutes on ALEKS in the evening is a great way to review and strengthen your child's math skills.
Dates to Remember.....
Wednesday: PTO Meeting at 6:30
Thursday: Parent Teacher Conferences
Friday: Flyer Families
1/2 Day of School
What's Going on in Our Classroom....
Wednesday: PTO Meeting at 6:30
Thursday: Parent Teacher Conferences
Friday: Flyer Families
1/2 Day of School
Reader's Workshop:
- The students will practice finding the main idea of a given paragraph with their reading partners this week.
- They will also work with infographics. Infographics use design elements to illustrate essential facts rather than pages of text. They display a lot of information in an organized format.
Writer's Workshop:
- After reading The Day the Crayons Quit, Memoirs of a Hamster and Hey, Little Ant, the students will write from the point of view of an object or an animal. They will put themselves in the shoes of the object/animal and write from its perspective.
Math:
- The students will be working with customary measurement. They will measure to the nearest 1/4 inch, learn about weight, length and capacity measurement.
- The students will be assigned to complete at least 3 ALEKS topics at home this week. A form will be given to them on Monday to record as they complete each topic.
Social Studies:
- The students will be learning about the Declaration of Independence this week as we begin to study the Revolutionary War.
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