Fourth Grade

Fourth Graders:

  • visit the Library every week for book check-out. This is an opportunity for them to select materials for pleasure reading. In addition, they are welcome to come to the library at any time during the school week if they have their teacher's permission.

  • visit the library on a flexible schedule for lessons that coordinate with their curricular studies in the classroom.

  • continue to practice solving problems and conducting research by identifying their information needs, locating and evaluating appropriate print and non-print materials and determining and using relevant information in an ethical manner.

  • cite sources using the GPS Grades 4 & 5 Works Cited List.

  • locate books for genre studies on Fantasy and Realistic Fiction, with an emphasis on reading the Connecticut Nutmeg titles and participating in the annual vote for the winner of the Nutmeg award.

CT Landmarks Websites for Research

U. S. Regions Research

Additional Resources

Social Studies

Native Americans

Compare and contrast housing, food, shelter, games, chores and school of Native Americans and colonists.

50 States

Links to each state's official website.

Virtual Tour of the State Capitol

Virtual Tour of the Legislative Office Building

Teachitct

This site is great to study the history and contemporary society of Connecticut communities. Includes geography, economics and government .

Connecticut State Symbols