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2022-2023 Specials Gr. 4B
Mon: 9:20 Music
1:00 Library
Tues.: 10:20 STREAM
Wed: 8:30 a.m. Reading Club
1 P.M. Phys. Ed.
Thurs. 11:20-11:50 Art
Fri. 1:00 Spanish
Scholastic code: K4Q67
Vocabulary workshop: https://www.sadlierconnect.com/vw
Joyful Mysteries Sorrowful Mysteries
Annunciation Agony in the Garden
Visitation Scourging at the Pillar
Birth of Our Lord Crowning with Thorns
Presentation in the Temple Carrying of the Cross
Finding in the Temple Crucifixion and Death of
Our Lord
Glorious Mysteries Luminous Mysteries
Resurrection of Our Lord Baptism of the Lord
Ascension of Our Lord Wedding Feast at Cana
Descent of the Holy Spirit Proclaim the Kingdom
Assumption of Mary into Transfiguration
Heaven Institution of the Holy
Coronation of Mary into Eucharist
Heaven
Saints quizlet https://quizlet.com/_804m3s?x=1qqt&i=qwz0v
Saints quizlet https://quizlet.com/440103665/saints-flash-cards/
https://www.tutorified.com/quizzes/4th-grade-language-practice-quiz/
www.softschools.com
tutorified.com/quizzes/4th-grade-mathematics-practice-quiz/
Fri. May 3, 2024
Read: On looseleaf, or typed: 1-2: Write 2 stories from the Biography, 10 sentences each.
#3: Write why they're famous--about 2 sentences
On Cover: Put the Famous person's name, a picture, then your name at the bottom---Due May 17
Sci: Light and Optics test Wed.
Math: Correct test: p. 140 # 1-12; p. 141 # 1-6
May 2, 2024
Math p. 243 # 1-6; p. 244 # 1-6
Voc. Ch. 16 test Fri.
Spell: Gasp test Fri.
Sci. test Wed. on Light and Optics notes
Mary Picture 2" X 3", and five notes from P. 358-363
May 1, 2024
Famous Revolutionary War People
Paul Revere Abigail Adams
Ben Franklin Margaret Corbin
George Washington Martha Washington
Francis Marion Deborah Sampson
John Hancock Esther DeBerdt Reed
Marquis de Lafayette Betsy Ross
John Adams Sybil Luddington
Sam Adams
Patrick Henry
Mad Anthony Wayne
Wednesday, May 1, 2024
Rel: p. 358-363: Write 5 notes about the Blessed Mother in Rel. Comp. bk.
Math p. 247
Eng: Wkbk p 113.
Voc. Ch. 16 test Fri.
Spell: Gasp: test Fri.
Sci: Light and Optics test Wed. May 8
Science: Light and Optics Notes for test Wed 5/8
Light and Optics Study Sheet
1. ROYGBV: the shortest wavelength is Violet with 0.000040
The longest wavelength is Red with 0.000070
2. Dark colors absorb light. So a dark car with dark interior absorbs the sun and is warmer in summer and winter.
3. How did you use the mirrors to see the paper on your back?
4. With the 3 light green, medium green and dark green beakers and the flashlight and paper, the light green transmitted a lot of light and absorbed a little. The medium green transmitted a little and absorbed a little. The dark green absorbed a lot of light and transmitted a little.
5. A prism can separate white light into the Visible Spectrum because it refracts light.
6. If an angle of incidence is 30 degrees, the angle of reflection is 30 degrees.
7. If the book on your desk has an orange color, and there is only one wavelength of light reflected from it, it is orange.
8. Draw a long wavelength.
9. All surfaces reflect light, only some do it brightly, and some do it dully.
10. In the dark, dark colors will have the least amount of light reflected.
11. Using your mirror, how would you hold it so that you could see around the corner?
12. Reflection occurs when light is shown on an opaque object. Why not on a transparent object?
Famous Revolutionary War People
Paul Revere Abigail Adams
Ben Franklin Margaret Corbin
George Washington Martha Washington
Francis Marion Deborah Sampson
John Hancock Esther DeBerdt Reed
Marquis de Lafayette Betsy Ross
John Adams Sybil Luddington
Sam Adams
Patrick Henry
Mad Anthony Wayne
Tues. April 30, 2024
Math ch. 14 test Wed.
\vocab. Ch. 16 test Fri.
Spell: Gasp test Fri.
Seymour Simon due Thurs.
Mon. April. 29, 2024
Math p. 233 # 7-12; comp. bk. Test Wed. Ch. 14
Eng p. 109# 6-10; p. 110 # 1-11
Vocab p. 164; ch. 16 test Fri.
Soc. St. test Tues. ch. 7
Spell: Gasp on Fri. correct Spell 5 X. Parents sign tests
Tues: : Eagles shirt, Green shirt, Gym Shirt, Olivia Shirt + Gym shorts
Fri. Apr. 26, 2024
Math ch. 14 Wed.
Soc. St. Ch. 7 Tues.
Seymour Simon---work on it!
Gym Uniforms on Monday due to heat
Thurs. Apr. 25, 2025
Math p. 233 #1-6
Eng p. 108 # 1-14
vocab: ch. 15 test Fri.
Spell: test Fri.
Study Social Studies notes for test on Tues.
Wed. Apr. 24, 2024
Math: p. 231 # 1-14; p. 232#1-6
Eng: p. 107 # 1-10
Vocab: ch. 15 test Fri.
Spell: test Fri.
Soc. St. Ch. 7 Notes
Social Studies Ch. 7 Notes
1. British went to Concord, Mass. in 1775 to seize Patriot weapons.
2. Thomas Jefferson wrote most of the Declaration of Independence, along with Ben Franklin and 4 other delegates.
3. Thomas Paine’s Common Sense wrote that colonists should declare their freedom from England.
4. No one knows who fired the first shot at Lexington in April, 1775.
5. The British were prevented from getting to Concord, Mass., because the Patriots battled them at Lexington.
6. Lack of money was a challenge for the Continental Army. Haym Solomon and Robert Morris, both from PA, helped supply some money.
7. The Continental Army:
a) African Americans fought in the war. (James Forten was one)
b) The soldiers were trained to work as a group. Baron Von Steuben taught them, as well as Casimir Pulaski.
c) Most soldiers were really farmers and merchants.
8. The Declaration of Independence is important because it declared independence.
9. The Second Continental Congress tried to get peace by sending The Olive Branch Petition. After the King wouldn’t read it, they declared war.
10. After the Declaration of Independence was approved by the colonies, each colony had to create new state governments.
11. 1790 PA Constitution created the office of governor.
12. Washington at Valley Forge and his army stood between the British and local manufacturing plants and supplies…such as DuPont gunpowder.
13. The British and Natives attacked PA settlers on the frontier in the 1778 Wyoming Massacre.
14. Treaty of Paris:
a) Signed in 1783
b) Declared America’s independence, and established borders for the country.
15. Ben Franklin, John Adams, and John Jay signed the Treaty of Paris.
Tues. Apr. 23, 2024
Math p. 229 # 2-13; p. 230 #3-8
Eng: p. 105 # 1-14
Voc. p. 155; test Fri.
Spell: test Fri.
Bring in 8 Seymour Simon quotes in Eng Comp.
Mon. Apr. 22, 2024
Math 227 # 1-10 comp
Eng p. 106 # 1-19
Voc 154 test Fri.
Rel Ch. 19 and saints Oct-Apr.
Spell: Bunyan test Fri.
Thurs. Apr. 18, 2024
Math p. 225 # 3-8 in Comp.
Eng: p. 102 # 1-3 in each section
vocab. Ch. 14 test Fri.
Spell: Storm test Fri
Wed. April 17, 2024
Math p. 223 # 7-12; p. 224 # 1-4
Eng p. 101 # 1-3 in each section
vocab. Ch. 14 test Fri.
Sign Soc. St. test
Tues. April. 16, 2024
Math p. 221 # 1-10 in comp
Eng: Ch. 6 test Wed.
vocab. p. 145--test Fri.
Spell: Storm--test Fri.
Monday, April 15, 2024
Math p. 219 # 8-15
Eng. P. 98 # 1-13
Voc. P. 144; test Fri.
Soc. St. test Ch. 6 Tues.
Spell: Storm test Fri.
Seymour Simon Fact Book
Most will have Seymour Simon books. If you don't, you can list the author on the front of the Flip Fact book
First page is 2 and 3/4 inches by 11 inches--Title, Author, a picture, your name on the bottom right
Second page is 4 inches by 11 inches, with "You Won't Believe It, but..." Above the words you put 2 facts.
Third page is 5 and 1/2 inches by 11 inches with "I Was Amazed to Learn that..." Above the words you put 2 facts.
Fourth page is7 inches by 11 inches with "Did You Know That..." Above that you put 2 facts.
Fifth page is 8 and 1/2 by 11 inches with "The Most Important Facts were..." Above that you put 2 facts.
At least 8 facts need to be written in Eng. Comp. book by Thurs. 4/25
The completed Flip Fact book is due Thurs. May 2
Fri. Apr. 12, 2024
Soc. St. test Tues: Ch. 6
Tests signed; Spell: 5X
Spell test: Storm-Fri.
Vocab. ch. 14 Fri.
Thurs. Apr. 11, 2024
Math p. 267 # 1-3; p. 268 # 1-4
Spell: Night test Fri.
soc. St. test changed to Tues.
Math test signed
Wed. Apr. 10
Rel: Holy Week/Easter+saints Oct-Apr. Thurs.
Eng: test signed + new verb test Thurs.
Spell: Night test Fri.
Soc. St. Ch. 6 test Fri.
Read 15 min--good book
Tues. Apr. 9, 2024
Math Ch. 9 test Wed.
Rel: Holy Week/Easter/Saints test Thurs.
Soc. St. Ch. 6 Fri.
Spell: Night test Fri.
Sci: test signed
Bring in money in Baggie/Gym Uniform/9:30 leaving
Mon. Apr. 8, 2024
Hoagie orders due Mon. apr. 8
Math p. 134-135 test Thurs.
Soc. St. p. 2-5; test Fri.
Rel: Holy Week/Easter - saints test Thurs.
Sci: Energy test Tues.
Spell: Night test Fri.
Thursday, Apr. 4, 2024
Energy Notes
1. Kinetic energy goes from the tuning fork to
the water to create a splash.
2. When the marble is going
down the ramp, it is 50% potential, and 50 % kinetic.
3. To have a complete circuit,
you need a conductor and an energy source.
4. A battery has chemical
potential energy.
5. Sound energy travels through
_______________, ___________________,
and _____________________.
6. What proof is there that a circuit has been
completed?
7. To have an exothermic
reaction, the temperature needs to go up or down.
8. With our light bulb and
battery circuits, what forms of energy were present?
c________________________, e__________________________,
l___________________________, h_________________________
9. Sound energy travels in w________________.
10. Endothermic reaction absorbs heat.
11. Exothermic reaction releases heat.
Math p. 128 # 1-6
Eng. p. 97 # 1-14; ; In comp. bk, p. 96 --diagram # 10-12
Vocab Ch. 13 test Fri.
Spell: Whales test Fri.
Sci: Energy test Tues.
Ch. 6 Soc. St. Notes
1. In the 1700’s, France built forts to keep land.
2. Quakers in PA did not want to fight the French.
3. In the 1750’s Native Americans controlled western PA.
4. Treaty of Paris gave British control over land west of the Appalachians.
5. Pittsburgh had been Fort Duquesne.
6. Pontiac wanted the British to stop taking land.
7. Gen. Henry Bouquet defended Fort Pitt.
8. Stamp Act was taxes on papers.
9. British leaders taxed to pay for wars.
10. Proclamation of 1763 prevented settlers from settling west of the Alleghenies.
11. John Dickinson wrote to oppose taxes.
12.Most colonists opposed the Stamp Act.
13. Colonies were taxed to pay for the F and I War.
14. All 13 colonies were taxed by the Stamp Act.
15. Many people marched against the Stamp Act and signed
petitions against it. They worked together to repeal it.
16. Stamp Act was repealed in 1766.
17. Dickinson wrote his letter to show that he opposed British taxes.
18. The Townshend Act taxed glass, paper, cloth, etc. Many colonists
refused to buy these goods.
19. First Continental Congress:
A) Sent representatives to England; sent concerns to the King: no taxation
without representation
B) Stopped trade with England
C) Organized a militia
20. What caused Pontiac’s War?
21. How were the Stamp Act and the Townshend Act similar and different?
22. What did colonists do to oppose the Stamp Act?
23. What caused the French and Indian War?
Wed. Apr. 3, 2024
Math p. 123 3 3-8; p. 129 # 10-15
Eng: p. 95 # 1-7; p. 96 # 1-16
voc. p. 134-135; Test Fri.
spell: Whale: test Fri.
Sci: test Tues.
Wed. Mar. 27, 2024
Spell: Whales Spelling test on Fri. April 5
Vocab: Ch. 12 test Fri. April. 5
Verb test part 2: Wed. April 3
Sci: Study Energy for test on Apr. 9
Mon. Mar. 25, 2024
Eng: p. 87 # 1-14--Eng. Verbs part 2 test tomorrow
Math--check with students which 3 pages to do. There are a total of 7 problems, to review for the Ch. 8 test tomorrow.
Sci: read over the Energy notes for a test on Thurs. April 4.
Thurs. Mar. 21
Math p. 121 # 1-4;
EngP. 90 # 1-19; p. 91 # 1-15
vocab. Ch. 12 test Fri.
Spell: cloud Fri
Mystery book: 3/26
Egg-Fri.
Wed. Mar. 20, 2024
Math p. 119 # 1; p. 120 #1-5 in Comp.
Eng: p. 88 # 1-14; p. 89 # 1-19
Rel: ch. 8 and Oct.-Mar.saints on Thurs.
Voc. Ch. 12 on Fri.
Spell: Clouds on fri.
Bring in Billy Mock Milkshake order
Bring in Knights on the Move free shirt order
Tues. Mar. 19, 2024
Math p. 116 p. 116 # 7-9; p. 118 # 1-3 in Comp. bk
Eng. p. 85 # 1-15; p. 86 #1-5
Rel. Ch. 8 test and Oct.-Mar. on Thurs.\
Voc. Ch. 12 on Fri.
Spell: Cloud test Fri.
Sci: voc. test on Wed.
Mystery Book Report due 3/26
Monday, Mar. 18, 2024
Math p. 116 # 1-6; p. 117 # 1-2---in Comp. bk.
Eng: p. 79 # 1-12; p. 80 # 1-14
Vocab p. 122-123; test Fri.
Spell: Clouds test Fri.
Sci: Vocab test Wed.
Rel: Ch. 8 and Oct-Mar. saints test Thurs.
Thurs. Mar. 14, 2024
April 10 trip to Brandywine River Museum:
Leave at 9:30; Return at 1 P.M. Chik-Fil-A is the second stop
We will have 5 parents from each class go on the bus
Cost of trip: Students: $19; Adults $24. We will draw names for parents on the bus.
Let your child know if you would like to be picked to go on the bus.
Math p. 107 # 1-7
Eng: p. 82 # 1-15
Vocab; Ch. 11 test Fri.
Spell: President test Fri.
Mystery book report fue 3/26
Fri: $1 green dress down/Bake sale
$7 Billy Mock Shakes: choc/van due: order by Mar. 26: shakes coming: Apr. 12
Wed. Mar. 13, 2024
Math p. 111 # 1-4; p. 113 # 4-6---do all in comp. bk.
Eng: p. 78 # 1-12
Soc. St. -Ch. . 5 test Thurs.
Vocab: Ch. 11 test Fri.
Spell: Presidents test Fri.
Mystery book is due: Mar. 26
Tues. Mar. 12, 2024
Math: p. 108 # 1-5
Voc: p. 110-111: Ch. 11 test Fri
Eng: p. 77 # 1-16
Soc. St. test: Ch. 5 on Thurs.
Spell: President test Fri.
Friday, March 8, 2024
1. Make a cover with a picture from the book (drawn or from the internet). Name, Gr. 4B, Date in right lower corner.
2. Write a Summary with suspense all the way up to "who did it".
Paste it inside on the left hand side of the booklet. Include:
a) description of the main character and setting at the beginning of the story.
b) detailed information about the problem/mystery
c) Plot is clear, evident, easy to understand...not too long
d) Good sentence structure, paragraph format
e) Details have words that create a picture in the reader's mind
3. Write the ending in about 6 sentences.
Then write 2 other possible endings, each about 6 sentences.
Paste the 3 endings on the right hand side of the booklet.
4. Do a Self Rating, using the paper provided.
Thursday, Mar. 7, 2024
Soc.St. Ch. 5 test on Wed. Mar. 13
Class trip to Brandywine River Museum and Chik Fil A April 10 9:30-1 P.M. We will take 5 parents from each class on the bus. When we know how much the bus is, we will let parents/students know how much to pay.
Ch. 5 Soc. St. Notes:
1. Philadelphia-“City of Brotherly Love”
2. Quakers believed that all are equal.
3. Penn’s First Frame of Government established freedom of religion.
4. King Charles II gave Penn land in North America.
5. Penn wanted all people in his colony to live in harmony.
6. Indentured servants farmed and worked in businesses.
7. Bucks, Chester, Philadelphia were counties the first colonists lived in.
8. Penn’s Great Law guaranteed people a voice in their government.
9. Treaty of Shackamaxon was between Quakers and Native Americans.
10.As cities grew, Natives lost their way of life.
11. Francis Daniel Pastorius wrote “The Germantown Protest”.
12. The route between Africa and the colonies was The Middle Passage.
13. In the 1600’s colonists gave goods to slave traders in Africa for enslaved people.
14. PA’s rivers and roads connected the city with the country.
15. PA Dutch were skilled German colonists who farmed and made crafts.
16. The Lenape felt they had been cheated by The Walking Purchase, and were angry with the colonists.
17. The Walking Purchase:
a) Penn’s sons thought of a way to get more land.
b) Logan forged a deed.
c) Land was measured by three men running.
18. Near Conestoga, Germans and Natives cooperated by trading goods.
19. Penn wanted all PA residents to be merchants.
20. In 1700’s, how did Native Americans lose their way of life?
21. What caused people of different nationalities and faiths to come to PA?
22. How did Penn establish a new colony?
23. What did Quakers do to protest slavery and work for its abolition?
20.A Colonists moved on Natives’ land.
B. Colonists built houses and farmed.
C. Natives had no place to hunt and fish.
D. Colonists forced Natives from their land.
21. A. Penn wrote letters to other countries promising:
a) Colonists can own their own land
b) Freedom of religion
c) Voice in government
d) Peace and equality
22.A. King Charles II owed Penn’s father money
B. King Charles II gave Penn’s father land in the colony.
C. Charter of 1681 gave Penn land, but England owned the land.
23.A. Quakers asked slaveholders to free slaves.
B. Quakers refused to let slaveholders in business meetings.
C. Quakers established the Abolition Society to help freed slaves
Tuesday, Mar. 5, 2024
Math Terra Nova on Wed.
Sci. Terra Nova on Thurs.
Soc. St. Terra Nova on Fril.
Soc. St. Ch. 5 test on Wed. Mar. 13
Ch. 5 Soc. St. Notes:
1. Philadelphia-“City of Brotherly Love”
2. Quakers believed that all are equal.
3. Penn’s First Frame of Government established freedom of religion.
4. King Charles II gave Penn land in North America.
5. Penn wanted all people in his colony to live in harmony.
6. Indentured servants farmed and worked in businesses.
7. Bucks, Chester, Philadelphia were counties the first colonists lived in.
8. Penn’s Great Law guaranteed people a voice in their government.
9. Treaty of Shackamaxon was between Quakers and Native Americans.
10.As cities grew, Natives lost their way of life.
11. Francis Daniel Pastorius wrote “The Germantown Protest”.
12. The route between Africa and the colonies was The Middle Passage.
13. In the 1600’s colonists gave goods to slave traders in Africa for enslaved people.
14. PA’s rivers and roads connected the city with the country.
15. PA Dutch were skilled German colonists who farmed and made crafts.
16. The Lenape felt they had been cheated by The Walking Purchase, and were angry with the colonists.
17. The Walking Purchase:
a) Penn’s sons thought of a way to get more land.
b) Logan forged a deed.
c) Land was measured by three men running.
18. Near Conestoga, Germans and Natives cooperated by trading goods.
19. Penn wanted all PA residents to be merchants.
20. In 1700’s, how did Native Americans lose their way of life?
21. What caused people of different nationalities and faiths to come to PA?
22. How did Penn establish a new colony?
23. What did Quakers do to protest slavery and work for its abolition?
Monday, Mar. 4, 2024
Math Sleep Project: Due any day this week...up to Friday, March 8
Look to order Billy Mock Shakes
Discount Cards sale
Phillies Game: June 4
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Bring #2 pencils
Get a good sleep
Say your prayers
Love your family
Thursday, Feb. 29, 2024
Bring #2 pencils
Get a good sleep
Say your prayers
Love your family
Wednesday, Feb. 28, 2024
Rel: Lent + Oct.-Feb. saints test Thurs.
Tues. Feb. 27, 2024
Math # 1-12
Rel: Lent test + Oct. -Feb. saints Thurs.
Sleep Journal on Wed.
Mon. Feb. 26, 2024
Math: Practice Journal to show ...not due
+Math packet # 1-24
Rel: Lent and Oct-Feb. saints test Thurs.
Wed. Feb. 21, 2024
Math p. 265 # 1-2; p. 266 # 1-4; p. 267 # 1-3; p. 268 # 1-4; Ch. 16 test Thurs.
Terra Nova paper: Do Dolphin paper p. 1, 4, 5
Rel. Ch. 7 test + Nov.-Feb. saints
Spell: Horse test Fri.
Vocab: Ch. 10 test Fri.
Spanish: study words
Sleep Project due Mar. 7
Tues. Feb. 20, 2024
Math: Terra Nova packet: do p. 1-2; use Math Comp., if necessary
Vocab: p. 102-103, Ch. 10; test Fri.
Spell: Study Horse words; test Fri.
Rel: Study Ch. 7 and Nov-Feb. saints; test Thurs.
Spanish: Go over words; test on Feb. 23
Thurs. Feb. 15, 2024
Math p. 177 # 16-21
Eng: p. 82 # 1-15
Vocab. Ch. 9 test Fri.
Spell: Scene test Fri.
Regular uniform on Fri.
Tuesday, Feb. 13, 2024
Math p. 114 # 1-9, in comp. bk.
Eng: p. 75 # 1-15; p. 76 # 1-14
Vocab: Pick 6 vocab. words from Ch. 9. Put each word in a sentence. Each sentence needs to have an action or being verb, a descriptive adjective, and a prepositional phrase (using at, after, by, down, for, from, etc) Do the 6 sentences on looseleaf paper, or draw lines on computer paper, to do. Vocab ch. 9 test Fri.
Spell: Study Scene words for test Fri.
Spanish vocab test 2/23
Mon. Feb. 12, 2024
Eng. p. 73 # 1-16; p. 74 # 1-15
Math p. 113 # 1-6, do in comp. bk,
Spelling: Study Scene for prac. quiz on Wed., and test Fri.
Vocab. p. 92-93; test Fri.
Span. vocab test 2/23
Thurs. Feb. 8, 2024
Pink/Red dress down day on Fri. Feb. 9+ Bake sale
Terra Nova Blue p. 2-3
Terra Nova Review p. 2-3
Spelling: Coyote test Fri.
Eng. test signed
Narrative typed and sent in
Wed. Feb. 7, 2024
Math p. 143 # 1-12
EngP> 70-71: #1-3 in each
Adj. test Thurs.
Spell: Coyote quiz Thurs.
Test/Proj. report signed
Pink/Red Dress down Fri. $1 + Bake sale Fri.
Tues. Feb. 6, 2024
Math p. 217-218 # 1-5
Eng: p. 67-68 # 1-3 in each.
Spell: Study # 11-20 test on Fri.
Fri: Red/Pink dress down $1; also Bake sale
Soc. St./Math tests signed
Narrative story typed and left in parents' computer
Mon. Feb. 5, 2024
Math p. 259-260, use comp.
Eng.: p. 65 # 1-11; p. 66 # 1-15
Spell: Study Coyote for Fri. test; Study # 1-10 tonight
Thursday, Feb. 1, 2024
Sci: Chemistry/Matter test will be on Monday--read notes online
The Prayer service for Grandparents is in the Church at 9:30. Around 10, they will come back to school. If they are taking their grandchildren to the Book Fair, have them go first, as the lines are long. Then I will be in the class to meet them. Please send in a note, letting me know that your children's grandparents are taking them home. We will have a sign-out sheet in each classroom. Grandparents only have to sign out in one classroom, if there are more than one grandchild.
It was a good Catholic Schools Week. I really enjoy your children. Every night there are stories around the Convent table about your children. The older Sisters love to hear them! God bless. Sr. Elizabeth
Wednesday, Jan. 31, 2024
Sci: test on Chemistry/Matter notes on Thurs.
Mon. Jan. 29, 2024
Soc. St. Ch. 4 test Tues.
Math Ch. 7 Tues.
Color Wars
Sci: Notes test Thurs.
Sci: Study Sheet: Chemistry, Matter, Interactions
1. Triple Beam Balance-measures mass/weight.
2. Graduated cylinder-measures volume/liquid…more accurately than a beaker or falcon tube.
3. Know pH scale
Strong acids—pH of 1-2
Strong bases—pH of 13-14
Weak acids—pH of 5-6
Weak bases—pH of 8-9
4. To test pH of a powder, you first have to make a solution of water and the powder, and dip the pH paper into it.
5. Chemical change—change in color, temperature, odor, bubbles released, rust
6. Know qualitative and quantitative properties of a substance.
7. The mass of the baking soda and tray is 16.7 grams. How do you find the mass
of the baking soda?
8. Know definitions that are highlighted in the Lablearner…especially miscible, solution, mixture, solvent.
9. Oil and water are not miscible because the oil is on the top, they separate.
Fri. Jan. 26, 2024
Thurs. Jan. 25, 2024
Math: p. 78 # 22; p. 80 # 10; p. 82 # 11 in Comp. book
Eng: p. 63 # 1-15; p. 64 # 1-16
Vocab: ch. 8 test Fri.
Spell: Jo test Fri.
$1 dress down
Wed. Jan. 24, 2024
Math: link in comp bk:
Sci: vocab test Thurs.
Spell: Jo test Fri.
Vocab: ch. 8 test Fri
Soc. St. Ch. 4 test Tues.
Mon. Jan. 22, 2024
Math p. 84 # 6-8 in comp. bk.
Sci: Study p. 18, 27, 37-38: study for test on Thurs.
Spelling: Jo test Fri.
Vocab: Ch. 8 test Fri.
Thursday Jan. 18, 2024
Homework and Possible Snow day Fri. Work:
Math: do packet, use comp. bk.
Vocab: p. 80-83--Ch. 8 test on Fri. Jan. 26
Eng: p. 60 # 1-15; p. 61: p. 1-14; p. 62 # 1-13
Soc. St.: Study Ch. 4 notes
Sci: Study p. 18 Lablearner vocab for test on Tues
Spelling: Study "Jo" words for test Fri. Jan. 26
For Snow Day:
Write 2 ways each for why Catholic Schools help us grow in Faith, Unity, and Community---in Rel. Comp. book
Thursday, Jan. 18, 2024
Soc. St. Ch. 4 and Chemistry Matter Notes
Ch. 4 Soc. St. Notes: Explorers
1. Etienne Brule-first European in PA
2. 1609-Henry Hudson-discovered the Delaware Bay.
3. Early explorers drew maps and wrote in journals to tell others of their explorations.
4. Hudson’s reports encouraged other Europeans to explore the area.
5. 1616-Cornelius Hendrikson sailed from the Delaware to Schuylkill River.
6. In the 1600’s, Europeans came to America to trade goods with Natives.
7. Native Americans traded furs for axes, muskets, blankets. They cooperated with the Europeans by trading with them.
8. New Sweden was founded in 1638. Johan Printz was governor.
9. Colonists in New Sweden lived on both sides of the Delaware River.
10.New Sweden was part of PA, NJ, and DE.
11. Cooperation was difficult between Europeans and Native Americans because there were conflicts between them.
12. The Dutch and New Netherland took control of New Sweden in 1655.
13. When more people wanted fur, Natives hunted in other tribes’ territory.
14. When Europeans began to spread their culture and took Natives’ lands, the Native American’s way of life began to disappear. Europeans brought diseases with them, and Natives had no way to fight off the diseases, and died.
15. Europeans hoped to come to PA to find freedom from their governments, and better opportunities for a better life.
16. Why was the Dutch invasion of the Swedish settlement successful?
17. How did Johan Printz help the Swede settlement prosper?
18. How were explorers’ maps and journals helpful to those following them?
19. Give examples of primary and secondary sources.
16: a) Peter Stuvesant knew that the group he led from New Amsterdam was larger than the entire Swedish population.
b) The Swedes were too far spread out on their farms to fight the Dutch.
17: Under Johan Printz’s guidance, the Swedes built forts and houses,
planted crops, and traded with the Native Americans.
18: a) Journals of explorers contained entries of land, water, people, and
dangers in the area.
b) There might be detailed maps of the area to help later explorers.
19: Primary sources give eyewitness details that secondary sources wouldn’t see.
Sci: Study Sheet: Chemistry, Matter, Interactions
1. Triple Beam Balance-measures mass/weight.
2. Graduated cylinder-measures volume/liquid…more accurately than a beaker or falcon tube.
3. Know pH scale
Strong acids—pH of 1-2
Strong bases—pH of 13-14
Weak acids—pH of 5-6
Weak bases—pH of 8-9
4. To test pH of a powder, you first have to make a solution of water and the powder, and dip the pH paper into it.
5. Chemical change—change in color, temperature, odor, bubbles released, rust
6. Know qualitative and quantitative properties of a substance.
7. The mass of the baking soda and tray is 16.7 grams. How do you find the mass
of the baking soda?
8. Know definitions that are highlighted in the Lablearner…especially miscible, solution, mixture, solvent.
9. Oil and water are not miscible because the oil is on the top, they separate.
Wednesday, Jan. 17, 2024
Read: Do One Room Schoolhouse paper
Rel: Christmas test: p. 328-331; saints, Joyful/Luminous Mysteries
Math: Ch. 6 part 2
Read for 20 minutes
Thus. Jan. 11, 2024
Math: p. 88 # 1-6; p. 89 # 1-2; use Comp. bk.
Vocab.: Ch. 7 test Fri.
Spell: Letters test Fri.
Rel: p. 328-330; saints; Joy-lum Mysteries: test Tues.\
$1 dress down on Fri.
Natives due Tues. Jan. 16
Tues. Jan. 9, 2024
Math: p. 84 # 11-12; p. 86 # 13; p. 87 # 1
Eng: p. 58 # 1-14
Voc. Ch. 7 test Fri.
Spell: Letters test Fri.
Sci: P. 1 vocab quiz on Thurs.
Rel: p. 328-330: saints, Joyful and Luminous test Tues. 1/16
Native American Proj due Tues
Monday Jan. 8, 2024
Math p. 88 # 2,3,4,6 in Comp. bk.
Rel. Study p. 228-230; saints, and Joyful, Luminous Mysteries--test Tues. 1/16
Sci: Quiz on vocab. p. 1 of Lablearner on Thurs.
Voc. Ch. 7 test Fri.
Spell: Letters test Fri.
Native Proj. due 1/16
Joyful Luminous
Annunciation Baptism of the Lord
Visitation Wedding Feast at Cana
Birth of Our Lord Proclaim the Kingdom
Presentation in the Temple Transfiguration
Finding in the Temple Institution of the Holy Eucharist
Fri. Jan. 5, 2024
Math p. 119 # 41-42; p. 120 #1; p. 121 # 3, 6, 7---do all problems in composition book
Religion: Know Joyful and Luminous Mysteries
Spelling: Letters test Fri.
Vocab: Ch. 7 test Fri.
Sci: Vocab test on Inves. 1 and 3 on Thurs.
Joyful Luminous
Annunciation Baptism of the Lord
Visitation Wedding Feast of Cana
Birth of Our Lord Proclaim the Kingdom
Presentation in the Temple Transfiguration
Finding in the Temple Institution of the Holy Eucharist
Thur Jan.4, 2024
Math p. 84 # 3 and 8 in comp.; p. 85 # 1-8
Eng: . 56 # 1-15
Rel: know Joyful and Luminous Mysteries
Sci: Study highlighted vocab p. 1 + 18.
Native Am. Project due 1/16
$1 dress down on Fri. 1/5
Joyful Luminous
Annunciation Baptism of the Lord
Visitation Wedding Feast of Cana
Birth of Our Lord Proclaim the Kingdom
Presentation in the Temple Transfiguration
Finding in the Temple Institution of the Holy Eucharist
Wed. Jan. 3, 2024
Math p. 84 # 1-2; # 6-7 in Comp.
Eng p. 55 # 1-15
Voc. p. 72-73; test Jan. 12
Tuesday Dec. 19, 2023
Spelling test on Horned Toad on Wed.
Parents can take students home around 2 P.M. when the play is finished. Be in school around 6:30 P.M. Wed night.
Monday, Dec. 18, 2023
Eng: Pronouns test Tues.
Spell: Horned Toad test Wed.
Native American Project paper signed
Fri. Dec. 15, 2023
English test on Pronouns Tues.
Reading test on Horned toad on Wed.
Thurs. Dec. 14, 2023
Math p. 83 # 12-14 in comp.
Eng. p. 44 # 1-15; p. 50 # 1-13
Soc. St. Ch. 3 test Fri.
$ 5 buddy gift on Fri.
Wednesday, Dec. 13, 2023
Math p. 83 # 7-11 in Comp.
Eng. p. 46 # 1-15; p. 48 # 1-16
Rel: Test Thurs. on Advent p. 320-325; Aug-Dec. saints; Advent Angel notes
Soc. St.: test Fri. on Ch. 3
Spell: test on Horned Toad next Wed.
Tuesday, Dec. 12, 2023
Math p. 78 # 10-14 in Comp.
Spell: Plum Creek Wed.
Rel: Advent, saints and notes from Advent angel Thurs.
soc. St. Ch. 3 test Fri; do p. 21
Wed: $1 P.J./red/green dress down and bake sale
Thursday, Dec. 7, 2023
Math p. 71 # 2-7 in Comp. bk.
Rel: Advent and saints test on Thurs. 12/14
Spell: Plum Creek test Wed. 12/13
Soc. St. test Fri. 12/15
Ch. 3 Soc. St. Notes
1. In PAian Period, animals lived in dense forests.
2. Scientists search for the remains of people and plants at an archaeologist
Site.
3. Paleontologist studies fossils.
4. PA had rich soil, so it was a good place for Natives to settle.
5. In the PAian Period, animals and plants were larger; climate was warmer.
6. PA’s good climate and fertile soil influenced Natives to settle there, and grow their own food.
7. An important system of Native American government was the League of Five Nations.
8. Farming changed the way Natives lived, because they could settle in villages.
9. Artifacts are man-made: spears, pots, etc.
10. Tamenend was the Lenni Lenape leader.
11. Artifacts tell archaeologists how people lived.
12. Fossils: footprints, shells, skeletons
13. Trilobite: extinct shelled animal
14. PA’s fossilized remains were found in coal beds.
15. 300 million years ago, PA’s climate was warm and wet.
16. Plant and animal remains were found in Meadowcroft Rockshelter.
17. Shawnee had much in common with Lenni Lenape, so they called them
“grandfathers”.
18. In the 1600’s Lenape lived along the Delaware and Brandywine Rivers.
19. Susquehannock’s houses were longhouses.
20. How did people and animals come to Pennsylvania?
21. How do artifacts indicate how people lived long ago?
22. Why are fossils important to PA’s past?
Wed. Dec. 6, 2023
Math p. 70 # 5-8
Eng. p. 49 # 1-15
Spell: Study Plum Creek; test Tues.
Math p. 68 # 1-8 in Comp. ch. 5 test Wed.
Eng. p. 47 # 1-16
Candy Gram: bring in money
Buddy gift: $5 for next week
Puppets due Dec. 11
Monday, Dec. 4, 2023
Math p. 74 # 2, p. 75 # 2-3; p. 76 # 5-6-7p take Math compo home.
Eng p. 45 # 1-12
Spell: correct test 5 X; parents sign
Candy Grams at lunch---$1
Saints Project
Due Nov. 27
1. Write a 5-7 sentence paragraph about your Saint.
2.Write 3 journal entries of 4-6 sentences as if you were your saint, in the times of your saint.
3. Have an 8-8 dialogue with your Saint, in present day.
4. Make a coat of arms on a separate piece of construction paper, using 3-4 symbols about your saint.
5. You picked a book about a saint from the library. It can be a different saint from the one on your coat of arms. Write 3 facts
Wed. Nov. 29, 2023
Math p. 60-61
ng p. 40 all, p. 41 # 1-11
Spell: Study Lewis; test Fri.
Read 20 min.
Giving tree gifts due Fri. Dec. 1
Mon. Nov. 27, 2023
Math p. 65 # 1-6; p. 66 # 1-12
Eng. p. 37 # 1-16
Spell: Lewis test Fri., Study # 1-10
Read for 20 min.
Thursday, Nov. 16, 2023
Vocab test Ch. 6 Fri.
Eng test: Nouns Fri.
Puppet Book Report due Dec. 11
The puppet MUST represent the book content and/or the traits of the main character. For example, if a student chooses the book How to Eat Fried Worms, the puppet would be a boy. He could be holding a frying pan with worms in one hand, and possibly an orange crate in the other. His shirt may say something on it about courage or have a picture of the mini bike he is trying to win.
Puppets can be as creative as the student & family wants to be. Puppets can be made out of paper bags, socks, sticks, etc… This is a great project for talking with your child about character traits, and how different characters in stories exhibit a multitude of traits. Have fun creating your character puppet.
To MEET expectations for the Puppet book report, students must demonstrate all of the following criteria during book IN CLASS presentations. I suggest students practice their presentations at home before the in class experience to lower their anxiety levels.
MEETS EXPECTATIONS:
* The student knows the name of their book.
* The student knows the author of their book.
* The student can articulate the main characters of their book.
* The student can articulate to the class at least 3 character traits. (TWO of the three must be other than physical. Examples may include imaginative, caring, cooperative, curious, organized, flexible, smart, adventurous, and so forth… Students explain how the character showed those traits in the book.
* The student can articulate a main event in their book.
* The student has a puppet representing a main character as a visual aid for their audience.
* The student can articulate to the class if they do or do not recommend their book to the class and give a reason.
Wed. Nov. 15
Math Ch. 4 test Thurs.
Spell: Winn Dixie Thurs.
Vocab Ch. 6 Fri.
Eng: Nouns test Fri.
Tues. Nov. 14, 2023
Math p. 57 all, p. 58 # 1-6
Rel: Ch. 4 test and Aug-Nov. saints Wed.
Spell: Winn test Thurs.
Math ch. 4 test Thurs.
Vocab. Ch. 6 test Fri.
Eng test on Nouns Fri.
Mon. Nov. 13, 2023
Math p. 55, Use Comp. bk.
Vocab p. 60-61, Test Fri.
Eng. p. 32 # 1-12
Spell: Winn test Thurs.
Rel: Ch. 5 + Aug-Nov. saints Wed.
More details on Puppet Book Report to come
Fri. Nov. 10, 2023
Vocab. Ch. 6 test Fri.
Spell: Winn Dixie test Thurs
Rel: Ch. 5 + Aug-Nov. Wed.
Saints Proj Due 11/27
Music Instrument due Mon. 11/13
Krispy Kreme donut order due Mon.
Thurs. Nov. 9 2023
Math p. 50 # 1-8
Eng. p. 28 # 1-16
Soc. St. ch. 2 test Fri.
Spell: Winn test 11/17
Rel. Saints proj. due 11/27
Wed. Nov. 8, 2023
Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2023
Math p. 63 # 6-15--do in Comp. bk.
Eng: p. 29 # 1-7; p. 30 # 1-16 Circle the simple subject, Square the verb; Triangle the direct object, Subject answers "Who?" or "What?"
Object answers "Who?" or "What?"
Soc. St.: Read notes on Google Classroom, Vocab from the packet, and Essays from comp. bk. Test on Ch. 2 is Fri. Nov. 10
Monday, Nov. 6, 2023
Science test Tues.
Soc. St. Test Fri. Study p. 1, 2, 5 (We changed the date of the test)
Music: make a "found" instrument---due Monday
Fri. Nov. 3, 2023
Math Ch. 3 test Mon.
Rel: Ch. 4 + saints Monday
Sci: notes test Tues.
Soc. St.: Ch. 2 test Wed.
Thurs. Nov. 2, 2023
Math p. 48 # 5-6; ch. 2 test Monday
Rel: ch. 4 + saints test Mon.
Sci: Notes test Tues.
Soc. St.: Ch. 2 test Wednesday
Tuesday, Oct. 31, 2023
Math p. 46 # 1-3; p. 47 # 1-3
Eng p. 27 # 1-12
Rel: ch. 4 + saints Monday test
Sci: Notes test on Tues.
Soc. St. Ch. 2 Wed test
Social Studies Ch. 2
1. Atlantic Coastal Plain:
a) Mostly Philadelphia and suburbs…in Southeast corner
b) Delaware River helped transportation, so people settled near it.
c) People transport goods through Philadelphia, because it is on the
fall line.
2. Piedmont:
a) Micheaux State Forest is on South Mountain
b) Canals link waterways to help people in New Hope trade with people
in other areas.
c) South Mountain is “ridges separated by valleys”.
d) Piedmont is east of the Appalachian Mountains and west of the fall line.
3. Ridge and Valley:
a) Goes from southwest to northeast, in central PA
b) Great Valley is farmland in Ridge and Valley
c) Valleys border the mountains
d) Industries settled in the Ridge and Valley Region because of the coal deposits there.
4. Allegheny Plateau:
a) In North and West PA
b) In 1820, mining companies dug for coal in Allegheny Plateau.
c) Allegheny Mountains are on the east of the Allegheny Plateau.
d) Recreation in Allegheny Plateau:
1. Ganoga Falls
2. Mount Davis
3. Allegheny National Forest
5.Lake Erie Coastal Plain:
a) You can drive through the Erie Lowland region in a few minutes.
b) The Erie Lowland Region is on the southern shore of Lake Erie.
c) Fertile soil produces many fruits and vegetables.
d) Erie has a good port, so it is the third largest city
Social Studies Ch. 2, p. 2.
6.Why is Erie, Pa a good location for a port?
7. Why is Pittsburgh a lively modern city?
8. What steps are taken to get the coal in Lackawanna and Allegheny Plateau, to be used around the nation?
9. Where is the best place in PA to be a farmer? Explain.
Mon. Oct. 30, 2023
Math p. 44 # 1-9
Sci: Read notes; test 11/7 Tues.
Rel: ch. 4 And Aug-Oct. test mon. 11/6
Read 20 min.
Fri. Oct. 27, 2023
Rel. Ch. 4 Aug-Oct. Thurs.
Sci: Notes test--on Google Classroom Fri.
Math Ch. 3 test Sub. Fri??? (Maybe)
Thurs. Oct. 26, 2023
Math p. 41 # 3, 6, 9
Voc. Ch. 5 test Fri.
Eng. p. 26 # 1-14
Sci. vocab test Fri.
Wednesday Oct. 25, 2023
Math p. 37 # 1-4
Vocab: ch. 5 test Fri.
Sci Vocab TEst Fri
Tuesday, Oct. 24, 2024
Math p. 33 # 11, 12, 14, 15 in Comp.
Eng p. 24 # 1-18, p. 25 # 1-13
Voc. Ch. 5- test Fri.; notes are in Science folder
Sci. Vocab. test Fri.
Microscopes, Lenses Study Sheet for test
Study Sheet for test on Microscopes and Lenses
1. 10 X objective gives most details of a specimen.
2. Largest field of view is 4 X.
3. Light is needed for the microscope to work.
4. If a specimen measures 3 cm, and when it is magnified, it measures 9 cm,
the power of magnification is 3 X. If a specimen measures
5 cm, and when it is magnified, it measures 25 cm, the power
of magnification is 5 X.
5. Convex lenses can change how you see the image. Sometimes it’s larger; sometimes smaller, sometimes smaller and inverted.
6. Eyes, magnifying lenses, and microscopes have lenses.
7. Objective on the microscope refracts light.
8. A wide lens refracts light the most…like a convex lens.
9. When viewing an object, a convex lens makes the object appear larger, a
concave lens makes the object appear smaller, and glass slides make it appear
the same.
10. Magnify means make larger.
11. Resolution means the image is clear and easy to see.
12. The total magnification of the 10 X objective and the 10X eyepiece is 100X.
13. Low objective gives the greatest field of view.
14. When an image is reflected, it looks backward. For example, an “F”.
Mon. Oct. 23, 2023
Math test signed
Vocab. p. 50-51; test Fri.
Sci: vocab test Fri.
Thurs. Oct. 19, 2023
Vocab. Ch. 4-Fri.
Rel: Ch. 3 + saints Fri.
Sci: Study Vocab for test Tues.
Hello, parents!
With the school year successfully under way, the Glee Club
will begin soon as well! All students who are in grades 1-8 are
invited to join. We practice every other Tuesday during lunch recess
in my music classroom. All are welcome! Our first practice will be
held on Tuesday October 31 st for the 1-4 grade students. The
following week, November 7 th , the 5-8 grade students will have
their first rehearsal.
Your children can have so much fun singing together in the
Glee Club. We sing songs by artists such as Taylor Swift, One
Direction, 5 Seconds of Summer, Harry Styles, Journey, Bon Jovi,
Lady Gaga, the Beatles, OneRepublic, Pink, Ed Sheeran, and
even some Disney songs and songs from “Sing!” movies! We
were even asked to sing The Star Spangled Banner at a
Wilmington Blue Rocks game for the last 5 years! WOW!
There is no cost to join the Glee Club. All I ask is that your
children be excited about singing together! This is a commitment,
so if your child is interested, please make sure to encourage them
to attend each week if it is their turn.
If your child is interested, please email me at
ADelargey@STAGlenMills.org. If you are already a Glee Club
member from last year, you do not need to email me. There
will be an announcement made on the loud speaker to remind
them. Thanks so much, and I cannot wait to hear. Mrs. Delargey
Wed. Oct. 18, 2023
Sci: Vocab test on Tues.
Eng. p. 22 # 1-14;; p. 23 # 1-14
Vocab. test Fri. Ch. 4
Rel: Ch. 4 test and saints on Fri.
Math Ch. 2 test Thurs.
Get Progress reports signed
Tues. Oct. 17, 2023
Voc. Ch. 4 test Fri.
Rel. Ch. 3 + saints Fri.
Math Ch. 2 test Thurs.
Sci. vocab test Tues. 1024
Trip permission slip signed
Mon. Oct. 16, 2023
Math p. 30 # 2-3;
p. 31 # 6
Vocab. p. 40-41; test Fri.
Rel. Ch. 3 test + saints Fri.
Sci: Vocab. test Tues.
Thurs. Oct. 12, 2023
Math p. 25 # 10-12; p. 27 # 5-8
Eng p. 20 # 1-3 in both
Voc. Ch. 3 test Fri.
read 20 min.
Wed. Oct. 11, 2023
Math p. 26 # 1-3; p. 27 # 1-4
Eng. p. 21 # 1-7
Soc. St. Ch. 1 test Thurs.
Vocab. Ch. 3 test Fri.
Mon. Oct. 10
Math p. 25 # 1-4
Voc. P. 30-31; test Fri.
Soc. St. test Thurs.
Rel: Review Oct. saints
Soc. St. Ch. 1 notes
1. Know where states are around PA.
2. Allegheny Mts. are east of the Allegheny Front.
3. Seven large land areas are continents.
4. PA is in the middle of the 13 colonies, in the arch.
5. PA is in the N. and W. hemisphere.
6. Appalachian Mts are the oldest mountain chain in the country.
7. Allegheny Front is the eastern slope of the Allegheny Front.
8. Allegheny Mts are in the center of PA, from SW to NE.
9. Sandstone is found in Monroe County, and is used to make glass.
10. Tributaries of Ohio River are Allegheny and Monongahela Rivers.
11. Allegheny Mountains are east of the Allegheny Front.
12. Industrial Waste, chemicals, and fertilizers cause water pollution.
13. Hardwood trees grow in valleys and lowlands.
14. PA’s waterways make the state a center of transportation and business.
15. Limestone is used to make cement.
16. Climate is affected by elevation, distance from the equator, and location on earth.
17. Rachel Carson wrote about pesticides.
18. Each section of the state has habitats that give certain animals the food and shelter they need.
19. PA has a variety of habitats that grow different vegetables, depending on the climate.
20. Why should we conserve both renewable and nonrenewable resources?
21. How do rivers and lakes make PA a center of transportation and business?
22. Why is PA called the Keystone State?
Fri. Oct. 6, 2023
Eng: Ch. 1 test Tues.
Soc. St. Ch. 1 Thurs.
Vocab. Ch. 3 on Fri.
Soc. St. Ch. 1 notes
1. Know where states are around PA.
2. Allegheny Mts. are east of the Allegheny Front.
3. Seven large land areas are continents.
4. PA is in the middle of the 13 colonies, in the arch.
5. PA is in the N. and W. hemisphere.
6. Appalachian Mts are the oldest mountain chain in the country.
7. Allegheny Front is the eastern slope of the Allegheny Front.
8. Allegheny Mts are in the center of PA, from SW to NE.
9. Sandstone is found in Monroe County, and is used to make glass.
10. Tributaries of Ohio River are Allegheny and Monongahela Rivers.
11. Allegheny Mountains are east of the Allegheny Front.
12. Industrial Waste, chemicals, and fertilizers cause water pollution.
13. Hardwood trees grow in valleys and lowlands.
14. PA’s waterways make the state a center of transportation and business.
15. Limestone is used to make cement.
16. Climate is affected by elevation, distance from the equator, and location on earth.
17. Rachel Carson wrote about pesticides.
18. Each section of the state has habitats that give certain animals the food and shelter they need.
19. PA has a variety of habitats that grow different vegetables, depending on the climate.
20. Why should we conserve both renewable and nonrenewable resources?
21. How do rivers and lakes make PA a center of transportation and business?
22. Why is PA called the Keystone State?
Thurs. Oct. 5, 2023
Math p. 23 # 7-10
Eng: p. 1 # 1-3
12 # 9-16
15 # 1-12
Soc. St.: Ch. 1 Thurs.
Trip: Lunch in cafeteria, extra pair of shoes/sneaks, money in a baggie with your name
Wed. Oct. 4, 2023
Math p.21 # 7-10; do in Comp. book
Eng. p. 14 # 1-12
Vocab. Ch. 2 test Thurs.
Bring another set of shoes on Fri. to Highland Orchard. It may be muddy; Also, some money, if you want to buy something
Soc. St. Study Ch. 1 notes: Test on Thurs. 10/12
Soc. St. Ch. 1 notes
1. Know where states are around PA.
2. Allegheny Mts. are east of the Allegheny Front.
3. Seven large land areas are continents.
4. PA is in the middle of the 13 colonies, in the arch.
5. PA is in the N. and W. hemisphere.
6. Appalachian Mts are the oldest mountain chain in the country.
7. Allegheny Front is the eastern slope of the Allegheny Front.
8. Allegheny Mts are in the center of PA, from SW to NE.
9. Sandstone is found in Monroe County, and is used to make glass.
10. Tributaries of Ohio River are Allegheny and Monongahela Rivers.
11. Allegheny Mountains are east of the Allegheny Front.
12. Industrial Waste, chemicals, and fertilizers cause water pollution.
13. Hardwood trees grow in valleys and lowlands.
14. PA’s waterways make the state a center of transportation and business.
15. Limestone is used to make cement.
16. Climate is affected by elevation, distance from the equator, and location on earth.
17. Rachel Carson wrote about pesticides.
18. Each section of the state has habitats that give certain animals the food and shelter they need.
19. PA has a variety of habitats that grow different vegetables, depending on the climate.
20. Why should we conserve both renewable and nonrenewable resources?
21. How do rivers and lakes make PA a center of transportation and business?
22. Why is PA called the Keystone State?
Tues. Oct. 3, 2023
Math p. 19 # 1-8
Rel: Ch. 2 and saints test Wed.
Vocab Ch. 2 test Thurs.
Mon. Oct. 2, 2023
Voc. p. 20-21
Math: parents sign Real World Math
Soc. St. p. 1
Rel: Ch. 2 and saints test Wed.
Fri. Sept. 29, 2023
Math: Ch. 1 test Mon
Vocab: Ch. 2 test Thurs.
Rel: Ch. 2 and saints on Wed.
Thurs. Sept. 28, 2023
Eng. p. 13
Voc. Ch. 1 test Fri.
Spell: Sept. 21 words test on Fri.
Rel. Ch. 2 + saints test Tues.
Wed. Sept. 27, 2023
Spell: Sept. 21: Fri.
Vocab: Ch. 1 test Fri.
Eng: p. 10 # 1-15; p. 11: # 1-15
Math Ch. 1 test Thurs.
Tues. Sept. 26, 2023
Math p. 9 # 1-4; p. 12 # 1-6; Ch. 1 test Thurs.
Spell: Sept. 21 words test on Fri.
Vocab.: Ch. 1 definitions on Fri.
Read for 20 Min.
Mon. Sept. 25, 2023
Spelling: study spelling words from Sept. 21; test Fri.
Vocab: Study ch. 1 definitions; test Fri.
Math p. 10 # 1-5; p. 11 # 1-12
Fri. Sept. 22, 2023
Math quiz on expanded nos., rounding nos., on Tues.
Spelling test on Sept. 21 words on Fri.
Vocab. Ch. 1 test on Fri.
Permission slip and $30 sent in ASAP
Read 20 min. each night
Thurs. Sept. 21, 2023
Math p. 9 # 6,8,10
Vocab: p. 11
Read 20 min.
Wed. Sept. 20, 2023
Math p. 8 # 1, 3,4; p. 9 # 5,7,9
Eng. p. 9 # 1-12
Vocab. p. 10
Contact Math and Vocab.
Read 20 min.
Tues. Sept. 19, 2023
Math p. 3 # 3-6; p. 4 # 1-2
Eng: p. 8 3 1-13
Mon. Sept. 18, 2023
Rel: Ch. 1 and Aug-Sept. saints test Tues. Know 3 facts about St. Thomas Aquinas and Rachel Carson
Fri. Sept. 15, 2023
Rel. Ch. 1 test and Aug. -Sept. saints on Tues.
Read for 20 minutes
4-8 times tables
Those running for Rep, have 4-sentence speeches ready
Thurs. Sept. 14, 2023
Parents, Complete the Handle With Care Paper
Wed. Sept. 13, 2023
Read for 20-30 min.
Math: know 7-8 tables
6:00 Back to School night--3 half-hour sessions--Thurs. Sept. 14
Tues. Sept. 12, 2023
Eng: do 8 sentences in Eng. Comp. book; Wkbk p. 6 # 1-13; p. 7 # 1-12
Math study 4-8 tables
Read 20 minutes
Mon. Sept. 11, 2023
Read from your library book for 25-30 minutes tonight.
Math: know your 4-9 times tables very fast; test on Tues.
Thursday, Sept. 7, 2023
Math: know 7-8 times tables very quickly---do T-drills to do them quickly
Complete emergency paper and send back
Send in a small photo of student: 2 inches or so
Friday, Sept. 8, 2023
Math; Study 4,6,7,8 tables
Get Emergency paper filled out
Send in 2" photo of your student
Math p. 60 #1-2
p. 61 # 1 and 3
Read: President test Thurs.
Spell: President test Fri.
Sci. Vocab test Fri.
Monday Nov. 14, 2022
Math p. 56 # 1-9; p. 58 # 1-6
Eng p. 34-36 # 1-3 in each section (Noun test on Tues.)
Read: Presidents test Thurs.
Spell: Presidents' test Fri.
Sci.: Vocab test Fri
Rel. Proj. due 11/15
Rel. Proj.: 1) Make a shield on construction paper with saint's name, 4 symbols, and name in lower right. (Keep this construction paper unstapled, as you will hang it in the hallway.) 2) Make a construction paper cover of your saint, with their name, a picture, and your name in lower right
3) Write or type 4 sentences, speaking as your saint. Tell about why you are a saint.
4) Write or type 3 paragraphs, as your saint. Each paragraph is 2-3 sentences. Use your imagination, and
write about your life at a different time in your life...for example, as a young boy; another paragraph
will be about the work you do; another paragraph will be about later in your life
Staple work # 2, 3, 4.
Be prepared to share your work with the class. Type only words you know the meaning of, and can
pronounce.
Friday, Nov. 11, 2022
Eng: Nouns test Monday
Spanish: study words copied from the board today, Friday, for a test
Music: Musical instruments due Monday
Rel. Proj. due 11/15
Rel. Proj.: 1) Make a shield on construction paper with saint's name, 4 symbols, and name in lower right. (Keep this construction paper unstapled, as you will hang it in the hallway.) 2) Make a construction paper cover of your saint, with their name, a picture, and your name in lower right
3) Write or type 4 sentences, speaking as your saint. Tell about why you are a saint.
4) Write or type 3 paragraphs, as your saint. Each paragraph is 2-3 sentences. Use your imagination, and
write about your life at a different time in your life...for example, as a young boy; another paragraph
will be about the work you do; another paragraph will be about later in your life
Staple work # 2, 3, 4.
Be prepared to share your work with the class. Type only words you know the meaning of, and can
pronounce.
Thurs. Nov. 10, 2022
Spell: Horse test Fri.
Vocab: Ch. 6 test Fri.
Eng: Noun test Mon.
Rel. Proj. due 11/15
Rel. Proj.: 1) Make a shield on construction paper with saint's name, 4 symbols, and name in lower right. (Keep this construction paper unstapled, as you will hang it in the hallway.) 2) Make a construction paper cover of your saint, with their name, a picture, and your name in lower right
3) Write or type 4 sentences, speaking as your saint. Tell about why you are a saint.
4) Write or type 3 paragraphs, as your saint. Each paragraph is 2-3 sentences. Use your imagination, and
write about your life at a different time in your life...for example, as a young boy; another paragraph
will be about the work you do; another paragraph will be about later in your life
Staple work # 2, 3, 4.
Be prepared to share your work with the class. Type only words you know the meaning of, and can
pronounce.
Wed. Nov. 9, 2022
Math p. 51 # 1-3; p. 52 # 1-5
Eng p. 31 # 1-15; p. 32 # 1-12; test on nouns Monday
Read Horse test Thurs.\
Spell Horse test Fri.
Voc ch. 6 test Fri.
Rel. Proj. due 11/15
Rel. Proj.: 1) Make a shield on construction paper with saint's name, 4 symbols, and name in lower right. (Keep this construction paper unstapled, as you will hang it in the hallway.) 2) Make a construction paper cover of your saint, with their name, a picture, and your name in lower right
3) Write or type 4 sentences, speaking as your saint. Tell about why you are a saint.
4) Write or type 3 paragraphs, as your saint. Each paragraph is 2-3 sentences. Use your imagination, and
write about your life at a different time in your life...for example, as a young boy; another paragraph
will be about the work you do; another paragraph will be about later in your life
Staple work # 2, 3, 4.
Be prepared to share your work with the class. Type only words you know the meaning of, and can
pronounce.
Tues. Nov. 8, 2022
Math p. 49-50 # 1-12
Eng: p. 28 # 1-16
Vocab. ch. 6 test Fri.
Read: Horse test Thurs.
Spell: Horse test Fri.
Rel.: Ch. 4 and saints test Wed.
Rel. Proj. due 11/15
Rel. Proj.: 1) Make a shield on construction paper with saint's name, 4 symbols, and name in lower right. (Keep this construction paper unstapled, as you will hang it in the hallway.)
2) Make a construction paper cover of your saint, with their name, a picture, and your name in lower right
3) Write or type 4 sentences, speaking as your saint. Tell about why you are a saint.
4) Write or type 3 paragraphs, as your saint. Each paragraph is 2-3 sentences. Use your imagination, and
write about your life at a different time in your life...for example, as a young boy; another paragraph
will be about the work you do; another paragraph will be about later in your life
Staple work # 2, 3, 4.
Be prepared to share your work with the class. Type only words you know the meaning of, and can
pronounce.
Mon. Nov. 7, 2022
Math p. 63 #7, 8. 11, 12, 16, 17
Vocab. p.58-60
Rel.: ch. 4 and saints test Wed.;
Read. Horse test Thurs.
Spell.: Horse on Fri.
Music: make instrument and bring in Mon. 11/14
Rel. Proj.: 1) Make a shield on construction paper with saint's name, 4 symbols, and name in lower right. (Keep this construction paper unstapled, as you will hang it in the hallway.)
2) Make a construction paper cover of your saint, with their name, a picture, and your name in lower right
3) Write or type 4 sentences, speaking as your saint. Tell about why you are a saint.
4) Write or type 3 paragraphs, as your saint. Each paragraph is 2-3 sentences. Use your imagination, and
write about your life at a different time in your life...for example, as a young boy; another paragraph
will be about the work you do; another paragraph will be about later in your life
Staple work # 2, 3, 4.
Be prepared to share your work with the class. Type only words you know the meaning of, and can
pronounce.
Rel. Proj. due 11/15
Friday, Nov. 4, 2022
Rel: Ch. 4 and Saints test Wed. (changed from Tues.)
Proj. due 11/15
Bring in supplies for Regions of PA cake on Monday
Rel. Proj.: 1) Make a shield on construction paper with saint's name, 4 symbols, and name in lower right. (Keep this construction paper unstapled, as you will hang it in the hallway.)
2) Make a construction paper cover of your saint, with their name, a picture, and your name in lower right
3) Write or type 4 sentences, speaking as your saint. Tell about why you are a saint.
4) Write or type 3 paragraphs, as your saint. Each paragraph is 2-3 sentences. Use your imagination, and
write about your life at a different time in your life...for example, as a young boy; another paragraph
will be about the work you do; another paragraph will be about later in your life
Staple work # 2, 3, 4.
Be prepared to share your work with the class. Type only words you know the meaning of, and can
pronounce.
Thursday, Nov. 3, 2022
Math p.55 # 1-10 in comp. book
Eng. p. 30 # 1-16
Spell: Scene Two test Fri.
Vocab. Ch. 5 test Fri.
Rel.: Ch. 4 and saints test Tues.
Rel. Proj.: 1) Make a shield on construction paper with saint's name, 4 symbols, and name in lower right. (Keep
this construction paper unstapled, as you will hang it in the hallway.)
2) Make a construction paper cover of your saint, with their name, a picture, and your name in lower right
3) Write or type 4 sentences, speaking as your saint. Tell about why you are a saint.
4) Write or type 3 paragraphs, as your saint. Each paragraph is 2-3 sentences. Use your imagination, and
write about your life at a different time in your life...for example, as a young boy; another paragraph
will be about the work you do; another paragraph will be about later in your life
Staple work # 2, 3, 4.
Be prepared to share your work with the class. Type only words you know the meaning of, and can
pronounce.
Wednesday, Nov. 2, 2022
Math p. 54 # 5-20
Eng: Complete the Poss. packet
Read: Scene Two test Thurs.
Spell: Scene Two test Fri.
Vocab.: Ch. 5 test Fri.
Rel.: Ch.4 And Aug-Nov. saints test Tues. 11/8
Rel. Proj.: 1) Make a shield on construction paper with saint's name, 4 symbols, and name in lower right. (Keep
this construction paper unstapled, as you will hang it in the hallway.)
2) Make a construction paper cover of your saint, with their name, a picture, and your name in lower right
3) Write or type 4 sentences, speaking as your saint. Tell about why you are a saint.
4) Write or type 3 paragraphs, as your saint. Each paragraph is 2-3 sentences. Use your imagination, and
write about your life at a different time in your life...for example, as a young boy; another paragraph
will be about the work you do; another paragraph will be about later in your life
Staple work # 2, 3, 4.
Be prepared to share your work with the class. Type only words you know the meaning of, and can
pronounce.
Friday, Oct. 28, 2022
Math: Ch. 3 test Monday
Vocab.: p. 50-51; test on Ch. 5 Friday, Nov. 4
tests signed
Free Halloween costume day on Mon...in moderation
Soc. St. test on Wed. Nov. 2: vocab paper, essays, too.
1. Atlantic Coastal Plain:
a) Mostly Philadelphia and suburbs…in Southeast corner
b) Delaware River helped transportation, so people settled near it.
c) People transport goods through Philadelphia, because it is on the fall line.
2. Piedmont:
a) Micheaux State Forest is on South Mountain
b) Canals link waterways to help people in New Hope trade with people in other areas.
c) South Mountain is “ridges separated by valleys”.
d) Piedmont is east of the Appalachian Mountains and west of the fall line.
3. Ridge and Valley:
a) Goes from southwest to northeast, in central PA
b) Great Valley is farmland in Ridge and Valley
c) Valleys border the mountains
d) Industries settled in the Ridge and Valley Region because of the coal deposits there.
4. Allegheny Plateau:
a) In North and West PA
b) In 1820, mining companies dug for coal in Allegheny Plateau.
c) Allegheny Mountains are on the east of the Allegheny Plateau.
d) Recreation in Allegheny Plateau:
1. Ganoga Falls
2. Mount Davis
3. Allegheny National Forest
5.Lake Erie Coastal Plain:
a) You can drive through the Erie Lowland region in a few minutes.
b) The Erie Lowland Region is on the southern shore of Lake Erie.
c) Fertile soil produces many fruits and vegetables.
d) Erie has a good port, so it is the third largest city
Social Studies Ch.2, p. 2.
6.Why is Erie, Pa a good location for a
port?
7. Why is Pittsburgh a lively modern city?
8. What steps are taken to get the coal in Lackawanna and Allegheny
Plateau, to be used around the nation?
9. Where is the best place in PA to be a farmer? Explain.
Thursday, Oct. 27, 2022
Math p. 21, 23, 24, 25A
Eng. p. 27 # 1-12
Spelling: Coyote test-Fri.
Vocab: Ch. 4 test Fri.
Soc. St. Ch. 2 test Wednesday 11/2
$1 dress down and Bake sale Friday
Soc. St: Study vocab. paper, and notes in Soc. St. Comp. bk.
Soc. St. Ch. 2 Study notes Test on Wed. Nov. 2
Social Studies Ch. 2
1. Atlantic Coastal Plain:
a) Mostly Philadelphia and suburbs…in Southeast corner
b) Delaware River helped transportation, so people settled near it.
c) People transport goods through Philadelphia, because it is on the fall line.
2. Piedmont:
a) Micheaux State Forest is on South Mountain
b) Canals link waterways to help people in New Hope trade with people in other areas.
c) South Mountain is “ridges separated by valleys”.
d) Piedmont is east of the Appalachian Mountains and west of the fall line.
3. Ridge and Valley:
a) Goes from southwest to northeast, in central PA
b) Great Valley is farmland in Ridge and Valley
c) Valleys border the mountains
d) Industries settled in the Ridge and Valley Region because of the coal deposits there.
4. Allegheny Plateau:
a) In North and West PA
b) In 1820, mining companies dug for coal in Allegheny Plateau.
c) Allegheny Mountains are on the east of the Allegheny Plateau.
d) Recreation in Allegheny Plateau:
1. Ganoga Falls
2. Mount Davis
3. Allegheny National Forest
5.Lake Erie Coastal Plain:
a) You can drive through the Erie Lowland region in a few minutes.
b) The Erie Lowland Region is on the southern shore of Lake Erie.
c) Fertile soil produces many fruits and vegetables.
d) Erie has a good port, so it is the third largest city
Social Studies Ch.2, p. 2.
6.Why is Erie, Pa a good location for a
port?
7. Why is Pittsburgh a lively modern city?
8. What steps are taken to get the coal in Lackawanna and Allegheny
Plateau, to be used around the nation?
9. Where is the best place in PA to be a farmer? Explain.
Wednesday, Oct. 26, 2022
Math: p. 62 # 1, 2, 3, 5, 13-18--in comp. book
Eng. P. 29 # 1-15
Read.: Coyote test on Thurs.
Spell: Coyote test on Fri.
Vocab.: Ch. 4 test Fri.
Free Phillies dress down on Thurs.
$1 Fall/Halloween dress down on Fri.; Bake Sale on Fri.
Mon, Oct. 31: modified Halloween costume Free; party in p.m.
Tues.: Nov. 1: No school: Holy Day of Obligation--go to Mass
Soc. St: Study vocab. paper, and notes in Soc. St. Comp. bk.
Soc. St. Ch. 2 Study notes Test on Wed. Nov. 2
Social Studies Ch. 2
1. Atlantic Coastal Plain:
a) Mostly Philadelphia and suburbs…in Southeast corner
b) Delaware River helped transportation, so people settled near it.
c) People transport goods through Philadelphia, because it is on the fall line.
2. Piedmont:
a) Micheaux State Forest is on South Mountain
b) Canals link waterways to help people in New Hope trade with people in other areas.
c) South Mountain is “ridges separated by valleys”.
d) Piedmont is east of the Appalachian Mountains and west of the fall line.
3. Ridge and Valley:
a) Goes from southwest to northeast, in central PA
b) Great Valley is farmland in Ridge and Valley
c) Valleys border the mountains
d) Industries settled in the Ridge and Valley Region because of the coal deposits there.
4. Allegheny Plateau:
a) In North and West PA
b) In 1820, mining companies dug for coal in Allegheny Plateau.
c) Allegheny Mountains are on the east of the Allegheny Plateau.
d) Recreation in Allegheny Plateau:
1. Ganoga Falls
2. Mount Davis
3. Allegheny National Forest
5.Lake Erie Coastal Plain:
a) You can drive through the Erie Lowland region in a few minutes.
b) The Erie Lowland Region is on the southern shore of Lake Erie.
c) Fertile soil produces many fruits and vegetables.
d) Erie has a good port, so it is the third largest city
Social Studies Ch.2, p. 2.
6.Why is Erie, Pa a good location for a
port?
7. Why is Pittsburgh a lively modern city?
8. What steps are taken to get the coal in Lackawanna and Allegheny
Plateau, to be used around the nation?
9. Where is the best place in PA to be a farmer? Explain.
Tuesday, Oct. 25, 2022
Math p. 47
Eng. p. 25 # 1-13, if not already completed
Vocab. p. 41-42 # 1-4; Ch. 4 test Fri.
Read: Coyote test Thurs.
Spell: Coyote test Fri.
Thurs.-Free Phillies Dress down
Fri.-Dress down $1 plus Bake Sale
Monday-Free --Halloween costume---moderate costume, as we will play wiffle ball, and have class in the morning
Tues. Nov. 1--All Saints--No School--Holy Day of Obligation--go to Mass
Wed.-Winter uniforms--Gym day--sweats, short sleeve shirt, sweatshirt
Soc. St.-Ch. 2 test Wed. Nov. 3
Soc. St. Ch. 2 Study notes Test on Wed. Nov. 2
Social Studies Ch. 2
1. Atlantic Coastal Plain:
a) Mostly Philadelphia and suburbs…in Southeast corner
b) Delaware River helped transportation, so people settled near it.
c) People transport goods through Philadelphia, because it is on the fall line.
2. Piedmont:
a) Micheaux State Forest is on South Mountain
b) Canals link waterways to help people in New Hope trade with people in other areas.
c) South Mountain is “ridges separated by valleys”.
d) Piedmont is east of the Appalachian Mountains and west of the fall line.
3. Ridge and Valley:
a) Goes from southwest to northeast, in central PA
b) Great Valley is farmland in Ridge and Valley
c) Valleys border the mountains
d) Industries settled in the Ridge and Valley Region because of the coal deposits there.
4. Allegheny Plateau:
a) In North and West PA
b) In 1820, mining companies dug for coal in Allegheny Plateau.
c) Allegheny Mountains are on the east of the Allegheny Plateau.
d) Recreation in Allegheny Plateau:
1. Ganoga Falls
2. Mount Davis
3. Allegheny National Forest
5.Lake Erie Coastal Plain:
a) You can drive through the Erie Lowland region in a few minutes.
b) The Erie Lowland Region is on the southern shore of Lake Erie.
c) Fertile soil produces many fruits and vegetables.
d) Erie has a good port, so it is the third largest city
Social Studies Ch.2, p. 2.
6.Why is Erie, Pa a good location for a
port?
7. Why is Pittsburgh a lively modern city?
8. What steps are taken to get the coal in Lackawanna and Allegheny
Plateau, to be used around the nation?
9. Where is the best place in PA to be a farmer? Explain.
Monday, October 24, 2022
Math p. 46
Vocab. p. 38-40; Ch. 4 test Friday.
Read.: Coyote test Thurs.
Spell: Coyotes test Fri.
$1 Dress down on Fri. + Bake sale for $1
Sci. test on Microscopes, use notes below---test on Tues.
Soc. St. test on Ch. 2 next Wednesday
Science Microscope test on Tuesday (changed from Mon.)
Study Guide:
1. 4 X objective gives most details of a specimen.
2. Largest field of view is 4 X.
3. Light is needed for the microscope to work.
4. If a specimen measures 3 cm, and when it is magnified, it measures 9 cm, the power of magnification is 3 X. If a specimen measures 5 cm, and when it is magnified, it measures 25 cm, the power of magnification is 5 X.
5. Convex lenses can change how you see the image. Sometimes it’s larger; sometimes smaller, sometimes smaller and inverted.
6. Eyes, magnifying lenses, and microscopes have lenses.
7. Objective on the microscope refracts light.
8. A wide lens refracts light the most…like a convex lens.
9. When viewing an object, a convex lens makes the object appear larger, a concave lens makes the object appear smaller, and glass slides make it appear the same.
10. Magnify means make larger.
11. Resolution means the image is clear and easy to see.
12. The total magnification of the 10 X objective and the 10X eyepiece is 100X.
13. Low objective gives the greatest field of view.
14. When an image is reflected, it looks backward. For example, an “F”.
Soc. St. Ch. 2 Study notes Test on Wed. Nov. 2
Social Studies Ch. 2
1. Atlantic Coastal Plain:
a) Mostly Philadelphia and suburbs…in Southeast corner
b) Delaware River helped transportation, so people settled near it.
c) People transport goods through Philadelphia, because it is on the fall line.
2. Piedmont:
a) Micheaux State Forest is on South Mountain
b) Canals link waterways to help people in New Hope trade with people in other areas.
c) South Mountain is “ridges separated by valleys”.
d) Piedmont is east of the Appalachian Mountains and west of the fall line.
3. Ridge and Valley:
a) Goes from southwest to northeast, in central PA
b) Great Valley is farmland in Ridge and Valley
c) Valleys border the mountains
d) Industries settled in the Ridge and Valley Region because of the coal deposits there.
4. Allegheny Plateau:
a) In North and West PA
b) In 1820, mining companies dug for coal in Allegheny Plateau.
c) Allegheny Mountains are on the east of the Allegheny Plateau.
d) Recreation in Allegheny Plateau:
1. Ganoga Falls
2. Mount Davis
3. Allegheny National Forest
5.Lake Erie Coastal Plain:
a) You can drive through the Erie Lowland region in a few minutes.
b) The Erie Lowland Region is on the southern shore of Lake Erie.
c) Fertile soil produces many fruits and vegetables.
d) Erie has a good port, so it is the third largest city
Social Studies Ch.2, p. 2.
6.Why is Erie, Pa a good location for a
port?
7. Why is Pittsburgh a lively modern city?
8. What steps are taken to get the coal in Lackawanna and Allegheny
Plateau, to be used around the nation?
9. Where is the best place in PA to be a farmer? Explain.
Friday, Oct. 21
Math: Get Proj. paper signed
Science Microscope test on Tuesday (changed from Mon.)
Study Guide:
1. 4 X objective gives most details of a specimen.
2. Largest field of view is 4 X.
3. Light is needed for the microscope to work.
4. If a specimen measures 3 cm, and when it is magnified, it measures 9 cm, the power of magnification is 3 X. If a specimen measures 5 cm, and when it is magnified, it measures 25 cm, the power of magnification is 5 X.
5. Convex lenses can change how you see the image. Sometimes it’s larger; sometimes smaller, sometimes smaller and inverted.
6. Eyes, magnifying lenses, and microscopes have lenses.
7. Objective on the microscope refracts light.
8. A wide lens refracts light the most…like a convex lens.
9. When viewing an object, a convex lens makes the object appear larger, a concave lens makes the object appear smaller, and glass slides make it appear the same.
10. Magnify means make larger.
11. Resolution means the image is clear and easy to see.
12. The total magnification of the 10 X objective and the 10X eyepiece is 100X.
13. Low objective gives the greatest field of view.
14. When an image is reflected, it looks backward. For example, an “F”.
Soc. St. Ch. 2 Study notes
Social Studies Ch. 2
1. Atlantic Coastal Plain:
a) Mostly Philadelphia and suburbs…in Southeast corner
b) Delaware River helped transportation, so people settled near it.
c) People transport goods through Philadelphia, because it is on the
fall line.
2. Piedmont:
a) Micheaux State Forest is on South Mountain
b) Canals link waterways to help people in New Hope trade with people
in other areas.
c) South Mountain is “ridges separated by valleys”.
d) Piedmont is east of the Appalachian Mountains and west of the fall line.
3. Ridge and Valley:
a) Goes from southwest to northeast, in central PA
b) Great Valley is farmland in Ridge and Valley
c) Valleys border the mountains
d) Industries settled in the Ridge and Valley Region because of the coal deposits there.
4. Allegheny Plateau:
a) In North and West PA
b) In 1820, mining companies dug for coal in Allegheny Plateau.
c) Allegheny Mountains are on the east of the Allegheny Plateau.
d) Recreation in Allegheny Plateau:
1. Ganoga Falls
2. Mount Davis
3. Allegheny National Forest
5.Lake Erie Coastal Plain:
a) You can drive through the Erie Lowland region in a few minutes.
b) The Erie Lowland Region is on the southern shore of Lake Erie.
c) Fertile soil produces many fruits and vegetables.
d) Erie has a good port, so it is the third largest city
Social Studies Ch. 2, p. 2.
6.Why is Erie, Pa a good location for a port?
7. Why is Pittsburgh a lively modern city?
8. What steps are taken to get the coal in Lackawanna and Allegheny Plateau, to be used around the nation?
9. Where is the best place in PA to be a farmer? Explain.
Thursday, Oct. 20, 2022
Math p. 44 # 1-9...in Comp. bk.
Eng. P. 26 # 1-14
Spell: Jo test Fri.
Vocab. Ch. 3 test Fri.
Dress down on Friday, Oct. 21: $1 Phillies or Fall theme
Sci. test Mon. on Microscopes
Study Guide:
1. 4 X objective gives most details of a specimen.
2. Largest field of view is 4 X.
3. Light is needed for the microscope to work.
4. If a specimen measures 3 cm, and when it is magnified, it measures 9 cm, the power of magnification is 3 X. If a specimen measures 5 cm, and when it is magnified, it measures 25 cm, the power of magnification is 5 X.
5. Convex lenses can change how you see the image. Sometimes it’s larger; sometimes smaller, sometimes smaller and inverted.
6. Eyes, magnifying lenses, and microscopes have lenses.
7. Objective on the microscope refracts light.
8. A wide lens refracts light the most…like a convex lens.
9. When viewing an object, a convex lens makes the object appear larger, a concave lens makes the object appear smaller, and glass slides make it appear the same.
10. Magnify means make larger.
11. Resolution means the image is clear and easy to see.
12. The total magnification of the 10 X objective and the 10X eyepiece is 100X.
13. Low objective gives the greatest field of view.
14. When an image is reflected, it looks backward. For example, an “F”.
Wed., Oct. 19, 2022
Math p. 43 # 1-6; Do # 1-3 in Wkbk; Do # 4-6 in comp. bk
Eng.: p. 24 # 1-18
Read: Jo test Thurs.
Spell: Jo test Fri.
vocab.: Ch. 3 test Fri.
Look at Trunk or Treat/Haunted House paper...due Fri.
Sci: test on Microscopes on Monday, Oct. 24
Study Sheet for test on Microscopes and Lenses
1. 40 X objective gives most details of a specimen.
2. Largest field of view is 4 X.
3. Light is needed for the microscope to work.
4. If a specimen measures 3 cm, and when it is magnified, it measures 9 cm,
the power of magnification is 3 X. If a specimen measures
5 cm, and when it is magnified, it measures 25 cm, the power
of magnification is 5 X.
5. Convex lenses can change how you see the image. Sometimes it’s larger; sometimes smaller, sometimes smaller and inverted.
6. Eyes, magnifying lenses, and microscopes have lenses.
7. Objective on the microscope refracts light.
8. A wide lens refracts light the most…like a convex lens.
9. When viewing an object, a convex lens makes the object appear larger, a
concave lens makes the object appear smaller, and glass slides make it appear
the same.
10. Magnify means make larger.
11. Resolution means the image is clear and easy to see.
12. The total magnification of the 10 X objective and the 10X eyepiece is 100X.
13. Low objective gives the greatest field of view.
14. When an image is reflected, it looks backward. For example, an “F”.
Tuesday, Oct. 18, 2022
Rel: Ch. 3 and saints test Wed.
http://www.blestarewe.com/quiz-questions/608
Math p. 39, # 3, 7, 11--in comp. bk.
Eng: p. 23 # 1-18
Vocab: p. 32 # 1-4; test Fri.
Read: Jo--test Thurs.
Spell: Jo-test Fri.
Sci: test on Microscopes next Mon. Oct. 24
Study Sheet for test on Microscopes and Lenses
1. 40 X objective gives most details of a specimen.
2. Largest field of view is 4 X.
3. Light is needed for the microscope to work.
4. If a specimen measures 3 cm, and when it is magnified, it measures 9 cm,
the power of magnification is 3 X. If a specimen measures
5 cm, and when it is magnified, it measures 25 cm, the power
of magnification is 5 X.
5. Convex lenses can change how you see the image. Sometimes it’s larger; sometimes smaller, sometimes smaller and inverted.
6. Eyes, magnifying lenses, and microscopes have lenses.
7. Objective on the microscope refracts light.
8. A wide lens refracts light the most…like a convex lens.
9. When viewing an object, a convex lens makes the object appear larger, a
concave lens makes the object appear smaller, and glass slides make it appear
the same.
10. Magnify means make larger.
11. Resolution means the image is clear and easy to see.
12. The total magnification of the 10 X objective and the 10X eyepiece is 100X.
13. Low objective gives the greatest field of view.
14. When an image is reflected, it looks backward. For example, an “F”.
Mon. Oct. 17, 2022
Rel: Ch. 3 and Aug-Oct. saints test Wed.
http://www.blestarewe.com/quiz-questions/608
Monday, Oct. 17, 2022
Rel: test on Wed.: Ch. 3 and Aug-Oct. saints
Voc. P. 28-31; Ch. 3 test Fri.
Eng: p. 22 # 1-14
Read: Jo test Thurs.
Spell.: Jo test Fri.
Sci. test on Microscopes on Mon. Oct. 24, 2022
Study Sheet for test on Microscopes and Lenses
1. 40 X objective gives most details of a specimen.
2. Largest field of view is 4 X.
3. Light is needed for the microscope to work.
4. If a specimen measures 3 cm, and when it is magnified, it measures 9 cm,
the power of magnification is 3 X. If a specimen measures
5 cm, and when it is magnified, it measures 25 cm, the power
of magnification is 5 X.
5. Convex lenses can change how you see the image. Sometimes it’s larger; sometimes smaller, sometimes smaller and inverted.
6. Eyes, magnifying lenses, and microscopes have lenses.
7. Objective on the microscope refracts light.
8. A wide lens refracts light the most…like a convex lens.
9. When viewing an object, a convex lens makes the object appear larger, a
concave lens makes the object appear smaller, and glass slides make it appear
the same.
10. Magnify means make larger.
11. Resolution means the image is clear and easy to see.
12. The total magnification of the 10 X objective and the 10X eyepiece is 100X.
13. Low objective gives the greatest field of view.
14. When an image is reflected, it looks backward. For example, an “F”.
Thursday, Oct. 13, 2022
Eng: p. 21 # 1-8
Vocab: ch. 2 test
Spell: Letters Home test
$1 Phillies dress down
Wednesday, Oct. 12, 2022
Math p. 3-4
Eng: get test signed; follow-up tests on similar topics tomorrow and Friday, if time allows
Vocab--orange book: ch. 2 test Friday
Read: Letters Home test Thurs.
Spell: Letters Home test Fri.
Tuesday, Oct. 11, 2022
Math packet p. 1-2
Eng. p. 18-19: do 3 in each section
Orange Vocab: p. 18-19; test on Ch. 2 Friday
Reading: Letters home vocab test Thurs.
Spell: Letters home test Fri.
Bring in a rosary
Friday, Oct. 7, 2022
Tests signed; Correct Spelling 5 times
Vocab. Orange book: test on Ch. 2 Friday
No school on Monday, Oct. 10
Wed. Oct. 5, 2022
Math p.23, # 7-10, in comp. bk.
Eng. p. 16 # 1-12
Soc. St. Ch. 1 test Thurs.
Read: Toad vocab. test Thurs.
Spell: Toad test Fri.
Orange Vocab test: Ch. 1 on Fri.
Google Slide on a saint: finish the slides at home; read over the slides. Make sure you can pronounce the
words and know what they mean. Check spelling and punctuation. Email Giovanni Spradlin, if you have a question.
25gspradlin@staglenmills.org
Tuesday, Oct. 4, 2022
Rel. Ch. 3 test on Tues. Oct. 11
Review saints Aug-Oct. and http://www.blestarewe.com/quiz-questions/608
Math p. 23 # 4-6 in comp. bk
Voc. p. 11-12; test Ch. 1 Friday
Spell: Toad test Friday
Sci: Vocab for Inves 1-2 test on Wed.
Soc. St. test on Ch. 1 Thurs.
Read.: Toad tesf Thurs.
Monday, Oct. 3, 2022
Rel: review Ch. 3 and saints Aug-Oct.
http://www.blestarewe.com/quiz-questions/608
Sci: study quizlet: https://quizlet.com/232531742/microscopes-ch-1-vocab-flash-cards/
Test on Inves. 1-2
Soc. St.: study notes and paper with vocab. for Ch. 1 test Thurs.
Math: p. 19 # 1-6; p. 21 # 1, 3, 5, 7--estimate the sums in composition book
Orange Vocab book: p. 8-10; test on Ch. 1 on Friday
Read: study vocab for Horned Toad Prince; test Thurs.
Spell: study words for Horned Toad Prince; test Fri.
Friday, Sept. 30, 2022
Spelling: correct test 5X
Get two sets of tests signed
Science: test on Vocab. from Inves. 1-2 on Tues.
Soc. St.: test on notes and vocab from Soc. St. packet in take-home folder
Thursday, Sept. 29, 2022
Rel: Ch. 2 + saints test Fri.
http://www.blestarewe.com/quiz-questions/606
Study Science Inves. 1-2 notes
https://quizlet.com/232531742/microscopes-ch-1-vocab-flash-cards/
Math p. 21 # 1-4---just add, don't estimate
Spelling: On the Banks of Plum Creek test Fri.
Wednesday, Sept. 28, 2022
Rel: Ch. 2 + saints test Fri.
http://www.blestarewe.com/quiz-questions/606
Study Science Inves. 1-2 notes
https://quizlet.com/232531742/microscopes-ch-1-vocab-flash-cards/
Math p. 17 # 1-7; P. 18 # 1-6
Rel: Ch. 2 +saints test Fri.
Eng: p. 12 # 1-16
Read: Plum test Thurs.
Spell: Plum test Fri.
Tues. Sept. 27, 2022
Rel: Ch. 2 + saints test on Friday
http://www.blestarewe.com/quiz-questions/606
Rel. test signed
Sci: study Inves. 1-2 vocabulary
Soc. St.: Do p. 2 and study notes in composition book
Read: study vocab for Plum Creek--test Thurs.
Spell: study Plum creek for test Fri.
Rel: Ch. 2 and saints test Fri.
Monday: Sept. 26, 2022
Rel. test Ch. 2 + saints on Friday
http://www.blestarewe.com/quiz-questions/606
Math test ch. 1 on Tues.; Contact paper on Wkbk.
Sci: Study Vocab: inves. 1-2
Read: Plum Creek vocab test on Thurs.
Spell: Plum Creek test Fri.
Friday, Sept. 23, 2022
Spell: Corr. words 5X; tests signed
Math study Addition and Subtraction facts
Math test Ch. 1 Monday
Thursday, Sept. 22, 2022
Religion: ch. 1 and saints test on Friday
http://www.blestarewe.com/quiz-questions/595
Eng: p. 11 # 1-15
Spelling: Lewis test Fri.
Sci: Study Inves. 1 vocab: Brain, eye, retina, iris, etc.
Wed. Sept. 21, 2022
Math: p 1.6 both pages
Eng:p. 10 # 1-15
Sci: review Inves. 1 vocab.
Read: Lewis test Thurs. Study vocab in Read/Spell comp. book
Spell: Lewis test Fri.
Sci: Study Inves. 1 vocab: Brain, eye, retina, iris, etc.
Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2022
Math p. 1.5---both sides
Eng. p. 9 # 1-12
Read: Lewis vocab---study---test Thurs.
Spell: Lewis test Friday---study
Rel: Ch. 1 and saints test Friday---study
Monday, Sept. 19, 2022
Eng. p. 8
Math p. 1.4--both pages
Rel: p. 35 and study Ch. 1 and saints for test Fri.
Read: Lewis vocab test on Thurs.
Spell: Lewis test on Fri.
Friday, sept. 16, 2022
Spell: Correct test 5 times; get signed
Get Contac to cover workbooks
Wednesday Sept. 14, 2022
Math p. 1.2 and 1.3, just the 2 pages
Read: Winn Dixie test Thurs.
Spell. Winn Dixie test Fri.
Math: study 7-8 tables
Check out the papers that the office sent out. Return to school
Tuesday, Sept. 13, 2022
Math; do p. 2 of packet; Study 4-8 Math tables.
Eng: do p. 5 # 1-14
Read: study vocab from Winn Dixie; test Thurs.
Spell: study 25 words from Winn Dixie: words are in Read/Spell Comp.
Monday, Sept. 12, 2022
Math: just the first page of 1.1
Eng--no English homework
Spelling: Study the spelling words for Winn Dixie from the Read/Spell. Comp. bk. Winn Dixie spelling test Fri.
Read: Study the vocab. words in the Read/Spell composition book. Winn Dixie Reading test Thursday
Friday, Sept. 9, 2022
Know 4-9 times tables
Thursday, September 8, 2022
Math: Study 7-8 Times tables for a test. You should already know 4 and 6 Tables to 4 X 9 and 6 X 9
Wednesday, Sept. 7, 2022
Math: Study 4 and 6 times table.
Seymour Simon Project
Get one construction paper: 2 3/4 by 11 1/2 inches cover paper with Title, Seymour Simon, drawing, your name
another construction: 4 by 11 1/2 inches You Won't Believe it, But... (2-3 facts)
third construction : 5 1/4 by 11 1/2 inches I Was Amazed to Learn That... (2-3 facts)
fourth construction: 7 by 11 1/2 inches Did You Know That... (2-3 facts)
fifth construction: 8 1/2 by 11 1/2 inches: The Most Important Facts Were... (2-3 facts)
4 Google slides on each, and do one presentation: There should be 8 slides in all
Pick a mammal, and any one of: reptiles, fish, birds, amphibians, invertebrates
Write:
1, Where do they live? \
2. Food they eat.
3. How big are adult males and females?
4. Life span
5. 3 fun facts about both animals
Puppet proj due: Fri. 4/1
Puppet Reading Proj:
1. Make a puppet and have it represent your character.
2. Read Book. Have your puppet tell 6 sentences what the story is about.
3. Tell what the problem is.
4. Tell how you solved the problem.
5. In 3-4 sentences, try to persuade us to read the book.
6. You may write this down and read it as you manipulate your puppet telling the story.
Lenten Reflection due Wed. 3/30
Pick 3 letters. Write 3 sentences to Jesus about what that section means to you, and how you are doing---being holy---during this Lent.
Do it on looseleaf, in 3 paragraphs. It is a letter to Jesus.
Example: Jesus, in Y, I thought of how I try to say YES to Mom and Dad when they ask for help, or help them without being asked. I also thought of YOU, and how you suffered, you loved us. I want to help others out of love for you.
Jesus, in Q, I try to find quiet time with you each day. I sit on my bed, and think of those who are sick, those in Ukraine and Russia, those who need prayers. In this quiet, I give my heart to you and Mary.
Forms of Energy-Study sheet
1. Kinetic energy goes from the tuning fork to the pepper, to the water, to the ping pong ball.
2. The voice box in the classroom produces sound by converting ________________
energy to _________________ energy.
3. A complete circuit needs a c___________________________ and an ______________
________________________________.
4. How do you know a circuit has been completed? _____________________________
5. With the bleach and water, how would you know if there was an exothermic reaction?
6. As a car rolls down the inclined plane, what happens to its potential energy? _____
7. As a car rolls down the inclined plane, at what part are potential energy and kinetic energy equally present?
8. Endothermic reaction ___________________energy; exothermic reaction
____________________________ energy.
9. Mechanical energy in an object equals potential energy __________ kinetic energy.
10. Sound energy can travel through _______________________________________ .
11. Forms of energy in a simple circuit are __________________________________
________________________________________________________.
12. Form of energy in a battery is ____________________________ .
13. Forms of energy in the sound system near the clock are ______________________
14. Sound energy travels in _________________________ .
Study Sheet for test on Microscopes and Lenses
1. 10 X objective gives most details of a specimen.
2. Largest field of view is 4 X.
3. Light is needed for the microscope to work.
4. If a specimen measures 3 cm, and when it is magnified, it measures 9 cm, the power of magnification is 3 X. If a specimen measures 5 cm, and when it is magnified, it measures 45 cm, the power of magnification is 9X.
5. Convex lenses can change how you see the image. Sometimes it’s larger; sometimes smaller, sometimes smaller and inverted.
6. Eyes, magnifying lenses, and microscopes have lenses.
7. Objective on the microscope refracts light.
8. A wide lens refracts light the most…like a convex lens.
9. When viewing an object, a convex lens makes the object appear larger, a concave lens makes the object appear smaller, and glass slides make it appear the same.
10. Magnify means make larger.
11. Resolution means the image is clear and easy to see.
12. The total magnification of the 10 X objective and the 10X eyepiece is 100X.
13. Low objective gives the greatest field of view.
14. When an image is reflected, it looks backward. For example, an “F”.
quizlet.com/452912075/microscopes-and-magnification-end-of-unit-flash-cards/
September 2021-2022
Dear Parents,
The 4th Grade teachers are looking forward to being with your children next year. We have provided the following information to help you.
We will have a great year, and know that we are praying for you and your child...all summer!
The Math pages are right below the stationery list, or you can get them at the bottom of the web site as a pdf.
Fourth Graders will be doing 2 book reports over the summer.
Everyone does the book report for Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing by Judy Blume.
For each of the 2 books:
1. Make a construction paper cover, with title and author,in the center top, and your name in bottom right. Make or obtain a picture about something in the book in the center of the paper.
2. On looseleaf, write 4-6 sentences about your favorite part of the story. You may write or type the sentences, but do it yourself; don’t have someone do it for you.
3. Write 4-6 sentences telling how you are like a character in the story. Give examples from your life.
Options for reading the second book:
An additional book list has been provided, and you can choose the second book from the additional list.
Third Grade Entering Fourth Grade
Brave Like My Brother by Marc Tyler Nobleman When Charlie's brother, Joe, is called up to fight in World War II, he promises to write letters to ten-year-old Charlie as often as he can. It won't make up for not being there to help Charlie out with the neighborhood bullies, but it's all Joe can do. ©2016 Grade Level 4-5
The Chestertons and the Golden Key by Nancy Carpentier Brown Summer vacation turns into an adventure for the three Nicholl sisters when Mr. Gilbert Chesterton and his wife come to town. Eleven-year-old Clare hopes to write a detective story. Eight-year-old Cece wants to be a champion roller-skater. And ten-year-old Joan just wants to learn how to play the locked piano in the family living room. But as they befriend the Chestertons, skating accidents, surprising friendships, puppet shows, and mystery solving ensue! ©2016 Grade Level 4-5
Counting Thyme by Melania Conklin When eleven-year-old Thyme Owens’ little brother, Val, is accepted into a new cancer drug trial, it’s just the second chance that he needs. But it also means the Owens family has to move to New York, thousands of miles away from Thyme’s best friend and everything she knows and loves. ©2016 Grade Level 4-7
Flashback Four #1: The Lincoln Project by Dan Gutman Four very different kids are picked by a mysterious billionaire to travel through time and photograph some of history's most important events. This time, the four friends are headed to 1863 to catch Abraham Lincoln delivering his famous Gettysburg Address. 2017 Grade Level 4-7
I Survived the American Revolution, 1776 by Lauren Tarshis Nathaniel Fox never imagined he'd find himself in the middle of a blood-soaked battlefield, fighting for his life. He was only eleven years old! He'd barely paid attention to the troubles between America and England. 2017 Grade Level: 3-5
Katerina's Wish by Jeannie Mobley Thirteen-year-old Trina's family left Bohemia for a Colorado coal town to earn money to buy a farm, but by 1901 she doubts that either hard work or hoping will be enough, even after a strange fish seems to grant her sisters' wishes. ©2012 Grade Level 4-7
Lincoln and Kennedy: A Pair to Compare by Gene Barretta President Abraham Lincoln grew up in a one-room log cabin. President John F. Kennedy was raised in the lap of luxury. One was a Republican and one a Democrat. They lived and served a hundred years apart. ©2016 Grade Level 2-5
Martin de Porres: The Rose in the Desert by Gary D. Schmidt As the illegitimate son of a Spanish nobleman and a former slave, Martin de Porres was born into extreme poverty. Even so, his mother begged the church fathers to allow him into the priesthood. Instead, Martin was accepted as a servant boy. But soon, the young man was performing miracles. 2013 Pura Belpre Award for Illustration
©2012 Grade Level 3-5
Pieces and Players by Blue Balliett The kids have been drawn in by the very mysterious Mrs. Sharpe, who may be playing her own kind of game with the clues. And it's not just Mrs. Sharpe who's acting suspiciously -- there's a ghost who mingles with the guards in the museum, a cat who acts like a spy, and bystanders in black jackets who keep popping up. ©2016 Grade Level 4-6
Raffie on the Run by Jacqueline Resnick Raffie Lipton lives a rat’s dream life. In his family’s subway station home, he has all the food he can forage from the treasure chests humans call trash cans, and the perfect shoebox bed for telling his brother his famous adventure stories. 2018 Grade Level: 3–6
Wish Girl by Nikki Loftin Peter Stone’s parents and siblings are extroverts, musicians, and yellers—and the louder they get, the less Peter talks, or even moves, until he practically fits his last name. When
Stationary
You may purchase the items below anywhere you wish.
5 wooden pencils, no mechanical/push 2 red pens
2 or 3 highlighters 1 twelve inch ruler with inch/metric
4 two-pocket folders
crayons, markers, scissors, liquid glue, glue stick
2 boxes of tissues; 8 cut tennis balls for the desks and chairs
2 boxes of Lysol wipes
Contact paper to cover workbooks (Keep contact paper at home)
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Included in the Stationery Fee, and provided by school will be the items below:
Venture Magazine-most years Bible
Scholastic News Assignment Book
Social Studies Weekly--most years
Composition books/Theme tablets—do not purchase
Large and small pencil cases—Do not purchase
Summer Math Papers and 2 Book Reports are due back by Sept. 10.
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