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We completed our spring MAP testing in reading and math this week. Each student met with me to discuss their fall score and their spring goal. After they finished the test, we discussed their scores and tracked their progress. They brought home a copy of their fall scores with their new spring scores written on it for you to see their progress as well!
Here's what's coming up in the days/weeks ahead:
upcoming events
upcoming events
Mar. 23- Battle of the Books Ends
Mar. 23- PJ Day
Mar. 27- Read a hat or t-shirt Day
Mar. 27- Candy Salad party!!!!
Mar. 30- Lansing Capitol Field Trip
Apr. 3-10 Spring Break
specials
specials
M- P.E.
T- Music
W- Art & Library
Th- P.E.
F- Art
star student
star student
Last week's star student was Riley
This week's star student was Aaron
homework
homework
Click here for the homework due March 20.
battle of the books ends monday!
battle of the books ends monday!
Refection forms must be turned in Monday to receive credit for finishing a book. All Battle Books need to be returned to school on Monday! Way to go, readers!
march is reading month
march is reading month
Click here to view the calendar of March is Reading Month activities.
Here's what's happening this week:
Monday 3/23- Battle Books are due...time for a nap! Wear PJs :)
Friday 3/27- Read a hat or t-shirt day
Candy Salad Fiesta Flyer (1).pdfcurriculum overview
curriculum overview
math
math
We began Chapter 10: Decimals.
4th grade is the first time students are exposed to decimal numbers. They will learn to read, write, and compare decimals in the tenths and hundredths place. We will also work on matching equivalent fractions and decimals. Click here to see what is taught in this chapter and ways to support your child at home.
Language Arts
Language Arts
Reading:
Reading:
Essential Question: How do writers look at success in different ways?
Reading Strategy: Poetry Structure
Reading Skills: Theme
Vocabulary Skill: Connotation & Denotation
science
science
We wrapped up our unit on electricity, heat, and light energy this week. Students learned how solar towers in the desert generate eneregy from sunlight and water. It's a really cool process that I honestly had no idea was happening in our country! Ask your chid to sketch out a model and explain how this process works and what they learned in this unit.
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