Week of 4/10 - 4/14
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IMPORTANT DATES
IMPORTANT DATES
April 14- EMS Field Trip to Malibu Jacks
April 17 - 21 EMS Out of Uniform Week
April 17- MAP Testing Begins (see schedule below)
April 18- Field Trip to Frankfort (in uniform and sack lunch)
April 21- Field Trip to El Nopal (in uniform, eating lunch there)
April 27- Filed Trip to Equestrian Center (in uniform and sack lunch)
May 5-No School, Derby Eve holiday
May 18-Ascension of Jesus
May 26-11am dismissal, last day of school
MAP Testing Schedule
Reading- 4/ 19- 4/21
Language Usage- 4/25 and 4/26
Math- 5/2 and 5/3
Science- 5/8 and 5/10
*with so many field trips and a short week, these dates may change some. I will try to keep everyone updated as much as possible!*
WHAT WE ARE LEARNING
WHAT WE ARE LEARNING
LA: MR BRITTON
This week in Language Arts class we will be finishing up Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing, by Judy Blume. The students have comprehension questions to correspond with the reading uploaded to Google Classroom.
Students will also be reviewing skills on IXL and Freckle Apps.
Homework:
No Reading Log this week.
Novel study comprehension questions for Chapter 9 on Monday, chapter 10 on Tuesday, and final wrap-up and summary questions on Thursday. All slides/questions due Monday 4/17.
MATH: MRS. BENNETT
This week in Math class we will be wrapping up our chapter on Dividing Multi-Digit Numbers. Students will review how to solve using the standard method and partial quotients. We will also work on solving multi-step word problems that require multiplication and division. We will be ready to take a test over dividing by 1-digit number next week. Students will have access to a study guide prior.
Homework:
4/10- SS #117 and HMH Dashboard Due Friday 4/14.
4/11 - SS #118
4/12- SS #119
4/13- No Homework thanks to Principal for the Day!
(SS #120 done at school)
4/14- SS Quiz & HMH Dashboard Due!
SPRING HOUSE CHALLENGES!!!
SOCIAL STUDIES: MRS. CRUSH
In Math Workshop, we are continuing our project, "Using a Scale to Create a Map," focusing on the West and Southwest Regions. There are a few students who have states from the Midwest Region. Each student was assigned a different states and they will be creating a map with a title, cities, geographical features, compass rose, scale, and bodies of water. Using their scale, they will create multiple step math problems. In Social Studies, we will focus on the Southwest Region and students will be doing a mini Landmark Project.
Students will continue to present their Research Project on Kentucky Counties this week.
Next Tuesday, April 18, we will be traveling to Frankfort, KY. Students will need to be in uniform and bring a sack lunch. We will be leaving promptly at 8:00a.m. Please have students arrive early/on time.
RELIGION: MRS CRUSH
We will complete Saints March Madness! *Students will begin presentations after Saints Madness is completed.*
HW: Student Led Prayer: Blessing (Google Classroom) due Friday, March 24
HW: 3rd Trimester Service Hours due Friday, May 19 (Students may turn in on Google Classroom or fill out paper copy)
SCIENCE: MRS JACKEL
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