September 13-19
September 13-19
Hello 4th grade families. We hope everyone enjoyed a relaxing and fun long weekend. Our students returned with big smiles and jumped right back into our classroom routines, showing us they hadn’t forgotten a thing! Their positive attitudes and great behavior made for a smooth transition back to learning.
Looking Ahead: What’s Next? 👀
ELA/Reading: Map testing is possible next week. Narrative Details and Firsthand and Secondhand Accounts
Math: MAP Testing(maybe). Pending on how MAP testing goes, we will also finish Module 2 by working on input/output tables.
Science/Social Studies: Map test or continuing matter and maybe starting force and motion.
Conference Period 🗓️
We want to remind everyone how much we value communication and partnership with our families! To help protect instructional time, please email us to schedule a conference during our designated conference period. For urgent or time-sensitive messages during the school day, please contact the front office so we can make sure your message is received promptly. We will respond to emails as soon as reasonably possible. Thank you for your support!
MAP Testing - September 14-16 (hopefully)
Wear Gold & Sky Blue - September 18th
We are nut free classrooms.
Please make sure your child brings a water bottle with a secure spill proof lid ( no straw ) each day to stay hydrated.
Label all personal items to avoid mix-ups.
No toys or non school related personal belongings allowed.
When you see notes on the calendar page in the folder, please initial them so we know you’ve seen the important info.
Check back each week for updates and reminders — staying connected helps your child succeed!
August 9-15
Hello amazing 4th grade families. We are so thrilled to kick off this school year with your wonderful kids. We can’t wait to see all the learning and fun ahead. Let’s make this year unforgettable together!
This week, we will focus on establishing classroom procedures and routines while beginning to introduce our subject-specific content. We will spend time getting to know one another, learning our classroom expectations, and building a strong foundation for a successful school year.
Specials Reminder:
Please begin sending a change of clothes for your child to wear for Specials starting Tuesday this week. Thank you for helping us get off to a smooth start!
Please make sure your child brings a water bottle with a secure spill proof lid ( no straw ) each day to stay hydrated.
Label all personal items to avoid mix-ups.
No toys or non school related personal belongings allowed.
When you see notes on the calendar page in the folder, please initial them so we know you’ve seen the important info.
Check back each week for updates and reminders — staying connected helps your child succeed!
August 16-22
We spent time building a positive classroom community, learning routines, and starting some fun activities to spark curiosity. It’s been wonderful to see everyone settling in and making new friends!
👋 We are looking for Room Parents!
If you are interested in being a room parent for your student's homeroom, please email that teacher to let them know. Thank you for helping make our classroom community even stronger!
Looking Ahead: What’s Next? 👀
Next week we will ease students into the curriculum by reviewing concepts from 3rd grade and building on those.
ELA/Reading: We are continuing to learn about the characteristics of personal narratives.
Math: We will review place value and comparing numbers.
Science/Social Studies: This week in science we will be building on what we learned in 3rd grade and looking deeper into matter, density and physical properties.
Howdy Week: August 24 - 28
Monday - Western Wear
Tuesday - Mismatch
Wednesday - Crazy Hair Day
Thursday - Monochromatic Day
Friday - Time Travel Day
MAP Testing: August 24 - 28
Please make sure your child brings a water bottle with a secure spill proof lid ( no straw ) each day to stay hydrated.
Label all personal items to avoid mix-ups.
No toys or non school related personal belongings allowed.
When you see notes on the calendar page in the folder, please initial them so we know you’ve seen the important info.
Check back each week for updates and reminders — staying connected helps your child succeed!
August 23-29
This week, we delved into our academics and the students have been showing great classroom behavior. Their hard work and positive attitudes are making our classroom a wonderful place to learn!
👋 We are looking for Room Parents!
If you are interested in being a room parent for your student's homeroom, please email that teacher to let them know. Thank you for helping make our classroom community even
stronger!
Looking Ahead: What’s Next? 👀
ELA/Reading: We are planning and adding details to our personal narratives.
Math: We will be working on multi-digit rounding, addition, and subtracting
Science/Social Studies: We will continue matter for 2 days then move to social studies to review map skills.
Conference Period 🗓️
We want to remind everyone how much we value communication and partnership with our families! To help protect instructional time, please email us to schedule a conference during our designated conference period. For urgent or time-sensitive messages during the school day, please contact the front office so we can make sure your message is received promptly. We will respond to emails as soon as reasonably possible. Thank you for your support!
Howdy Week: August 24 - 28
Monday - Western Wear
Tuesday - Mismatch
Wednesday - Crazy Hair Day
Thursday - Monochromatic Day
Friday - Time Travel Day
MAP Testing: TBD
Please make sure your child brings a water bottle with a secure spill proof lid ( no straw ) each day to stay hydrated.
Label all personal items to avoid mix-ups.
No toys or non school related personal belongings allowed.
When you see notes on the calendar page in the folder, please initial them so we know you’ve seen the important info.
Check back each week for updates and reminders — staying connected helps your child succeed!
August 30-September 5
This week, we celebrated Howdy Week. It was wonderful to see our students' personalities shine through their creative dress-up clothing. The smiles, laughter, and unique outfits made our classroom feel extra special. Thank you to everyone who participated and helped make this week memorable.
Looking Ahead: What’s Next? 👀
ELA/Reading: We will work on correctly punctuating and using dialogue in personal narratives.
Math: We will use what has been learned to solve word problems and finish Module 1. We will start module 2 with metric length and mass measurements.
Science/Social Studies: We will continue our study of maps and possibly start regions of Texas.
Celebration Treats 🍪
Our 4th grade classrooms are nut-free. If you're planning to send in treats for any celebration, make sure they do not contain nuts. Thank you for helping keep all our students safe and included.
Conference Period 🗓️
We want to remind everyone how much we value communication and partnership with our families! To help protect instructional time, please email us to schedule a conference during our designated conference period. For urgent or time-sensitive messages during the school day, please contact the front office so we can make sure your message is received promptly. We will respond to emails as soon as reasonably possible. Thank you for your support!
MAP Testing: TBD
No School: September 7 - 8
$5 Fundraiser PJ Day: September 11
Please make sure your child brings a water bottle with a secure spill proof lid ( no straw ) each day to stay hydrated.
Label all personal items to avoid mix-ups.
No toys or non school related personal belongings allowed.
When you see notes on the calendar page in the folder, please initial them so we know you’ve seen the important info.
Check back each week for updates and reminders — staying connected helps your child succeed!
September 6-12
We are so proud of how our students are growing, learning, and supporting each other every day. Their enthusiasm and hard work make our classroom a wonderful place to be
Looking Ahead: What’s Next? 👀
ELA/Reading: Map Testing next week. Homework going home this Friday, September 3rd. (Reading handout pages 30, 31, and 32 with Activity page 67.) Students will read the passage and take notes on the events of the story on the bulleted lines. We worked together on similar notes on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday in class. They should not have any problems doing this assignment.
Math: MAP testing.
Science/Social Studies: Map test
Celebration Treats 🍪
Our 4th grade classrooms are nut-free. If you're planning to send in treats for any celebration, make sure they do not contain nuts. Thank you for helping keep all our students safe and included.
Conference Period 🗓️
We want to remind everyone how much we value communication and partnership with our families! To help protect instructional time, please email us to schedule a conference during our designated conference period. For urgent or time-sensitive messages during the school day, please contact the front office so we can make sure your message is received promptly. We will respond to emails as soon as reasonably possible. Thank you for your support!
No School: September 7 - 8
MAP Testing: September 9 -11
$5 Fundraiser PJ Day: September 11
Please make sure your child brings a water bottle with a secure spill proof lid ( no straw ) each day to stay hydrated.
Label all personal items to avoid mix-ups.
No toys or non school related personal belongings allowed.
When you see notes on the calendar page in the folder, please initial them so we know you’ve seen the important info.
Check back each week for updates and reminders — staying connected helps your child succeed!