June 10 – Ice Cream Wednesday
4th Grade Picnic Celebration
June 11 – Field Day @ 10:15 – 11:15
June 12 – Last Day of School
12:30 dismissal
Awards Ceremony at 9:45
TUESDAY - Stepping Up Day
On Tuesday the students will dismiss from the 5th grade. They will get to meet their teachers and ask questions about the life of a fifth grader.
Tuesday - Bring a Beach Blanket for “Beach Reading”!
WESNESDAY - Fourth Grade Picnic
Please check with your fourth grader to find out what item they have volunteered to bring. I did not receive all volunteer forms. Parents are welcomed to attend the celebration. Our picnic will begin at noon out by the playground.
THURSDAY – Field Day
Our field day time is from 10:15 – 11:15. Students should come to school wearing GREEN T-Shirts and sneakers. All students should dress for the weather. Water bottles with your student’s name on it and sunscreen are highly recommended.
FRIDAY -
The awards ceremony will be at 9:45. If you would like to take your child home after the ceremony, please be sure to come back to the classroom to get their items. Make sure you let me know that you are leaving and sign out with the office on your way out.
HOMEWORK
No homework this week. If you have any
classroom library books or school textbooks,
please return them this week.
June 10 – Ice Cream Wednesday
4th Grade Picnic Celebration
June 11 – Field Day
June 12 – Last Day of School
Please check your home for MOT textbooks, classroom library books, and school library books. All items should be returned by this Friday.
Fourth Grade Picnic
Please check with your fourth grader to find out what item they have volunteered to bring in. I did not receive all volunteer forms. Parents are welcomed to attend the celebration on Wednesday, June 10th from noon to 3:00.
HOMEWORK
Monday - Spelling / Vocabulary Activity
Tuesday- Communication Code
Wednesday- Most Likely List
Thursday- Spelling/Vocabulary Test
Reading Log is due on Friday.
ASSESSMENTS
Friday- Spelling/ Vocabulary Test
Reading Test
L.A. NEWS
This week we will begin another novel study. Please ask your child what novel they are reading since each reading group will have a different novel. The students made a reading log schedule. They are to read the pages according to the schedule. They may use their novel reading time on their weekly reading logs.
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May 11 – May 15, 2009
ANNOUNCEMENTS
May 20 - NWEA Testing
May 22 – NWEA Testing
May 25 – No School
May 27 – Blue Rocks Field Trip
May 28 – NWEA Testing
June 5 – Any Pants Day
June 8 – AR Party
June 9 – Stepping Up Day
June 10 – Ice Cream Wednesday
4th Grade Picnic Celebration
June 12 – Last Day of School
Congratulations to our 4th grade class for winning the Charter School Week Door Decorating Contest. Great Job Everyone!!!
HOMEWORK
Monday - Spelling / Vocabulary Activity
Tuesday- Drawing Conclusions Page
Wednesday- Simile Page
Thursday- Spelling/Vocabulary Test
Reading Comprehension Test Reread the selection story
Reading Log is due on Friday.
L.A. NEWS
This week our story is about Louis Braille. Louis Braille is the boy who invented books for the blind. The Braille system is a series of raised dots that people without sight use today to communicate. Before Braille print, people without sight could only read by running their fingers over text made up of raised letters. This was inefficient because the letters were too hard to read and expensive to print. Louis Braille helped make life better for people without sight by creating an alphabet that enabled them to read quickly.
Vocabulary
Raised print – a type of print for blind people where the letters of the alphabet were raised.
Determined – having a strong desire to complete something
Pattern – an arrangement of markings
Improvements – ways of making things better
Cell – a small unit of organization.
ASSESSMENTS
Friday- Spelling/ Vocabulary Test
Reading Comprehension Test
Monday - Pep Rally
Tuesday - Speical Persons Day: Breakfast @8:45- 9:45
Wednesday - Door Decorating Contest
THrusday- Staff Appreciation
Friday - Talent Show @ 8:45
ANNOUNCEMENTS
April 28
Philadelphia Field Trip
April 29
Ice Cream Wednesday
May 1
Any Pants Day
May4
3rd Trimester progress reports
May 5
Special Person’s Day
May 6
Spring Festival
HOMEWORK
Monday - Spelling / Vocabulary Activity
Philadelphia Trip Tomorrow
Tuesday- Suffixes page
Wednesday- Multiple Meanings Page
Thursday- Spelling/Vocabulary Test
Reading Comprehension Test
Next week is Charter School week!
ASSESSMENTS
Friday- Spelling/ Vocabulary Test
Reading Comprehension Test
L.A. NEWS
This week we will be reading, “We’ll Be Right Back After These Messages”. This story discusses why advertising is successful and some of the rules for advertisements directed toward children.
Vocabulary
Parchment – specially prepared animal skin made into a tough translucent paper for writing.
Quill – a hollow wing or tail feather used for writing.
Manuscripts – handwritten documents
Scribes – people who copy manuscripts by hand.
Tinkered – experimented with something
HOMEWORK
No Homework this week due to DSTP testing.
DOING YOUR BEST ON THE TEST
Here are some things to do to make sure that you are prepared for the DSTP:
1. Get a good night’s rest.
2. Eat a healthy breakfast
3. Bring a healthy snack
4. Take your time when testing.
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February 2 -6, 2009
ANNOUNCEMENTS
February 6
Field Trip Money is due
February 6
Any Pants Day
February 13
No School – Staff Only Day
February 16
President’s Day
February 25
Ice Cream Wednesday
VALENTINE CELEBRATION
We will be having a small valentine celebration on Thursday, February 12th from 2:30 – 3:15. The kids can exchange valentines and enjoy their treats. If you would like to donate a treat for our celebration please email me at Melanie.young@mot.k12.de.us.
HOMEWORK
Monday - Spelling Activity
Tuesday- Word Origins
Wednesday- Comparative and Superlative Adjectives
Thursday- Organization of a Narrative Paragraph
Field Trip Money Due Tomorrow.
Friday- Spelling Test
Reading Test Chapters 1-4
Reading Log is due
ASSESSMENTS
Friday- Spelling Test
Reading Test
L.A. NEWS
This week we will begin a novel study on the book, Island of the Blue Dolphins. The story takes place on an island on the Pacific. Karana, an Indian girl, lives happily with her people on this beautiful island named for its beautiful shape.
Karana’s story is one of determination and survival after she is left to live on the island alone.
Vocabulary:
Scatter – To break up
Shrink – Deflate, or make smaller
Decree – A law or ruling
Pursue – To follow or chase after
Ample – Plenty
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January 26-30, 2009
January 26
Progress Reports go home.
January 28
Ice Cream Wednesday
January 29
100th Day of School!
February 6
Any Pants Day
February 13
No School – Staff Only Day
February 16
President’s Day
February 25
Ice Cream Wednesday
HOMEWORK
Monday - Spelling Activity
Tuesday- Main Idea and Details
Wednesday- Review on Plurals
Thursday- Review on Homophones
Friday- Spelling Test
Reading Log is Due
ASSESSMENTS
Wednesday - NAEP Testing
This is a test given by the state. It will take place in the morning
Friday- Spelling Test
Reading Test
Social Studies Test
L.A. NEWS
Our selection story this week is called, “Music and Slavery.” This article discusses how slaves used music to help ease their suffering en everyday life.
Vocabulary:
Portion- to share among
Misery- suffering
Hardships – troubles or misfortunes
Brutality – extreme cruelty or harsh treatment
Heritage – something handed down to a person by his or her ancestors.
January 5-9, 2009
ANNOUNCEMENTS
January 5
First Day back to school
January 7
Donuts with Dad
January 9
Any Pants Day
January 19
No School
January 26
Progress Reports go home.
HOMEWORK
Monday - Review Sheet - Abbreviations
Tuesday- Review – Conjunctions and Interjections.
Wednesday- Review- Doubling the Final Consonants
Finish Martin Luther King Jr. Essay
Friday- Characterization
Reading Log is Due
ASSESSMENTS
No tests the week. We will be working on our essays.
L.A. NEWS
This week we will be working on our school wide essay contest about Martin Luther King Jr. All essays are due by the end of the day on Thursday. Please ask your student how their essay is coming along.
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December 8-12, 2008
Wednesday- Conjunctions, interjections, and Exaggerations Page
Friday- Reading Test
Spelling Test
Reading Log is Due
ASSESSMENTS
Friday - Reading Test
Spelling Test
L.A. NEWS
The story we are reading this week is called, McBroom and the Big Wind. It is a tall tale about life on the prairie. Josh McBroom battles wind so strong that it blows the fence posts and the very holes they were in to a new spot!
Vocabulary:
Distinctly – very clearly
mite – a little bit
Zephyr – the west wind
trifling- not important
Rambunctious – active and noisy in a violent way
SOCIAL STUDIES
There will be a test next week on the early Americans. A review sheet will be passed out later this week. Students should study the review sheet to get a good grade on the test.
Friday- Reading Test
Spelling Test
Reading Log is Due
ASSESSMENTS
Friday - Reading Test
Spelling Test
L.A. NEWS
Our class will be reading, “Arctic Explorer: The story of Matthew Henson”. Matthew Henson was the first African-American to reach the North Pole. He traveled with Robert Peary in several dangerous expeditions and proved himself to be both brave and resourceful.
SRA Reading
Vocabulary:
Arctic- having to do with the region of the North Pole
Expedition – a journey made to accomplish something
Glaciers-large, slow-moving masses of ice.
Constellation – a group of stars having a name
Insulation – a material that keeps hear from being lost.
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November 17 - 21, 2008
ANNOUNCEMENTS
November 14
End of the First Trimester
November 19
Ice Cream Wednesday
November 24
No School – Professional Development Day
November 25 and 26
Conferences
Conference Schedule
Friday
3:30 – Ryan McMenamin
Monday
1:00 – Anthony DelPercio
1:20 – Evan Gattinella
5:15 – Jose Hilario
Wednesday
7:15- Julia Blevins
7:30- Sabrina Bruckner
8:00- Grant Keating
8:30 – Jay Brackin
8:45 – Matt Bowe
9:00- Carly Garbayo
11:30 - Yasmin Williams
CONFERENCES
Please send in your conference confirmation as soon as possible. If you are not able to attend at the last minute please send an email or phone message.
HOMEWORK
Monday -
Spelling Sentences
Tuesday
Spelling Strategies
Tomorrow is Ice Cream Wednesday
Wednesday-
Suffixes
Friday-
Comprehension Questions Chapter 13-15
Reading Log is Due
ASSESSMENTS
Friday - Reading Test
Chapters 13 –End
Spelling Test
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November 3-7, 2008
ANNOUNCEMENTS
November 5
Muffins With Mom at 7:30am (*This is an updated time.)
November 7
Any Pants Day - $1
November 11
No School
November 13
Science Field Trip
November 14
End of the First Trimester
November 19
Ice Cream Wednesday
November 24
No School – Professional Development Day
November 25 and 26
Conferences
HOMEWORK
Monday - Spelling Sentences
Tuesday- Grammar Activity
Wednesday- Comprehension Questions Chapter 9-12
Friday- Spelling Test
Number the Stars Reading Test
Reading Log is Due
ASSESSMENTS
Friday- Spelling Test
Reading Test –
Number the Stars Chapters 9-12
L.A. NEWS
This week we will continue a novel study of the book, “Number the Stars” by Lois Lowry. This story is about two 10-year-old girls, Ellen and Annemarie. They are growing up in Copenhagen in 1943. Their lives are filled with school, food shortages, and the Nazi solders marching in their town. The Jews of Denmark are being “relocated” so Ellen moves in with Annemarie and her family. We will be read about the adventures of Annemarie and Ellen and their unfailing friendship.
Number the Stars, Lois Lowry
Glanced- Take a quick look
Determined- decided; settled; resolved
Mourning- the time when a person expresses grief
Decent- good enough; appropriate
Sabbath-The Jewish day of worship
SOCIAL STUDIES
This week we will be focusing on the election and getting ready for our Constitution project. Please take the time to talk with your student about this historical election.
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October 20 - 24, 2008
ANNOUNCEMENTS
October 20-21
DSTP Science
October 22
PHILLIES DAY!!!!!
October 22-23
DSTP Social Studies
October 29
Ice Cream Wednesday
October 31
Fall Festival – Classroom Celebration
Fall Festival
This week we will be planning the food and drinks for the Fall Festival Celebration on October 31st from 2:00 – 3: 15. Please ask your child what item they have volunteered to bring in. If you are unable to provide that treat please contact me as soon as possible. If you would like to help during this celebration, please let me know. We will be having treats, participating in a craft, and watching Bridge to Terabithia.
HOMEWORK
No homework this week due to DSTP testing.
ASSESSMENTS
This week we will be taking the science and social studies sections of the DSTP. The tests will be administered each morning.
DOING YOUR BEST ON THE TEST
Here are some ways to help your child do their best on the DSTP.
• Provide a good breakfast.
• Make sure they get a good nights rest.
• Provide verbal encouragement and support.
• Please make sure your child gets to school on time.
L.A. NEWS
This week we will continue a novel study of the book, “Number the Stars” by Lois Lowry. This story is about two 10 year old girls, Ellen and Annemarie. They are growing up in Copenhagen in 1943. Their lives are filled with school, food shortages, and the Nazi solders marching in their town. The Jews of Denmark are being “relocated” so Ellen moves in with Annemarie and her family. We will be read about the adventures of Annemarie and Ellen and their unfailing friendship.
Number the Stars, Lois Lowry
Halte- stop
Scurried- to hurry
Exaggerating- to extend the truth
Swastika- a sign of the Nazi party.
Ration-a fixed amount of food or supplies.
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October 13 - 17, 2008
ANNOUNCEMENTS
October 20-21
DSTP Science
October 22-23
DSTP Social Studies
October 29
Ice Cream Wednesday
October 31
Fall Festival – Classroom Celebration
HOMEWORK
Reading Logs are due on Friday! Students should be reading at least 15 min. every day.
Monday – Connecting Unit Selections
Page 44 and 45
Tuesday – Grammar Page 50 and 51
Wednesday- Comprehension Assessment
Page 46 and 47
Thursday- Reading and Spelling Test
Friday- Agenda books need to be checked by Monday. Parents should initial the week on the calendar page.
ASSESSMENTS
Friday- This week’s reading test will be on the background of the novel, Number the Stars. The quiz will be a 10 point assessment on the readings this week.
Spelling Test- Please see your child’s agenda for this week’s words.
L.A. NEWS
This week we will begin a novel study of the book, “Number the Stars” by Lois Lowry. This story is about two 10 year old girls, Ellen and Annemarie. They are growing up in Copenhagen in 1943. Their lives are filled with school, food shortages, and the Nazi solders marching in their town. The Jews of Denmark are being “relocated” so Ellen moves in with Annemarie and her family. We will be read about the adventures of Annemarie and Ellen and their unfailing friendship.
Number the Stars, Lois Lowry
Neutral – Not picking a side
Surrender- To give up
Inferior- To be less than something else
Exterminate- To wipe out completely
Ridiculed- To make fun of someone or something
SPELLING WORDS
This week we will be starting our school wide new spelling curriculum called, Words Their Way. With this new program, your students will have weekly spelling tests based on their level of instruction. Words will be assigned and written in their agendas on Monday and tests will still be on Friday. Please see your child’s agenda for the list of spelling words. I will no longer be publishing the spelling lists on this sheet or on school notes, since our classroom will have various lists.
SOCIAL STUDIES
Next week we will be taking the social studies DSTP test. This test reviews what the students have learned K-3rd grade. Please review old tests with your student if they are available. We will be reviewing more specific content in class.
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October 6 –10, 2008
ANNOUNCEMENTS
October 6
First Trimester Reports go home.
October 10
No School –Professional Development Day
October 20-21
DSTP Science
October 22-23
DSTP Social Studies
October 29
Ice Cream Wednesday
October 31
Fall Festival – Classroom Celebration
HOMEWORK
Reading Logs are due on Thursday! Students should be reading at least 15 min. every day.
Monday – Vowel Sound review
Page 28 and 29
Tuesday – Making Inferences
Page 45 and 46
Wednesday- Grammar Skills
Page 48 and 49
Thursday- Agenda books need to be checked by Monday. Parents should initial the week on the calendar page.
Friday- NO SCHOOL
ASSESSMENTS
There will be no reading or spelling test this week due to the short week. However, we will still be reading a selection story and working on comprehension skills.
L.A. NEWS
This week we will be reading the story “Daedalus and Icarus.” This is a Greek myth about an inventor, Dasdalus, who fashions wings of feathers and wax so that he and his son, Icarus, can escape King Minos’ tower.
Home Connection, SRA Open Court Reading
Vocabulary Words:
Comfortable – providing physical ease and well-being
Overlapping – lying in top of something and partly
extending over it.
Plunged – suddenly fell
Hurtled- moved rapidly and with great force
SOCIAL STUDIES
Tests have gone home this week. Please ask your child for their test. This week we will begin our unit on Delaware.
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September 29 – October 3, 2008
ANNOUNCEMENTS
October 3
Any Pants Day ($1)
October 6
First Trimester Reports go home.
October 10
No School –Professional Development Day
October 20-21
DSTP Science
October 22-23
DSTP Social Studies
HOMEWORK
Reading Logs are due on Friday! Students should be reading 15 min. every day.
Monday – Spelling Page 24 and 25
Tuesday – Drawing Conclusions
Page 40 and 41
Wednesday- Context Clues Page 43
Kinds of Sentence Page 44
Social Studies Test Tomorrow
Thursday- Spelling and Reading Test
Friday- Agenda books need to be checked by Monday. Parents should initial the week on the calendar page.
ASSESSMENTS
Thursday - Social Studies Test
Friday – Spelling Test
Reading Test
L.A. NEWS
This week we will be reading the story “Two Tickets to Freedom”. This is the true story of two slaves who defied punishment, and even risked death, to escape to freedom on the Underground Railroad.
Home Connection, SRA Open Court Reading
Vocabulary Words:
Fugitives- people who run away
Sympathetic – feeling understanding for
ones hurt or sadness
Asserted- said firmly
Abolitionist – a person who wants to end slavery
Indignantly – with anger
SPELLING WORDS
The Long O and U Sound
value lose cue
bruise proof smooth
suit truce boost
true rescue crew
fruit juice issue
whose flute view
continued include
SOCIAL STUDIES
This Thursday we will be having a unit test on Map Skills. The studnets were given a review sheet today (Monday). Please see the review sheet for a list of concepts that will be assessed on the test.
HOMEWORK
Reading Logs are due on Friday! Students should be reading 15 min. every day.
Monday – Spelling -Page 20 and 21
Tuesday- Main Idea -Page 32
Using a Thesaurus -Page 35
Wednesday- What Is a Sentence – Page 36
Effective Beginnings and Endings Page 38
Thursday- Spelling and Reading Test
Friday- Agenda books need to be checked by Monday. Parents should initial the week on the calendar page.
ASSESSMENTS
Friday – Spelling Test
Reading Test
L.A. NEWS
This week we will be working with the story Mae Jemison: Space Scientist. On September 12, 1992, Mae Jamison became the first African- American woman in space. Mae’s parents encouraged her ambitions as a child, but she had to remain focused on her goals and work very hard to accomplish them.
Home Connection,
SRA Open Court Reading
Vocabulary Words:
Astronaut – a person who travels in space
Excelled- did better than others
Specialized – concentrated on one activity or subject
Simulates- imitates
Techniques- ways of handling something
SPELLING WORDS
Long I Sound
Dynamite flight knight
Pirate tighten type
Style rhyme spite
Supply pilot mile
Midnight icicle skylight
Decide science overnight
Might wired
SOCIAL STUDIES
This week we will be completing our study on map skills. A review sheet for the map skills test should be coming home later this week. Please ask your child for the sheet and begin studying with them for the test, which will be next week.
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September 15- 19, 2008
HOMEWORK
Reading Logs are due on Friday! Students should be reading 15 min. every day.
Monday – Spelling Page
Tuesday- Verbs Page 28
Wednesday- Thesis Sentence Page 29
Order of Paragraphs Page 31
Thursday- Spelling and Reading Test
Picture Day Tomorrow
Friday- Agenda books need to be checked by Monday. Parents should initial the week on the calendar page.
L.A. NEWS
This week we will be reading the story Escape. Escape is a story about a pig named Wilbur who escapes from his pen, only to find that the resulting commotion is more than he bargained for.
Home Connection,
SRA Open Court Reading
Vocabulary Words:
Racket- noise indicating confusion
Commotion – noisy disturbance
Captivity- being held and confined
Appetizing – arousing the desire for food
Reconsider – to think about again
AN AUTHOR IS COMING!
On Tuesday, October 7th at 7 PM the Borders in Newark will be hosting a book signing for Laura Numeroff’s new book, If You Give A Cat A Cupcake. This is a great opportunity for your student to meet a real published author!
September 8-12, 2008
The incorrect homework cover was sent home on Monday. Please ask your student for the updated cover.
OPEN HOUSE
Please come and learn about your child’s school year. You will be traveling through your child’s daily schedule. Homeroom begins at 6:00 on Wednesday evening! I hope to see you there! A letter from your child will be waiting for you!
ANNOUNCEMENTS
September 8 – 12
Book Fair
September 10
Back to School Night/ Open House
September 19
Picture Day
September 24
Ice Cream Wednesday
HOMEWORK
Monday – Spelling page 12 &13
Tuesday- Pronouns page 20
Book Fair Tomorrow
Wednesday- Writing page 22 and 23
Social Studies Test Tomorrow
Open House Tonight!
Thursday- Spelling and Reading Test
Friday- Agenda books need to be checked by Monday. Parents should initial the week on the calendar page.
ASSESSMENTS
Thursday – Social Studies Test – Students
should study their review sheet.
Friday – Spelling Test
Reading Test
L.A. NEWS
This week we will be working with the story Sarah Plain and Tall. Sarah Plain and Tall is set during the frontier days in the United Sates, when the western region of the country was only sparsely populated. The story is about a lonely frontier father whose wife dies several years before the story begins. Now he would like to fine a new wife and mother for his children. The family must take risks in giving up past memories to make room for new ones, and Sarah must risk leaving a home she loves to try and make a new life.
Home Connection,
SRA Open Court Reading
Vocabulary Words:
Feisty – full of energy
Energetic – having energy or spirited
Mild mannered – gentle in nature
Pesky – annoying
Troublesome – causing problems or difficulties
SPELLING WORDS
Long E Sound
steel shield
shriek seaweed thief
wreath donkey measles
hockey scream trolley
least niece yield
prairie eager seals
married sneak fleet
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September 2-5, 2008
ANNOUNCEMENTS
September 2 – 5
NWEA Testing
September 5
Any Pants Day (Bring $1)
September 8 – 12
Book Fair
September 10
Back to School Night/ Open House
September 19
Picture Day
September 24
Ice Cream Wednesday
HOMEWORK
Homework packets are due on Friday! This schedule is to help your fourth grader plan their homework schedule. This is only a suggestion of when assignments can be completed.
Tuesday- Spelling page 8 and 9
Wednesday- Compare and Contrast
Page 8 and 9
Thursday- Grammar Page 12
Study for the spelling test. No Reading test this week due to the short week.
Friday- Agenda books need to be checked by Monday. Parents should initial the week on the calendar page.
ASSESSMENTS
Friday – Spelling Test
No Reading test due to the short week.
L.A. NEWS
This week we will be working with the story Toto. Toto is the story of a young boy who is afraid to grow up and a young elephant that longs to explore forbidden territory. The boy and the elephant are brought together by chance but they help each other learn valuable lessons about themselves and the world around them.
Home Connection,
SRA Open Court Reading
Vocabulary Words:
Enviously – with jealousy
Mock – fake
Snare – a trap
Cunning - tricky
SPELLING WORDS
The Long A Sound
Neighbor Male Calm
Weigh State Sailed
Eighth Grain Brave
Crayon Tail Plains
Sway Bacon Stray
Area Erase Chamber
Female Midday
SOCIAL STUDIES
This week we will continue our unit on Map Skills. We will be learning the cardinal and intermediate directions, as well as using and applying map skills. There will be a test next week on the continents and oceans.
ASSESSMENTS
Friday
Reading Comprehension and Vocabulary and Spelling Test
L.A. NEWS
This week begins our reading unit titled, Risks and Consequences. Our first story is called, Mrs. Frisby and the Crow. This selection is a fantasy in which a small mouse risks her life in order to save a crow that is entangled in shiny silver string.
Vocabulary Words:
Prospect – something that could happen
Fierce – wild or threatening in appearance
Ineffectively – uselessly
Alarmingly – filled with a sense of danger
Treacherous – not safe because of hidden
Dangers
* Vocabulary words will be extra credit on the weekly spelling test for students who would like an extra challenge.
NOTES
If you have not filled out the following forms, please fill them out and sent them in as soon as possible.
• Blue Nurses Form
• Contact Sheet (In the purple folder of the fourth grade informational packet).
• Parent Volunteer Sheet
Thank you!
Welcome to our class! I can't wait to see you on the first day of school! Enjoy the last few days of summer and I will see you on Wednesday! We are going to have such a wonderful year. I can't wait!!!
See you soon,
Ms. Young
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