Welcome back from our four day break! I am hoping that we recovered from any sickness that was going around and that we enjoyed the time off.
This is it, the last term of the year, I can't quite believe that we are on the down side of school and before we know it, our 4th graders will be 5th graders! Progress Reports for third term will be coming home this week by Friday, this report does not need to come back, it is for your records.
The Talent Show on Friday was amazing!
Curriculum News:
- Literacy - We are working on Treasure Island, which is a narrative in first person. Scholars will be writing their own narrative in first person as we work our way through this unit. The spelling test will be next week.
- Math - Wednesday's lesson 9.7, comparing decimals. Thursday we will review and Friday we will test on Chapter 9, relations between fractions and decimals. If you notice in the "Important Dates" our class Smart Minds Calculator will be this Friday. This is a timed math fact competition.
- Science - We are working on the Geology unit of CKLA along with our Rock Unit. Scholars will be reading, writing, researching about the earth as we work towards learning about Rocks! Pictured are the edible layers of the earth that the scholars made.
Important Dates:
- March 12, Happy Birthday Hayden!
- March 15, Spring Pictures
- March 16, Happy Birthday Sarah!
- March 16, Smart Minds Calculator Competition in our class
- March 22, Smart Minds Calculator Competition to see who will represent our school
- March 25 - 29, School community workers
- March 29, District Smart Minds Competition
- March 30, Happy Birthday Porscha!
- April 3, Happy Birthday Jarom!
- April 3, Honey Nut Cheerio Math Fact Celebration!
Home Extension:
- Wednesday - Daily reading, summary writing, https://www.khanacademy.org/math/cc-fourth-grade-math/cc-4th-decimals/cc-4th-decimals-to-fractions/v/converting-decimals-to-fractions-1-ex-3
- Thursday - Daily reading, summary writing, https://www.khanacademy.org/math/cc-fourth-grade-math/cc-4th-fractions-topic/cc-4th-fractions-unlike-denom/v/adding-tenths-to-hundredths







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