We had a Wonderful Wednesday! Today we completed the i-Ready reading testing, and read chapters 2 and 3 in "The Boy in the Back of the Class".
Tomorrow we have an "all school read" happening from 1:15pm-1:45pm. Please send your child in with several books to keep him/her busy during this half hour of reading enjoyment!Picture Day is Thursday, September 22nd (see flyer inside blue folder)
***Does your child have headphones or earbuds at school? Please ask and be sure to send in a pair that can stay at school all year!
***Does your child leave class a lot to get drinks? If you ask and he/she says yes, please send a water bottle daily!
3rd graders - Read 20 mins (minimum) each night
4th graders - Read 30 mins (minimum) each night
(Bring in a chapter book to read in class. You will keep your book inside your binder)
Language Arts:
All decorated Writer's Notebooks were due last week
Students will continue to present their writer’s notebook to the class.
Math:
4th Grade – Homework and Remembering (HR) 1-3
Please study your facts for ten minutes. You should work on any facts that you have mastered (+, -, X, /) and in any way (flashcards, games, apps, etc). Remember that we need to master our facts 0-12.
Please leave all unit 1 math papers in your green math folder for the entire unit.
3rd grade -
Homework and Remembering (HR) 1-3
JP 19-21 (We completed together in class.)
This H/R book is in your child's binder and should be returned to school every day.
Ask your child to show you his/her completed work. We will check in class for accuracy.
Third and fourth grade students received their math journal and homework and remembering journal. These will travel to school and home in the binder. Students should have a safe place in the binder to store these. We will use these in class every day. Students will need to bring a dark colored crayon and sharpened pencil(s) to math class along with both math books!
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Does your child bring a water bottle to school? If not, please allow him/her to have one in class!
