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Spelling Words 1. knew 2. climb 3. calm 4. although 5. knight 6. writer 7. knob 8. numb 9. delight 10. wren 11. knead 12. plumber 13. chalk 14. midnight 15. wreck 16. stalk 17. kneel 18. sought 19. thorough 20. wrestle *Remember that you have to be able to spell your vocabulary words too! |
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Welcome to our class site! Miss Chynna Carter picked out the wonderful new background. Good job!
The Muscogee County Mission Statement: The Muscogee County School District and Hannan Academy are committed to providing educational experiences that will enable each student to become a lifelong learner, enter the workforce with necessary skills, and achieve academic and personal potential.
We are very lucky to have Wal-Mart as our Partner in Education! We would like to thank them for all that they do for our school!
The Riddle of the Week:
You answer me although I never ask you questions. What am I?
Please remember to:
-Sign conduct folders every night.
-Sign communicators and return them on Thursday.
-Sign and return any graded papers below a 70.
Reading- Teammates (pages 617-627 in the book)
Math- Decimals; place value (tenths and hundredths); fractions
Language Arts- Sentence Usage and Structure - Review subjects and predicates and the four parts of speech (noun, verb, adjective, and adverb)
Science- Chapter 4: What is Light? How is Light Reflected?
Social Studies- Early Explorer Projects
*These words can be found in the weekly reading story.
1. teammate- player on the same team
2. circulated-passed around
3. extraordinary-outstanding
4. launched-started
5. opponents-enemies
6. organizations-people who have a common purpose
Monday
- read the first half of Teammates (pages 617-621) and answer the reading questions
- math review sheets
Tuesday
-read the second half of Teammates (pages 622-627) and answer the reading questions
-math review sheets
Wednesday
-reading activity book pages 186 and 187
-math review sheet
Thursday
-reading activity book page 187a
-math review sheet
-Make sure that your two spelling activities are completed
Wed., March 4th
-Story Test (includes vocabulary words!)
-Communicators and graded papers sent home
Friday, March 6th
- Spring Pictures
- Spelling Test
-Multiplication Test
Thurs., March 12th
- End of the 3rd Nine Weeks
- Early Explorer projects due– Late work will not be accepted!
Fri., March 13th
- No school for the students– Teachers Work day
Welcome letter that explains the class rules and procedures:
Welcome to the fourth grade! I have been very excited about meeting everyone, students and parents! The fourth grade is a very important year because we will be preparing not only for the fourth grade CRCT but also the fifth grade CRCT. Once you reach the fifth grade you must be able to pass both the reading and math sections and it is my job to help prepare you. In the fourth grade we will practice various reading strategies that will help during the hectic testing times. We will move beyond the basic multiplication facts and study division more in-depth. We will also study the early Native Americans, the Civil War, ecosystems, our solar system, and so much more. Obviously, we have a busy year ahead of us! If this sounds like a lot, there is no need to worry, I will be by your side every step of the way. I truly feel that teamwork and communication are key to every successful classroom.
I have very high standards for my students. I believe that they should always complete their best work and treat others with respect. I enjoy having a good time and playing games. I feel that games are often the best way to learn a new concept. However, work will always come first in my class.
I would like to thank you in advance for your assistance in managing your child’s classroom behavior. There will always be a consequence if a class/school rule is broken and you will be informed if something happens. Our main source of communication will be your child’s behavior chart and a red folder. The red folder will have two pockets, each with a label. One label will say “Keep at Home” and the other will say “Return to School.” This red folder will be coming home every night and needs to be returned every day. Please make sure that you check inside for any notes from me or the school. In return, I will check for any notes from home every morning when the students arrive.
Every Wednesday, graded papers will be sent home. Anything with a grade lower than a 70 must be signed and returned the next day (Thursday). I want to make sure that you are aware of your child’s progress/grades.
I am looking forward to a wonderful year! I am truly excited about getting to know each and every one of you! If there are ever any questions, please don’t hesitate to send a note or email me.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Katie Preston
