St. Paul’s Student Council is sponsoring a school wide Spirit Spree starting Tuesday, Feb. 17 and ending Friday, Feb. 27. Find out more about the food drive and special dress days here:
This week the fourth grade:
- Divided numbers with remainders
- Identified causes and effects of weathering and erosion
- Finished a comic strip that illustrates weathering, erosion, and deposition over time
- Reviewed weathering, erosion, and deposition
- Wrapped up our verbs unit and took a quiz
- Continued 3rd quarter book clubs
- Revised and edited our Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane writing projects
- Completed our scrapbooks on The West
- Reviewed The West and took a test
- Finish Topic 9 in math and review division concepts (test Thursday, Feb. 26)
- Discuss the importance of controlling erosion and identify ways people can prevent erosion
- Demonstrate how glaciers erode land as they melt and move
- Take a test over weathering, erosion and deposition
- Begin a unit all about adjectives
- Finish 3rd quarter book clubs
- Publish our Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane writing projects
- Find out the state that we will represent at the Annual 50 States Fair
- Create a "stained glass" outline of our state
- Research our states by listening to songs that illustrate each state's history, geography, and economy (listen to the songs and find out more here)
- Wednesday, 2/25: Math Club, 7:30 am in Mrs. Stephenson's classroom
- Thursday. 2/26: Math Test over Topic 9
- Friday, 2/27: Science Quiz over weathering, erosion, and deposition
- Friday, 2/27: Book clubs, 12:30-1:00
- Thursday, 3/5: Conferences, 12:00-8:00 pm
- Friday, 3/6: Conferences, 8:00-12:00 pm
- Please be sure you have signed up for a time through Sign Up Genius!
You can order books for your child through Scholastic Book Clubs!
Shop Online: scholastic.com/readingclub
One-Time Class Activation Code: HFWTD
Every online order earns three free books for our classrooms! We use these free books for classroom libraries and as a punch card reward.
Here's to another great week in the fourth grade!
Mrs. Stephenson and Mrs. Van Maren
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