Math write 30 multiplication problems.

Read- 30 min

finish cursive

Science- pick one thing tell 5 properties of it.

Read 30 min.

Math- make a list of 5 things at home with parallel lines and 5 things with intersecting lines.

Science- tell someone at home about our Skittles experiment

finish cursive page

Read 30 min

Math write 30 addition problems

Social Studies- Ask if there are any maps in your house.  Be ready to tell about the maps or tell why your family does not need maps.

Book orders are due Monday, Sept. 15th.

Math – finish addition/ subtraction sheet

Writing- b/ c cursive sheet

Reading- about me sheet

read 20 min.

We have had a great first week.  It is taking some time to get used to being in school all day again but we are getting there.  Homework will begin next week.  I will post it every day on my blog.  Students will also have it in their planner which needs to be signed each night.

To day we worked in teams to make a tower using spaghetti and a marshmallow.  We were not very successful but we had great team work and fun doing it.

I would like to welcome you and your child to my class.  I am excited to begin this new school year. I will regularly post on my blog.  My post will include daily homework, important school information, and pictures of activities we do in class.

I can’t wait to meet and get to know all of you!

It is kind of sad being here and knowing no students are coming in today.  It has been an honor and privilege to teach my class this year.  All of the students made such growth both academically and personally.  I will miss them over the summer.

I am adding links for summer learning to the blog and there are more on the Miller 4th grade blog.

Keep reading!!

Have a great summer!

Ms. Burek

Spelling- sentences  study for test

math- write 5 2 *2 digit problems and solve them

Tomorrow is field day.  Wear gym shoes and light color clothes.

Lunch is free for everyone.  It is hot dog and chips.

Math journal page 29-30p

Spelling- sailboat

Thank you to all the parents who came to the parent meeting.  If you came, your student has no homework for the rest of the year.