Hello all! It is a busy week at Lindbergh- and a short one with a half day Friday! Please read through the announcements below. Information about our activities in class will be included after that.
Tomorrow is Spring Picture Day!!
All students will get their picture taken, and then will have the choice to buy the picture or not once the proofs are sent home to families.
Tomorrow is ALSO the primary election day!
Please see the note below from Ms. Tiba about safety procedures in place herer at Lindbergh.
FIELD TRIP next Thursday, March 19th – permission slips due FRIDAY!
Permission slips were sent home today for a class trip to the Dearborn Symphony for 4th and 5th graders. No chaperones are needed, but students need to dress nicely. Please return this permission slip as soon as possible. There is no cost.
Homework
Just as always, day to day homework can be found at this link: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1yR_GuZ_epevjYIT2nWt4mDfh2K-qE-zk8qBIM4DnrR4/edit?usp=sharing
Math
5th Grade
Fifth graders are finishing their unit on fractions with a end of module test on Thursday. We will begin module six the following week.
4th Grade
Fourth graders are continuing to learn the math of lines, angles, and shapes. Students are practicing measuring angles with protractors this week. Students have a mid-module test NEXT MONDAY. The review sheet was handed out today and will be due Thursday to allow for review Thursday and Friday. Since students have less days at home to work on the review, I let them work on it in class and will tomorrow.
ELA
We are reaching the middle of our class read aloud book, Holes! We are doing work on this book related to describing characters, historical context, and point of view. Reading groups are continuing. Students launched into a new informational writing project today that they will be chipping away at for the next three weeks.
Social Studies
5th
Fifth graders will learn about the middle colonies, including the founding of Pennsylvania. Students will each be assigned a colony to write about for their informational writing project (see above).
4th
Fourth graders continue their study of the three branches of government. They will do their informational writing project (mentioned in ELA) on one of the branches of government.
Science
Students are doing an engineering project this week about how to prevent hurricane flooding. This is the last mystery in this unit. Next week they will complete a finalizing assignment and have their test the following week.