The following students need to complete and return their Emergency Contact Form:

Kareem Chateau and Mia Sanchez

The DTE presentation today supports the fourth grade science curriculum. Students experienced hands-on activities.

Your child is bringing home a Think! Energy Family Activity Guide, DTE energy kit and Home Energy Worksheet. After you and your child open the kit and decide what is appropriate to install at your home, please fill out the Home Energy Worksheet and return it by Monday, October 14.

Daily Homework – Students should be practicing their multiplications facts.

Congratulations to the following students for passing their multiplication fact test in three minutes: Sina, Leah, and Dania:)

In order to be successful in fourth grade math, students need to know their multiplications facts 0 – 9.

I am sending home your child’s NWEA report today. Please look for it in your child’s backpack.

Congratulations to Dania and Leah for getting 100% on their three minute multiplication timed test:)

Fourth Grade Informational Parent Meeting 5:30 PM Room 7

Open House 6:00 PM – Please make sure you sign-up for a November conference.

An Activity We Did in Class Today

All the people in the world are the same age this year. It’s Amazing! This year all the people in the world are in the same age group. This year is special! It happens only once every 1,000 years.

This year your age (that you have or will become in 2019) + your birth year = 2019.

Example: age 9 + 2010 (birth year) = 2019

Try it with your family! It’s Fun!

5:30 Ms. Martin’s Parent Meeting – room 7

6:00 Open House

Dear Parents,

I would like to welcome you and your child to the fourth grade. We can look forward to many exciting and rewarding experiences as the year progresses.

Language Arts and Technology across the curriculum is a priority and will involve several Project Based Learning activities allowing students to express their creative talents. Some supplies will be provided.

The following organizational materials and supplies are optional but would be helpful to your child throughout the year:

   school box (storage for pencils, markers, color pencils, etc.)

   color pencils (mapping skills/social studies, language arts, projects, etc.)

   think markers (language arts, projects, etc.)

   liquid paper or white out (all subjects)

   extra number 2 pencils

   extra paper

   glue stick

  one-subject (100 pages) spiral notebook (math journal)

NOTE: We have limited space; therefore, it is preferred students do not bring Trapper Keepers/Large Binders.

If you would like to donate a box of Kleenex to our classroom, it would be greatly appreciated. In addition, students will need a read-to-self book and a healthy snack the first full day of school (Tuesday, August 27).

Your cooperation and assistance, throughout the school year, will be most appreciated.

                                                                                                  Thank you,

                                                                                                   Ms. Martin