Ms. McCormick, our amazing Science Enrichment teacher, would like to share her blog with families! Here is the link: https://iblog.dearbornschools.org/mccormick/
From Ms. McCormick:
Ms. McCormick, our amazing Science Enrichment teacher, would like to share her blog with families! Here is the link: https://iblog.dearbornschools.org/mccormick/
From Ms. McCormick:
Learning objectives for the week:
Math– Geometry Unit. Learning about line segments, lines, parallel lines, intersecting lines, rays, points, acute angles (less than 90 degrees), right angles (90 degrees), obtuse angles (more than 90 degrees), reflex angles (more than 180 degrees), polygons, shapes (triangle, quadrilateral, rectangle, square, rhombus, kite, pentagon, hexagon, heptagon, octagon, nonagon, decagon.)
English/ELA– Writing Narratives. A narrative is an account of connected events, otherwise known as a story. We will be writing a story using a movie board to help understand the beginning, middle and end of a narrative.
Reading– Building stamina. Stamina is the ability to sustain prolonged mental effort. In our class we will be building stamina with our independent reading during Daily 5.
Spelling– Students are expected to practice at home and at school daily in order to be prepared for our weekly spelling test on Friday.
Spelling words: problem, latitude, machine, system, member, snack, happen, candy, theft, travel (please study all words, only some will appear on the test.)
Content Area Words: points, lines, line segments, rays, quadrangles (please study all words, all words will appear on the test.)
Science– Matter Unit. In this physical science unit students explore the properties of matter, emphasizing mass and volume. They further examine properties by comparing and contrasting states of matter (solid, liquid, gas).
Key Concepts for Science:
Social Studies– Regions Unit. We will be asking, “how does the geography of the United States affect the way people live?” Students will learn how to use geographic tools to identify, describe, and compare the physical and human characteristics of regions in the United States.
Key Concepts for Social Studies:
Homework:
Reminders:
Monday 9/28– P.E. Test
Friday 10/2 – Recorder orders due – money & form must be in an envelope or Ziplock bag.
Spelling Test
Reminder:
4th grade 13 minute aerobic run will be held during their PE classes the week of Sept. 28. Our class will have their test on Monday during PE. They should bring a water bottle and wear clothing for warm weather and, of course, gym shoes.
I hope everyone is enjoying their Fall Break!
If you celebrate Eid- I wish you a Happy Eid!
Keep a book close by & keep reading! Suggested reading time for 4th graders is 40+ minutes per day.
We’ll see you back on Monday, September 28th!
4th grade families & students-
Thursday is our Elementary Open House! Please stop in any time from 5-6:30 to take a peek at our classroom, student work and to meet me! You might even be able to take a peek at the renovated pool and of course the new addition!
Our classroom is room 223, it is located on the second floor of the Anex. The Anex is the “old addition” near the big open field on Mercury.
Mrs. Emily Brady
Feel free to email me with any questions: bradye@dearbornschools.org
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