Class activities for Tuesday, April 22

Spelling: We learned that compound words are spelled by spelling the parts and combining them together: bed + spread = bedspread, black + bird = blackbird.

Cursive: Ten cursive sentences, seven or more words each, are due on Friday.

Reading: Today was a reading day in Literature Circles; some groups worked on determining importance and making inferences as reading strategies.

Writing: Students continued creating slides for their I-Search presentations today. The I-Search project is due Friday, April 25, and the I-Search Conference presentations will be April 25 from 10:30-11:40. Here is the conference schedule; family members are invited to attend.

Math: Students practiced multiplying two-digit numbers more. Homework is to work on MobyMax Math or Khan Academy for 15 minutes or more. We’ll have a math test about multiplication this week.

Science: We participated in a video conference with Dr. Lownds from MSU about a project called the Best Lettuce Experiment. Our class will be growing different types of lettuce to see which kind is the best to grow in a home or school garden.

Social Studies: We wrote notes about the people and powers of the executive, legislative, and judicial branches, and the federal, state and local levels of government.

Behavior Update:

  • Yellow magnets: 1
  • Orange magnets: 0
  • Red magnets: 0
  • STAR Awards: 0
  • Magnets moved this week (goal: 9): 1
  • Hours with no magnets (best: 73): 13

Check your student’s Personal and Social Growth grade online to see if your student moved their magnet.

Notes:

Our Mission:
All students in Room 130 will do their best and get ready for 5th grade.

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Class activities for Monday, April 21

Spelling: None today.

Cursive: Ten cursive sentences, seven or more words each, are due on Friday.

Reading: Today was a discussion day in Literature Circles.

Writing: Students continued creating slides for their I-Search presentations today. The I-Search project is due Friday, April 25, and the I-Search Conference presentations will be April 25 from 10:30-11:40. Here is the conference schedule; family members are invited to attend.

Math: Students practiced multiplying two-digit numbers. Homework is to work on MobyMax Math or Khan Academy for 15 minutes or more. We’ll have a math test about multiplication this week.

Science: Students completed a sun, moon, and earth MiniQuiz and we started learning about our last unit of study about life.

Social Studies: Students shared their research about the executive, legislative, and judicial branches. Homework is to finish any notes that weren’t finished last week for homework.

Behavior Update:

  • Yellow magnets: 0
  • Orange magnets: 0
  • Red magnets: 0
  • STAR Awards: 0
  • Magnets moved this week (goal: 9): 0
  • Hours with no magnets (best: 73): 7

Check your student’s Personal and Social Growth grade online to see if your student moved their magnet.

Notes:

Our Mission:
All students in Room 130 will do their best and get ready for 5th grade.

Class activities for Thursday, April 17

Spelling: None today.

Cursive: Ten cursive sentences, seven or more words each, are due on Friday.

Reading: Today was a reading day in Literature Circles; some groups worked on visualizing as a reading strategy.

Writing: Students continued creating slides for their I-Search presentations today. The I-Search project is due Friday, April 25, and the I-Search Conference presentations will be April 25 from 10:30-11:40. Here is the conference schedule; family members are invited to attend.

Math: We practiced solving two-problem questions. Journal P8-5 corresponds. Homework is to work on MobyMax Math or Khan Academy for 15 minutes or more. We’ll have a math test about multiplication next week.

Science: None today.

Social Studies: Students researched information about the executive, legislative, and judicial branches. Homework is to finish

Behavior Update:

  • Yellow magnets: 1
  • Orange magnets: 0
  • Red magnets: 0
  • STAR Awards: 0
  • Magnets moved this week (goal: 9): 1
  • Hours with no magnets (best: 73): 0

Check your student’s Personal and Social Growth grade online to see if your student moved their magnet.

Notes:

Our Mission:
All students in Room 130 will do their best and get ready for 5th grade.

Class activites for Wednesday, April 16

Spelling: None today due to the Math Madness tournament.

Cursive: Ten cursive sentences, seven or more words each, are due on Thursday.

Reading: Today was a discussion day in Literature Circles.

Writing: Students continued creating slides for their I-Search presentations today, and also created a sources slide to list books and website sources. The I-Search project is due Friday, April 25, and the I-Search Conference presentations will be April 25 from 10:30-11:40..

Math: We practiced multiplying two-digit numbers using the standard method. Journal P8-4 corresponds. Homework is to work on MobyMax Math or Khan Academy for 15 minutes or more.

Science: None today.

Social Studies: None today.

Behavior Update:

  • Yellow magnets: 0
  • Orange magnets: 0
  • Red magnets: 0
  • STAR Awards: 0
  • Magnets moved this week (goal: 9): 0
  • Hours with no magnets (best: 73): 27

Check your student’s Personal and Social Growth grade online to see if your student moved their magnet.

Multiplication Madness

Today was the tournament. We beat Mrs. Moul’s class in Game 2 to advance to the finals against Mrs. Johnston’s undefeated class! The game was competitive, with our class slightly behind at half time. The final score was Mrs. Johnston’s class winning 47 to 34. We made a great run at the end and were the Cinderella team of the tournament! We’ll be one of the favorites to win Division Madness next year as 5th graders!

Notes:

Our Mission:
All students in Room 130 will do their best and get ready for 5th grade.