4A humbly accepted our bronze wreath after field day. I was so proud of our class, and how much they cheered on their fellow classmates (even in the other classes). Field day will definitely be a day I'll never forget. Here's what to look forward the next couple of weeks:
Math: This upcoming week, students
will continue their study of decimals, comparing them, and converting them to
fractions. In fourth grade, students will be expected to know how to read,
speak, and write decimals to the thousandths place.
ELA: In ELA, students will follow the regular procedures for
Spalding. In writing, students will refine their understanding and skills by
studying specific writing traits. Prince Caspian concludes, and the
students will begin reading Carry on Mr. Bowditch, which is an amazing story of
courage and perseverance.
History: Lexington and Concord, Bunker Hill, The Shot Heard Around the
World…The conflict with Britain begins. Paul Revere spreads the word, and the
colonists are at war. There is a test on chapters 1-10 on Tuesday (2/6)
Science: In science next week, students will take the Geology Mid-Unit
Exam on Monday (2/5). Then, they will learn more about mountains, turning their focus onto
types of rocks.
Reminder: There is no school on Friday, February 9th.
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