Sunday, September 23, 2018

Weekly Update Sept 24-28

Grade 4
Weekly Newsletter
September 24 - September 28, 2018


Language Arts
In writing, students will be working on their evidence to support their reasons and building stamina to write long and strong! In reading, students will notice how texts are organized in order to help them gain more information while reading.

Math
The students will continue to use rounding to determine if an answer is reasonable. They will solve multi-step word problems and assess the reasonableness of answers. Students will also be learning how to solve two step word problems using the standard algorithm for addition and subtraction.

Social Studies
Students will be using what they learned about the different cultural universals to help them collect information about their own personal culture. This is not necessarily the culture of their home country, but more the culture that is practiced in their everyday lives. Students will also be working on their identity posters as well.

Announcements
  • September 25th - Individual photos will be taken. Students may wear their chosen outfit.  
  • September 27th - Class photos will be taken. The student MUST be in their school uniform (blue collared shirts).
  • October 4th and 5th - Three way conferences. On September 24th, you will be receiving a letter informing you of when your conference time will be. Your child will be presenting their goals for the year.


Resources
As we continue to dig even deeper into learning math, we explore the IMPORTANCE of STRUGGLE.  In this video, we explore the need to struggle as an important part of learning! You will definitely want to watch this one with your kids.
The Importance of Struggle

https://www.youcubed.org/resources/the-importance-of-struggle/

Don't forget to check out photos of what we've been doing under the Photos tab on the right!


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