4th Grade


Important Dates to Remember:          

Thursday, April 18: Math Ch 9 Vocab Quiz 

Monday, April 22: Math Ch 9 graded classwork

Thursday, April 25: Spelling Quiz- Students may choose any 10 words from the list to learn from the quiz.

THE WEEK OF April 15, 2024 

Planned homework may change depending on class instruction or school closure. 

Students should wait for instruction from the teacher before doing anything assigned. 

English Language Arts - Mrs. Allison Kavanaugh   

Coming up: 

This week we will continue reading  The One and Only Ivan.

We will also continue learning about adjectives this week.

Last week students started a  creative writing piece in which they designed a monster and began writing a story focusing on using adjectives. We will continue with that writing piece this week.


The One and Only Ivan

Spelling Lists   Spelling HW sheet is here

HOMEWORK. Projected homework is subject to change. 

*When "free read" is assigned for homework, there are many options. Students may read by themselves, read out loud to  a parent/sibling/pet :), take turns reading pages out loud with a parent/sibling, or listen to an audiobook while following along with the words in the hardcopy book. 

Past ELA HW


Math - Mrs. Sandi Dlugonski    

Ch9 Decimals We will be working on decimals in the 10th and 100th places. We will talk alot about money and how decimals are money! Students will be converting from 10th to 100th, adding fractions with 10th and 100th and ordering and comparing fractions and decimals. 

Due to the schedule with MAP testing, we will end the chapter with a graded classwork on Monday, April 22. 

Ch 9 Practice Packet

  Resource Pages:      IXL log in page                                                                              

 Math Facts Calendar Jan-Apr 2024      

 Math Facts Challenge Activity           Multiplication Strategies 

 Steps for Simplest Form, Equivalent Fractions and Common Denominators

 Word Problem Practice sheets       Step card for Traditional Division  Place Value Game     Addition and Subtraction Resource Pages     

Subtraction with Regrouping (across zero) video    

Link to free 4th grade math print outs!      

Homework:

Friday,  Apr 12: p 511,  Study Vocab, Math Facts


Monday, Apr 15: p517, Vocab quiz Thurs. Mid Chapter Check point tomorrow, Math Facts

Tuesday, Apr 16:   Study Ch 9 Vocab Thurs., Math Facts

Wednesday, Apr 17: Study Vocab for quiz tomorrow, Math Facts

Thursday, Apr 18: p 531,  Study Vocab, Math Facts

Friday,  Apr 19: p537, End of Chapter 9 graded classwork on Monday, Math Facts

Science, Social Studies, and Religion - Mrs. Heather Ricardi 

**Please encourage your children to make sure they hand in assignments when they are due.  If they are absent, please make sure that they look to see what they have missed!  Science and Social Studies are rotating subjects and are not taught each week!  When looking at Power School, please be aware that grades in Science and Social Studies take time to update.  These classes are on a rotation and grades won't change until we visit that subject again! If you have any questions about this, please reach out!

*Please  help students locate their Science Textbooks at home.  Many know where they are, but many have come in telling me they don't have one, weren't given one,  or can't find it.  They were sent home at Sneak-A-Peak or during the first week of school and have a chameleon on the front.  While we don't use it often, students do need access to the book!  Thank you!


Science

Our plans for science this week have gotten pushed to next week.

Social Studies

In preparation for the field trip this week, we will be looking at the beginning of the Maryland colony and what life was like for the people who lived here.  We are also going to start talking about how some of our cities started (Baltimore and Annapolis).  

Religion

This week we will be continuing to work with the Eighth Commandment.  This will be chapter 19 in our Religion Book.   Students are also going to continue working on their Ten Commandments Book project.  (Each of the Ten Commandments will be taught at the level of a 9 and 10 year old.  We will be focusing on how they as children can still follow these rules even if some of them were written with adults in mind.

Online Review Games and Study Guides (all chapters) - Christ Our Life


Homework:  This is the projected homework for this week.  It is possible that due to circumstances in class the homework may change.   Please look at the student's planner as this will have the most recent and up to date homework.  If nothing is written in the agenda, please look at the absent work file attached at the top of the page as the current information will be found there!
Monday, April 15:


Resources:

Social Studies Glossary

SPANISH-SRA. MILLER