Week of March 31
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Upcoming Events/Important Information
**Points will be deducted for late work and on graded assignments if students do not write in a complete sentence starting with a capital letter and ending in appropriate punctuation. **
Important Links:
RCS Background/ Volunteer Application
RCS Parent Page (School Supply List/ Nurse Forms)
Important Dates:
3/31: Annual Golf Tournament at High Meadows Ranch Golf Club
4/3: Field Trip to Taste of Texas
4/11: Field Trip to Children's Museum of Houston
4/14-4/16: Iowa Testing
4/17: Easter Party
5/2: Field Day
Junior Achievement Dates (will be taught during TX History):
Tuesday, 4/1
Tuesday, 4/8
Tuesday, 4/22
Tuesday, 4/29
Tuesday, 5/6
4th Grade Student Photos
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Godfrey
English-
Personal Narratives- Students will complete publishing and share their writing
Arcidiacono
Spelling - NO SPELLING THIS WEEK
Quiz: Thursday, 4/10
List 22
Pattern Words: bravely, weakness, dirty, closely, blindness, noisy, fitness, friendly, worthy, finally, guilty, forgiveness, willingly, breezy, surely, suddenly
Review Words: wonderful, equipment
Challenge Words: gently, truly
HW Schedule:
Monday: Word Study, page 87
Tuesday: Proofreading & Dictionary Skills, pages 88-89
Note: The packets are completion grades; each page is worth 25 points. If a student does not complete a page, they will be given the correct answers, but they will not receive credit for that page.
Spelling Tests will be Thursday if there is no school on Friday
Godfrey
Reading -
The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane- Students will complete their book review
*There could be quizzes weekly over the chapters read that week.
Novel Studies:
Every 4th grade student will need to purchase the following novels. The links to purchase each one are found below:
Frindle By Andrew Clements (need by 8/30/24)
ISBN 10: 0689818769 ISBN 13: 978-0689818769
The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane By Kate DiCamillo (need by 11/22/24)
ISBN 10: 0763647837 ISBN 13: 9780763647834
Bud, Not Buddy By Christopher Paul Curtis (bring in by 3/24/25)
ISBN 10: 0440413281 ISBN 13: 9780440413288
**Please purchase the paperback version of each book. It is challenging to have class discussions when there are students that have different page numbers. These books will belong to the student. I have attached the Amazon link above for convenience. Do not have your student read ahead.**
Godfrey
Bible-
Memory Verse (Saying in Chapel on 4/2)
“"Don't you know that the runners in a stadium all race, but only one receives the prize? Run in such a way to win the prize. Now everyone who competes exercises self- control in everything. However, they do it to receive a crown that will fade away, but we a crown that will never fade away." 1 Corinthians 9:24-25
Sandoval
Math
Topic 8- Developing Proficiency: Dividing by 1- Digit Divisors
Dividing 4- Digit by 1- Digit Numbers
Problem Solving: Reasonableness
Review Topic 8
Field Trip
*Topic 8 Test April 8th*
Handwriting
Daily practice of cursive writing.
Resources:
Math YouTube Videos:
Arcidiacono
Science
*Chapter 7 Test: Tuesday, 4/1
INBs and Review pages went home Friday, 3/28
Chapter 8: Sun, Moon, and Earth Systems
Lesson 1: Patterns of the Seasons
Essential Question: How can you predict the seasons based on daylight and temperature?
Lesson Objective: Students collect and analyze data to identify sequences and predict patterns of change in seasons.
Hands on Investigation: Students will collect and analyze data about the monthly average temperature and length of the day in their city. They will organize the data on the graph to identify sequences and patterns.
HW: It is not generally assigned except to finish an assignment or study for a test.
Google Classroom Code: ugxmosu
Arcidiacono
Social Studies
*Unit 9 Test: Wednesday, 4/9
Unit 9: Texas in the 20th Century
Lesson 9.6: The Civil Rights Movement
Objective: Students will explain the impact of the Civil Rights Movement on life in Texas.
Lesson 9.7: Audie Murphy
Objective: Students will explain the impact of notable individuals in Texas.
Lesson 9.8: Cleto Rodriguez
Objective: Students will explain the impact of notable individuals in Texas.
Lesson 9.9: Bessie Coleman
Objective: Students will explain the impact of notable individuals in Texas.
HW: It is not generally assigned except to finish an assignment or study for a test.
Google Classroom Code: hd5ohpo
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