Author: Nancy

Fourth Grade at Roberts

Spelling Words!
Study spelling accuracy
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Week Sixteen! 12/10/12

MARK your calendar for these upcoming events:
* December 12 & 13 SOAR Math & Literacy assessment
* December 14– Frankie the Elf picture day
* December 17—school wide Spelling Bee
*December 20—Classroom parties
* December 21—”Now I Lay Me Down to Read”
* December 21– Last day of the 2nd nine weeks
*December 24– January 4 WINTER VACATION
Here are the plans this week:
Reading: Riding Freedom
Reading Strategy: Compare & Contrast
Grammar: Adjectives
Writing: Opinion
Spelling: /k/, /ng/, /kw/
Math: Fractions
Social Studies: Economics
Science-Electricity
VOCABULARY WORDS: (10 total)
swelled, escorted, relied, reputation, worthy, churning, situation, deserve, defended, satisfied

Tests this week:
Thursday– Vocabulary Test
Friday-Reading test over Riding Freedom, Math Test: x and ÷, Spelling Test

Mrs. McBride’s Class

December 21 is “Now I Lay Me Down to Read” day. We will be watching the movie “Snow Buddies” at the conclusion to a very fun day. If you have a DVD copy of this movie, would you let me know? I need to borrow it.
2. SUMDOG math competition started on Friday, Dec. 7 and will last until Thursday. Please encourage your child to work on the website at home each night this week.
Our class party will be on Thursday, Dec 20 from 1:00-2:00. Please write this date on your calendar, and stop by room #211.
4. Recycling Competition…..Roberts has been invited to participate in a Recycling program beginning from December 1 through May 1. Our goal is to recycle the most items. Those items include: cell phones, ink/laser jet cartridges, laptops, digital cameras, and iPods (mp3 players). There is a $1,000 grand prize and the Science lab gets some money for the recycled items as well.

Mrs. McBride

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