Author: Nancy

Fourth Grade at Roberts

Spelling Words!
Study spelling accuracy
unused
refresh
dislike
replace
unpaid
redo
disorder
unplanned
distrust
rewind
untrue
unload
recall
displeasure
uneven
rebuild
restart
uncover
untidy
discolor

Week Twenty One! 1/22/13

MARK your calendar for these upcoming events:
* January 28 Class picture retake day
*Feb. 1– Red Cross Blood Drive @ Roberts from 7:15-12 and 1:30-6:00
*Monday, Feb. 4 Famous African American 4th grade project due
* Feb. 8 Sweetheart Ball from 7:00-9:00
*Thurs. Feb. 14—Class Valentine Party
* Friday, Feb. 15 No school for students
Here are the plans this week:
Reading: Moon Runner
Reading Strategy: Understanding Characters
Grammar: Prepositions
Writing: Persuasive
Spelling: Prefixes: re-, un-, dis-
Math: Geometry
Social Studies: Map skills
Science: Force & Motion
VOCABULARY WORDS: (10 total)
gigantic, miniature, especially, lapped, vanished, jealous, haze, lure, deliberately, crisp

Tests this week:
Thursday– Vocabulary Test
Friday- Reading test over Moon RunnerMath Test, x and ÷ review test, Spelling Test

I am excited to hear all of the famous African American project presentations during the month of February. I will let you know before Feb.4 of the class presentation schedule. Therefore, if you are able to attend, you may.
2. Please be aware of the safety precautions we are using daily when visitors/parents enter the building. Everyone must wear a visitor pass/sticker upon entering, and check –in/out with the security officer stationed in the front foyer. We understand that this may pose an inconvenience to you on some days, but student safety will not be jeopardized. Mrs. Anderson and the entire staff appreciate YOU working with US to ensure that these new measures are implemented correctly.
3. Thank you to everyone who donated clipboards to the classroom!!!! We are so excited to have them. We were able to go on our first school-wide scavenger hunt to find lines and angles last week!! It was so fun!
4. WE HAVE A HAMSTER!!! You should come by and visit Cupid, the newest addition to our class. She is pretty sleepy during the day, but I am sure she would LOVE to meet you in between her naps! :)

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