Count on Me in
4th Grade!
News from the class of Mrs. Mele & Mrs. Karl
December 2, 2015
What We Are Learning
Reading: Students have
begun the novel, Tuck Everlasting. They are exploring the theme of the book: Why
would or wouldn’t someone want to live forever?
If you can, read the novel yourself and discuss it with your child.
Social Studies: We have
started our unit on Washington, D.C. As
a culminating activity, students will be constructing gingerbread houses based
on major landmarks, monuments, or memorials in our nation’s capital.
Writing: We enjoyed
and appreciated seeing so many of you at our “Most Thankful Tea”! The students were very excited to share their
writing with you. Students are now
writing informational pamphlets about Washington, D.C.
Math: Students recently finished a unit on
multiplication and division. We really
had to encourage the kids to persevere and not give up, especially on
multi-step word problems. We remind the
students that even though the math is hard, they can do it! Keep studying those math facts!
December Birthdays
Happy Birthday Emilee, Anna, and Emily!
Tuesday, December 8th
Early Release
Wednesday, December 16th
All Kids Craft Fair
12:00-1:30 and 6:30-7:30
Friday, December 18th
Washington, D.C. gingerbread
houses on display
Friday, December 18th
Report cards sent home
Monday, January 4th
Students return from winter
break
PeaceBuilders
Congratulations
to Evan Hauptmann! He was voted our PeaceBuilder of the Month for November. The
PeaceBuilder principle of the month for December is “Help Others”.
We Need Your Help!
We
will need many donations to make our gingerbread project a success. Please keep an eye out for an email detailing
how to help.
We
wish you all a wonderful holiday season!
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