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Upcoming Information/ News:
French Quarter Field Trip is Thursday.Don’t forget to bring your lunch. It is also
recommended to bring a bag for your lunch. Students will be carrying their lunch during the
walking tour.
Thanksgiving Break 11/25-11/29: NO SCHOOL!Classes Resume: December 2nd
Assessment Dates:
Monday:Tuesday: SS Unit 3 Topic 1 Summative Wednesday: Science QuizThursday:Friday: Topic A Math Quiz
Always check my teacher webpage for additional support.
Webpage Links:
Ms. Maloyhttps://www.stcharles.k12.la.us/Domain/2167
Mr. Labordehttps://www.stcharles.k12.la.us/Domain/2601
HomeworkELA: read for 20 minutes aloud dailyMath: Nightly Review SpiralSS: LEAP Practice Questions, review study guide nightlyScience: Study notes nightly
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4th Grade Stakeholder Information
SheetNovember 18 - 22, 2019
Look what we’re learning this week…
ELA: This week students will begin researching how each side of the American Revolution responded to the events that took place within the Revolution.
Math: We are moving into Module 4: Angle Measure and Plane Figures. This module introduces points, lines, line segments, rays, and angles, as well as the relationships between them. Students will be able to recognize that two rays sharing an endpoint form an angle and will soon be able to identify and construct angles that are right, acute, and obtuse. Once they have an understanding of angles, they will be able to explore the relationship between lines and be able to define parallel, perpendicular, and intersecting lines. A Module 4 study guide will be coming home on Monday, a Topic A quiz will be on Friday.
Social Studies: This week we are finalizing our analysis of the events leading to the Declaration of Independence. Students will complete the summative on Tuesday, November 19th. Wednesday we will begin analyzing Topic Two: “Developing a Government.”
Science: Students will continue to explore how energy transfers from one place to another through multiple hands-on activities. Students will also continue to refine their skills at recording observations accurately and with detail. They will apply this knowledge with a formative assessment on Wednesday, referring to their ability to recall information recorded during their activities this week and last.