It was another great day of inline skating - our next and final skating day is on Thursday. Today we did a very complex problem with Mrs. Harms, ask your student to show you their strategies for solving at home: Some octopuses, fish and a few mermaids are in a rock pool. Altogether there are 38 arms, 24 eyes and 8 tails in the pool. How many mermaids are there? In progress: - toy box project (due Friday) - region posters - french Christmas/winter Books * Please make sure that you are carefully reading and signing all parts of the ski/snowboarding forms before sending them back to the school! *Report Cards go home next Thursday!
Yesterday we... - we read a story called "Owl Moon" and looked for the pieces of a personal narrative. Then we began to plan and write a personal narrative of our own - we learned how to sing the days of the week in French (ask me!) - we continued to review 3-d Shapes Today we... - built rectangular and triangular prisms from marshmallows and tooth picks - we did a science experiment with a textbook (we had to roll a textbook across the room with classroom supplies) - we then learned about the wheel and axel and its advantages over rollers Please review 3-d shapes at home!
Happy Last Friday of 2019! - The Grade 4 Toy Fair will be held on Wednesday December 18 from 1:30-3:30 in the Learning Commons. Families are welcome to stop by! This week... - Students worked hard on their regions posters and science projects. The last working day for science will be on Monday. - Students learned many new skills in inline skating! - worked on logic and problem solving skills in math - began procedural writing about how to build their toys Next week: Wednesday - Sleepy Santa (wear PJS); Toy Fair in the Learning Commons; Class Holiday Celebration in the AM (students may bring snacks to share if they wish; please have an ingredient list or packaging available so we can be conscientious of allergies or food restrictions). Thursday - Last Day for students; Mrs. Campbell's last day with students; Report Cards Go Home
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