Here’s what we’re up to this week!
Math: Division concepts
Writing: Starting a fictional narrative
Reading: Our last book study of the year! One of my favorites: From The Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler
Science: We’ll take a break from our ecology unit this week in order to discuss and learn about the solar eclipse!
Word work: There IS a spelling list this week; your child should have brought it home yesterday or today.
Have a wonderful week!
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Fourth graders are analyzing the living and non-living things within the pond, forest, and prairie ecosystems of Missouri and determining what types of living things
Here’s what we’ll be up to this week! Math: Our geometry unit begins — focusing on angles and plane figures. Writing: Finishing up fictional narratives.
What a lovely day to get outside and observe interactions between living things and nonliving things! We noticed food chains, wind effects, and much more.
