Fantastic Fourth Grade: Santa Shop, Holiday Brunch, and Homework 12/9/2015

Wednesday, December 9, 2015

Santa Shop, Holiday Brunch, and Homework 12/9/2015

Santa Shop

We will be going to the Santa Shop tomorrow as a class. If you would like your child to purchase anything, please send them to school with money. I will not allow students to call home for parents to drop money off.

Scholastic Reading Club

Today, I sent home a flyer for scholastic reading club. Orders are due by December 30th. Please click the link below to shop and enter our class code: P8VPW

(I only accept orders made online, please do not send checks or money in for books).

Scholastic Reading Club

Holiday Brunch

Our class Holiday Brunch will be next Wednesday, December 16th from 10:30 to 11:30. Please visit the signup genius to contribute, if you can.

Holiday Brunch Sign Up

Homework 12/9/15

Reading

read for 15 minutes

Spelling

sort 13 learn

ELA

Kidblog

Math

Division word problems worksheet

Science

Chapter 4: Read Lesson 1, 2, and 3

Answer Questions 5 ad 6 for each of the lessons on a separate sheet of paper.

Specials tomorrow

Ms. K: Music

Fab 4: Art

2 comments:

UnknownDecember 9, 2015 at 12:50 PM
I didn't get my math homework because i was with my mentor
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Laura KraftschikDecember 9, 2015 at 2:26 PM
McKayla, you can complete it on a seperate sheet of paper using the HW page posted above.
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Grading Scale

The grading scale for 4th grade and beyond is as follows:

(A) 90-100

(B) 80-89

(D) 70-73

(F) 69 and below

Please remember to check ParentVUE throughout the week, for updated grades, comments, missing assignments, etc. In the past, your child has been assessed on a standards based report card. In fourth grade, students receive percentages on assignments. These scores are averaged to determine your child's grades. Please be aware there there is no correlation between the standards based report card and the traditional scale. Non-academic factors affect grades, such as participation, attendance, late work, ability to follow and decipher directions, precision to detail, etc. The grades that students receive, starting in 4th grade, will depend upon the degree to which they meet the communicated expectations.

Behavior Colors

In my class, students have the opportunity to move their clips up and down through out the day. All students start on Green, and I consider this positive behavior. Anything green and above, is great behavior and students are rewarded with megabucks which they can use to purchase certain cards. These cards include fun extra activities like being able to take your shoes off in class. Anything below a green is not encouraged, as it means students are needing to be redirected more then once throughout the day. The colors are in the following order.

Pink - Super Student

Purple - Great Job

Blue - Good Choices

Green - Ready to Learn (Students start here)

Yellow - Think About It

Orange - Teacher's Choice

Red - Parent Contact