4B - Mrs. Yanosko

                                    

WELCOME TO 4B!
Fall weather has finally come to St. Benedict! Regardless, of the weather the 4th graders are making leaps and bounds in their learning! 4th Graders are all about multiplication this month. We began by multiplying tens, hundreds, and thousands.We'll then move on to estimating products, using distributive property, expanded form, partial products, mental math, and problem solving. That will help us multiply 2,3,and 4-digit numbers with regrouping. In Reading class, we are using our Scholastic magazines to learn about the sinking of the Titanic! We have been working hard to use evidence from the article to support our conclusions! We are learning to read a text carefully and to use text features such as word boxes, captions, tables, and graphs to help us increase our understanding of an informational text. In Social Studies, we are finishing up our study of Latitude and Longitude! We got to design our own country and place our cities, a lake, and fun places to visit on a grid map using coordinates! Our next unit is going to focus on the natural and human resources of Ohio!  In Science, We have finished our unit on how is Earth's surface is shaped and reshaped. We made volcanoes in the science lab to conclude our unit. It was a lot of fun! We started our unit on how rocks tell us about Earth's past, present and future. During this unit, we will dive into learning about the different types of rocks, what rocks are made of, and how a type of rock can change.    We have finished our unit on nouns and delving deeper into verbs. Our final narrative writing pieces were truly a work of art. Although we will continue to polish those skills, we will be introduced to opinion and persuasive writing. In Religion, we are learning about the ways we follow the teachings and example of Jesus! We move quickly in 4th grade. If you miss a day you'll miss a lot!
  Congratulations to Alaina Reed for being elected as the 4B Student Council Representative.

Congratulations to Ja'Niyah Wilson for being the September Student of the month!
Congratulations to Alycia Woody for being the October Student of the month!
 

Your child is able to correct any of their lessons or work in their Grammar Books that they receive a 80% or less. Students are allowed to bring their books home daily to review and correct any mistakes. If your child is having a problem with a concept, please feel free to let me know.

Thank you very much for attending your child's conference. It was great to meet all of the parents again. Thank you for your constant support!
 

 

 

MONDAY: PHYSICAL EDUCATION (9:50 - 10:40)

TUESDAY: MASS (9:00) STEM 1(11:30 - 12:20)

WEDNESDAY: ART (9:50 - 10:40); Library (11:30 - 12:00)

THURSDAY: MUSIC (9:50 - 10:40), SPANISH (2:05 - 2:40)

FRIDAY: STEM 2 (9:40 - 10:25); Spanish (11:30 - 12:20)