4B - Mrs. Yanosko

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4B Special Rotation:

Week 1: PE
Week 2: Music
Week 3: Stem
Week 4: Art
 

The week of January 17th - PE
The week of January 24th - Music
The week of January 31st - Stem
The week of February 7th - Art
The week of February 14th - PE
The week of February 21st - Music
The week of February 28th - Stem
The week of March 7th - Art
The week of March 14th - PE

Dear Parents,



We hoping that with all the snow the past few days that this email finds you safe and warm. With our extra long weekend our MAP schedule for the upcoming tests has been adjusted.



Thursday 1/20/2022 - Reading

Friday 1/21/2022 - Math

Monday 1/24/2022 - Language Usage



A few reminders:

Students should have a charged Chromebook ready to go each day

Students should be getting a good night of sleep

Students should have a substantial breakfast each morning- the Cafeteria opens at 7:30AM for students to get breakfast.

Again we will go over goals for these tests with the students, and know that testing can be stressful but we are asking that students take their time, take the tests seriously, and try their very best.

Sincerely,

Mrs. Sabo & Mrs. Yanosko
Fourth Grade


The end of the Christmas season brings us back to Ordinary Time and back to learning all kinds of new things. Attempting to begin the year on a strong note, the fourth grade has been focusing on the Ten Commandments and the deeper meaning of each commandment. In addition to learning the meanings of the commandments, we are also trying to connect them to our daily lives. Another key focus for us, as we begin the new year, deals with increasing our problem-solving abilities in Math class and building upon concepts from last year. We are working hard learning our multiplication tables and working on double digit multiplication! Not only are we working on multiplication, but we are learning about the concepts of area, perpendicular lines, and much more. In science class, matter, volume, and mass are the major concepts that we have begun to understand. Two main focuses for the class in reading are improving both oral and silent reading abilities. We are including our spelling and vocabulary words in our reading so that we can continue to develop a deeper understanding of new words. As we learn more and more vocabulary and the various strategies to reading, we are able to enhance our writing and reading skills. Writing narrative passages, letters, and journaling has been very enjoyable for us, but we are looking forward to our opinion and research writing coming up! For example, Early American Settlers and James Towne are two topics that have really ignited our curiosity around completing research for writing. As you can see… our fourth graders are quite busy!



Just a friendly reminder that Chromebooks need come to school daily with students as we use them in each and every class.  They also need to to be charged nightly.  We only have a very limited number of outlets in each classroom for students to use to charge their Chromebooks.