Friday, March 2, 2018

Week 25

Dear Parents and Students,
Yet another shortened week has come to an end, but we now have three full weeks ahead of us before the four-day week proceeding Spring Break. I hope that you all enjoyed your 2/28 vacation. As always, we have been very busy in the 4C classroom, and we have achieved quite a bit during the four schooldays.
In Maths, we completed our review of Topic 13, and the topic test took place on Tuesday. Parents, please check and sign the test and return it to school. On Thursday, we began Topic 14, which is dedicated to area and perimeter.
In our Literacy Workshop, we each wrote a Tall Story, and presented it before the class. We began revising what we know about capitalization and punctuation, as we commenced Unit 5 in our English book. Next week, we will read a new story – My Name Is Maria Isabel – in our Reading books.
In Science, we are still becoming accustomed to scientific procedures as we study the Skills Handbook. We have also spent some time in the Science Lab and out ‘in the field’ making observations and collecting data. A link to photos of our activities can be found at the bottom of this post.
In Social Studies, we completed our studies of the American Southeast, and held or test on Friday. Next week, we will begin a new unit dedicated to the American Midwest.
Also, as part of our Social Studies development, we will be visiting Grades 1, 3, and 5 as they present their World Exposition on Friday. As usual, parents and family are welcome to attend the event. The schedule can be found below, and more details can be found in the weekly newsletter. I hope to see you all there.  Other important dates are listed below.
I hope you all enjoy your weekend, and I will see you all on Monday!
Important Dates:
      Mon, 5th Mar:             Semester 2 Clubs commence
      Fri, 9th Mar:                International Expo – parents welcome
      12th – 16th Mar:           Spirit Week

      Wed, 14th Mar:            Race Day; parents welcome!



Scientific Method - Collecting Data


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