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Kennedy 4th Grade

Welcome to Kennedy Funny4 th Grade

2007-2008

Para-Educators: Mrs. Rutledge, Ms. Avalos, Mrs. Wilson and Ms. Thompson

Resource Teacher: Mrs. Hodson

It's the 3rd 9-weeks and time for another AR challenge! This quarter will be based on points earned by 4th graders & 5th graders. Weekly point totals will be posted at the school and on this webpage. Stay tuned!

Introducing.....

4th Grade "Lightning" vs. 5th Grade "Thunder"

Jan. 7th - Jan. 11th:

4th Grade - 35.5 pts.; 5th Grade 50.8 pts.

Jan. 14th - Jan. 18th:

4th Grade - 85.9 pts. ; 5th Grade 84.6 pts.

Jan. 21st - Jan. 25th:

4th Grade - 131.9 pts. ; 5th Grade - 115.6 pts.

Jan. 28th - Feb. 1st:

4th Grade - 150.5 pts. ; 5th Grade - 151.3 pts.

(Look at these kids read! WONDERFUL!!)

Feb. 4th - Feb. 8th:

We forgot to write down last week's scores.......They're reading SOOOO much! :)

Feb. 11th - Feb. 15th:

4th Grade - 200.5 pts. ; 5th Grade - 221.9 pts.

Will either class reach 300 pts.?? That would be AWESOME!! Stay tuned.........

Feb. 18th - Feb. 22nd:

4th Grade - ________ ; 5th Grade - _________

Feb. 25th - Feb.29th:

4th Grade - 290.5 pts. ; 5th Grade - 270.5 pts.

March 3rd - March 7th:

4th Grade - 313.7 pts. ; 5th Grade - 286.2 pts.

(This could be Mrs. Jacobs again.....Pie Face........by anyone scoring "exceeds standards" or higher on this year's State Assessments. Will it be you?)

Check out these sites for State Assessment practice. Testing for 3rd, 4th and 5th graders will take place in March and April. This year, 4th graders will be tested in Reading, Math and Science. (Just click on each site to be directed to practice pages.)

"Parents! This is for you!!"

Parent Letters for Everyday Math

Glossary/Terms for Everyday Math

Algorithms and Arithmetic

Algorithm (examples and demos)

"Variety" Site #1

Science Site #1 (currently unavailable)

"I don't have homework tonight!"...............Have you ever heard that phrase spoken at home? Here are activities that fourth graders should be engaged in every evening:

*Multiplication/Division Facts* - these should be mastered through the "12's family"

*Reading* - This should be done every evening for 20 minutes. Your child should read silently or aloud to an adult. They may read anything (though reading AR books is highly encouraged for our AR contest).

*Spelling Lists* - each child gets a new weekly list, unless we have a shortened school week. Even so, "everyday words" or old word lists could be studied for additional practice.

*Class Work* - Any assignment unfinished during school hours is considered "homework". This homework should be listed in your child's agenda and either circled or highlighted.

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