We had a fun Gold/White event despite the rain!
Congratulations to the GOLD team!
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This week's quote was "Actions speak louder than words."
Our class nominated Genevieve Agee for being a role model by helping
others and doing the right thing!
Curriculum Updates Papers came home Thursday.
Our week was busy with daily play practices, Chapel, and the Gold/White luncheon.
Time for academics was impacted.
Time for academics was impacted.
Reading: We were able to vote for our favorite picture book! The winner is......GASTON.
Math: This week we were able to compare and contrast decimal numbers to the tenths and hundredths places. We also are practicing the order of operations using the acronyms PEMDAS or GEMS.
Language Arts: The girls wrote me letters this week mentioning pranks and silly tricks. We also began a poetry unit. Every day, the girls are exploring a different type of poem. We covered couplets and 5 senses poems.
Social Studies: We continue learning about the southeast region of the United States. As a challenge, I have asked the girls to explore famous people, inventions, and locations from within the region.
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Important Dates and Information:
- Carpool helper next week: Hazel Schell
- "Special Week" student next week: Vivienne Neal
- April 10: Fourth Grade Musical 9:30am in Endeavor Hall
- Middle School Information : Rising Fifth Grade Parent Meeting will be held on April 10th at 10:30 a.m. in the Kenan-Flagler Auditorium (KFA) in Washington Hall, directly following the fourth grade musical.
- April 24: Outdoor Adventure Day
- May 1: Middle School Student Orientation (8-12) - please arrive on time, the program starts at 8 (lunch is provided)
- May 14: Choir Spring Concert 6:30 at Ryan Hall at St. Christopher's
- May 30: Fourth Grade Graduation
- Check SeeSaw for updates from specials teachers
- Check out our photo link!
- One-Pager sheet of links and information
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