Last Week!

Can you believe it! It is the last week of this incredibly interesting school year. Miss Roberge and I am impressed with the flexibility, perseverance, and the academic and social growth shown by our 4th graders.

  • Remember, hot lunch service has concluded for the year. We are so grateful for Chef Michael’s delicious lunches this year!
  • Last call for canned food for the 6th grade food drive.
  • If your child took their book report project home to finish remind them to bring it to school tomorrow.
  • Tuesday – Free Dress!
  • Thursday – Intermediate Field Day. Students may wear free dress. We have bags for their belongings..
  • Friday – All School Closing Liturgy. 10:30am Dismissal.Report cards will be carried home with students
  • Summer Incentive – Students will receive a paper copy of this year’s Summer Incentive program with their report card
  • Vacation Bible School – The parish has opened up this summer’s vacation bible school for signing up. We sent an email about this last week.

Once again, thank you not only for your support this year but for your trust that we will keep your child safe during this pandemic. TOGETHER WE CAN and TOGETHER WE DID

Week of May 24

Reading:Check your child’s backpack. Mrs. Halley sent home Achieve Level Set reports this week. Students are asked to have a parent sign the envelope and return it to Mrs. Halley. Thank you.

Math:Student will wrap up chapter 12 with a math test Monday and begin Chapter 13 Algebra Perimeter and Area.CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.4.MD.A.2andCCSS.MATH.CONTENT.4.MD.A.3

Writing:Students are almost done with their Greek Mythology Trading Card Project. Students will begin to write their own Greek Myth this week.

 Other: A project for the 8th graders– We will visit the First Graders Habitats– and so much more

Week of May 17th

What a glorious Seattle weekend!
Tuesday and Wednesdaymorning our homeroom will be completing the Reading and Math MAP tests.
We will use the first hour of the day for testing so a hearty breakfast would be very beneficial!
In addition, curriculum-wise the students will…
Math:Metric Units of Measurement
Reading:Novel study in small groups-
Reading/Religion:Teacher read aloudFront Deskby Kelly Yang. Also ties into Asian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month.
Science:Electricity
Social Studies/Language Arts:Greek Myths-
Other:Art project- Project for 8th graders and more

May 3rd

Miss Roberge will be teaching the class the next two weeks as a part of her student teaching internship. I look forward to working with her and learning a few new teacher tricks.

This week in academics

Religion:The Rosary. We will celebrate the Crowning of Mary with a decade of the Rosary

Math: Geometric Measurement: understand concepts of angle and measure angles

Reading: Respond to the novel Front Desk in a variety of ways.

Science: The EYE

and so much more!!!!