Twas the week before Halloween and all through fourth grade,
Halloween is connected and connections are made.
Religion: Safe Environment and Second Step Emotion Regulation
Reading: Halloween Readers Theater and Escape Room
Writing: Halloween Stories
Science: Vision
Math: Chapter Test
Other: Lots of other this week. Halloween logic problems,, Halloween Art, Halloween Listening, Halloween mystery science, and more.
A few Pictures from our first meeting with our preschool buddies
Curriculum
Religion: The Good Shepherd
Second Step: Performance Task- Setting a goal
Math: Strategies for Multiplying multi-digit probems- Distributive Property
Reading: Text Structure, Reader’s Theater (read with fluency and expression), Respond to Bunnicula
Grammar: Verb tense
Vocabulary: Prefix “in” meaning not
Science: Light, Eyes, Vision and Why do our Skeletons have so many bones
Social Studies: We will implement Since Time Immemorial: Tribal Sovereignty in Washington State curriculum
We have an All School Liturgy on Monday- Remember to wear Dress Uniform.
Math: Students will learn different strategies to multiply a single digit with a multidigit number.
Reading Respond to the novel Bunnicula by describing character, setting, and events in detail.
Social Studies: We will implement Since Time Immemorial: Tribal Sovereignty in Washington State curriculum
Writing Write a Halloween Narrative
Vocabulary: Less- Not as much- Greek
Grammar: Verbs Label action, linking, and helping verbs
Science: Light, Eyes, and Vision Life Science
Curriculum Notes
Math: Students will use models (pictures) to solve multiplication comparison problems. They will also apply understanding of place value to multiply tens, hundreds and thousands.
Reading: Class Novel: Bunnicula- Students will refer to details and examples in a text when explaining what the text says explicitly and when drawing inferences from the text.
Religion: Mission Statement and Second Step, reflect on goal setting process
Grammar: Verbs
Writing: Haunted House Ad Use concrete words and phrases and sensory details to convey experiences and events precisely.
Science: Owl Ambush. This is an anchor lesson for our unit on The Human Body
Vocabulary: Suffix -ful
