Hello, parents! It
has been a great, FULL week! ;)
*It was so wonderful
to see so many of you at the auction last Saturday! Thank you for your generosity and
donations! We made a net a profit of
$38, 889! Praise the Lord for all of His
blessings!
*During Chapel on Wednesday, the final raffle tickets were drawn,
and the Frye family won the Classroom
Movie Day for us! THANK YOU! Yay! I
thought I would save this and use it as a celebration at the end of our
achievement testing week…So, we will have our Movie Day on Friday, March 19th!
*Thank you also for your generous gifts to support the
leukemia society mission project. As a
school, we collected over $1000! Our
class raised $232.40!
*Standardized Testing week will occur the week of March
15-19. We ask that you avoid scheduling
any appointments for the week. More
details to come. Homeschoolers are
invited to participate. Please just let
us know if you will, so preparations can be made. (I will let you know of the schedule beforehand.)
*Student-Led conferencing will take place March 25th
and 26th. We will have a 1:00 dismissal both days (there will be
aftercare). Here is the sign-up that I
had designed previously. I changed the
dates. If you need to change your date
and time, please feel free to do so.
Thanks for “going with the flow” of things! If you are uncomfortable meeting here at
school, I will prepare your child to share his or her student-led conference
with you at home. I will not need to be
present.
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0c4dadab2da7f58-1stquarter
Here is what we have been up to this week:
Religion-This week, we discussed Baptism,
Confirmation, and why God gives us the Lord’s Supper.
Memory for next week:
3/2-
Sing Alleluia! Amen!
Let your prayers and your praises ascend.
Lift up your voices and sing to our Lord God, our Savior,
our King!
Here brought together by grace, we are gathered as friends
in this place.
3/5-
And assembled as one, in the name of the Son,
lifting hearts, lifting hands, celebrating as friends,
and proclaiming the Lord, all our praises afford.
We are brothers and sisters in Christ.
Language Arts-This week, we read the story of Cendrillon, which is an island version
of Cinderella. We had a lot of fun
comparing versions of Cinderella, using Venn diagrams. We have learned cursive capital letters A, C,
O, and U.
Spelling Words for next Friday, March 5th:
3rd grade words (from Aero and Officer Mike)horse, mark, storm, market, acorn, artist, March, north,
barking, stork, thorn, forest, chore, restore, partner, fortune, *centenarian
4th Grade words (from The Life and Times of the Ant)turkey, lonely, colony, steady, hungry, valley, hockey,
starry, melody, movie, duty, drowsy, chimney, plenty, daily, alley, fifty,
empty, injury, prairie, envy, fiery, *centenarian
Math-Third graders finished up their Chapter 7, over
multiplication and division. They are
all doing well memorizing their facts!
Keep practicing those at home!
Fourth graders have MASTERED long division, and I am SO proud of
them! We will test on Monday.
Social Studies-This week, we have learned all about
the southwest United States and have learned how to use the skis of finding
addresses using latitude and longitude lines.
We also learned all about aqueducts, oil drills, and the Dust Bowl this
week. We will review for the test early
next week, and then play Jeopardy as a class review. The test will be on Wednesday, March 3rd. Here is the link to Social Studies
Jeopardy:
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1AGPtPUyKbpeh7wjegvU6T_gNxBT8HBZ34c7EOiYV7Sw/edit?usp=sharing
Happy studying!
Specials:
Art-This week, we learned about the artist Georges
Rouault. We learned how to double-load a
brush, and paint in the style that looks like stained glass.
Writing-We had Readers’ Theatre, and shared some of our
fiction stories that we began last week.
Computer Lab-We visited the site of our new Author of the Month,
Roald Dahl, learned about him, and played some games.
P.E.-We played kickball outside! This was a new game for some of us!
Music-We are practicing songs for the Spring Musical.
Spanish-This week, the kids listened to words in Spanish,
and write them down in English. This was
great practice!
Have a blessed weekend!
Kim Brunkhorst
4th Graders shared their mystery book reports and projects today!
Someone has been keeping our classroom animals safe! ;)
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