August 24: Fundraiser Kickoff

September 7: No School- Labor Day

September 8: Fundraiser Ends

September 11: Wear Red, White & Blue

September 15: Wear Blue for Trustworthiness

October 7: Dress Western

October 8-9: No School- Fair Holidays

October 12: No School- Teacher In Service

October 16: End of 1st 9 Weeks

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Papers will come home on Tuesday's in their take home folder. Corrections can be made on daily assignments below a 70 & returned in the folder.

Please be patient when you see the work that comes home. Your child is learning some awesome new & different ways to solve problems (ways that you may not understand), but I promise, they will learn it the "basic" way as well!! If you have any question please don't hesitate to conference with me & I'll be happy to show you the super cool things we are working on. :)

PLEASE continuously practice Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, and Division at home!! The majority of what we do in 4th grade is based on those 4 operations. Every year, we see struggles with subtraction (regrouping) and multiplication facts. Please help us close those gaps and build a strong foundation.

There is a HUGE focus on multiplication facts in 4th Grade. Check out the links below to help your child succeed!!

Homework for the week will be given out on Monday, and checked in class each following day. Homework is expected to be completed for that day, each night. Students have the opportunity to work ahead for that week if they would like. No homework will result in loss of recess for that day & a note in the agenda.

Student Homework Folder & Fact Folder-will travel from home and school each day. It is very important for students to keep their folder in their backpack.
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*Agendas are used as a form of communication. They need to be signed every night, and will be checked the next school day during the homeroom class. Conduct cards are stapled in the back of the student's agenda.*