Numeracy and Science: Objectives (01/28 – 01/31)

Numeracy

Learning objectives:

  1. Compare and order fractions and mixed numbers, with and without models;
  2. Represent equivalent fractions; and
  3. Identify the division statement that represents a fraction, with models and in context.

Focus in class:

  • Ordering fractions

SCIENCE

Learning Objectives:

  1. Interrelationships exist in populations, communities, and ecosystems;
  2. Food webs show the flow of energy within an ecosystem;
  3. Changes in an organism’s niche and habitat may occur at various stages in its life cycle; and
  4. Classification can be used to identify organisms.

Focus in class:

  • Food Chains and Food Webs test
  • Habitats

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZrSWYE37MJs

HOMEWORK & ASSESSMENTS (All Subjects): January 28-31, 2020

TUESDAY

Literacy:

– Grammar – Workbook Plus – page 65

– Read for at least 30 minutes

Science:

– Complete food chain and web worksheet

Social Studies:

– Arawaks and Caribs Project – Due This Thursday – January 30

Bible:

– Learn memory verse

Ps 84:11 – “For the Lord God is a sun and shield; the Lord bestows favor and honor; no good thing does he withhold from those whose walk is blameless.”

 

WEDNESDAY

Literacy:

– Grammar – Workbook Plus – page 67

– Read for at least 30 minutes

Numeracy:

– Complete 2 Mathletics tasks

– Sign all assessments and do corrections

Science:

– Watch video on blog (Habitats)

 

THURSDAY

Literacy:

– Read for at least 30 minutes

 

FRIDAY

– Sport’s Day – January 31 – $3 per student – Wear a RED top

Numeracy and Science: Objectives (01/20 – 01/24)

Numeracy

Learning objectives:

  1. Compare and order fractions and mixed numbers, with and without models;
  2. Represent equivalent fractions; and
  3. Identify the division statement that represents a fraction, with models and in context.

Focus in class:

  • Comparing fractions
  • Equivalent fractions
  • Fractions are division

SCIENCE

Learning Objectives:

  1. Interrelationships exist in populations, communities, and ecosystems;
  2. Food webs show the flow of energy within an ecosystem;
  3. Changes in an organism’s niche and habitat may occur at various stages in its life cycle; and
  4. Classification can be used to identify organisms.

Focus in class:

  • Food Webs

Upcoming Assessments (Quarter 2 ends 01/31)

20 – 24 January

Wednesday 22 January – Bible test

Friday 24 January – Numeracy: Fractions test

 

27 – 31 January

Wednesday 29 January – Science: Food Chains and Webs test

Thursday 30 January – Social Studies: Project due

Thursday 30 January – Literacy: Final writing piece due (Completed in class)

Literacy, Bible, and Social Studies Objectives – January 20-24, 2020

GRAMMAR

– Identify adjectives that tell what kind and how many

– Identify nouns that adjectives describe

– Identify an adjective that follows the word it describes and a form of the verb be and identify the noun being described

– Choose correct articles (a, an, and the)

– Proofread for articles

WRITING

Grade 4 has continued their focus on narrative stories. This week, they will brainstorm ideas for their final narratives of the 2nd Quarter. Next week, their published stories will be due (November 30th). This assessment will be completed in class.

SPELLING

Study for spelling test on Friday. Spelling words can be found on the homework post.

BIBLE

– Unit 5 – God is Omnipresent Assessment – Wednesday

SOCIAL STUDIES

– Discover who Martin Luther King Jr. was and why there is an American holiday named after him.

– Discover our European connection.

– Discover our African connection.

REMINDER

Arawaks and Caribs project is due January 30th. Students are expected to present their projects.

Dear Parents,
Fourth grade has been learning about the Caribs and the Arawaks for Social Studies. We have been learning about how they lived, how they built their huts, what they used for transportation, what tools they used to hunt with and so forth.
Our project now is to build a diorama or a model on some aspect of their life. This will be due on Thursday, January 30, 2020. The word diorama refers to a three-dimensional model. One of the great things about this project is the variety of ways that it can be displayed. In fact, the display is part of the fun and appeal. Here are some ideas for making your diorama or model:

Ideas on the Subject of your diorama:

A Carib or Arawak hunting or fishing

– A village
– A scene with a Carib or Arawak lady cooking
– A sea scene with Carib canoes or boats

Ideas on the Subject of your model:
– A canoe
– A hut
– Pottery
– A tool used to hunt or farm with (please note that your tool is not to include any sharp materials that can actually be used to hunt – we will use our imagination for this one)

Remember, do not feel limited to this list of ideas. Encourage your children to get creative and have fun! I’m excited to see what they come up with.

HOMEWORK & ASSESSMENTS (All Subjects): January 20-24, 2020

MONDAY

Literacy:

– Grammar – Workbook Plus page 59

– Read for at least 30 minutes

Spelling:

– Study for Spelling Test on Friday:

Group 1: Unit 12 pg 70

1. reuse 2. restart 3. retell 4. resend 5. replace 6. uncork 7. unstuck 8. unannounced 9. unpleasant 10. unchain 11. unfit 12. nonprofit 13. nonmetal 14. recall 15. nontoxic 16. unwelcome 17. reproduce 18. retrace 19. uninvited 20. reapply

 

Group 2: Unit 20 pg 118

1. arrival 2. gentle 3. national 4. single 5. level 6. collar 7. doctor 8. checkers 9. power 10. overboard 11. overheat 12. underbrush 13. undergo 14. subway 15. sheep 16. class’s 17.fishes’ 18. women 19. jeans 20. fish

 

Numeracy:

– Ready Math pp. 147 – 152 (Due Tuesday)

Social Studies:

– Arawaks and Caribs Project – Due January 30

Bible:

– Learn memory verse

Genesis 39:23b – “The LORD was with him and caused everything he did to succeed.”

 

TUESDAY

Literacy:

– Grammar – Workbook Plus – page 63

– Read for at least 30 minutes

Numeracy:

– Equivalent and Comparing Fractions worksheet (Due Thursday)

 

WEDNESDAY

Literacy:

– Grammar – Workbook Plus – page 65

– Read for at least 30 minutes

 

THURSDAY

Literacy:

– Read for at least 30 minutes

– Study spelling words

Science:

– Watch Food Web video on blog

– Play Food Web games

http://teacher.scholastic.com/activities/explorer/ecosystems/be_an_explorer/map/foodweb_play.htm

http://www.harcourtschool.com/activity/food/food_menu.html

 

FRIDAY

Literacy:

– Spelling Test

Numeracy:

– Fractions test

 

SPECIAL REMINDERS

– Half Day this Friday, January 24th

– National Heroes’ Day – No School – January 27th

– Sport’s Day – January 31 – $3 per student

Numeracy and Science: Objectives (01/13 – 01/17)

Numeracy

Learning objectives:

  1. Compare and order fractions and mixed numbers, with and without models;
  2. Represent equivalent fractions; and
  3. Identify the division statement that represents a fraction, with models and in context.

Focus in class:

  • What is a fraction?
  • Role of a numerator and denominator
  • Equivalent fractions

SCIENCE

Learning Objectives:

  1. Interrelationships exist in populations, communities, and ecosystems;
  2. Food webs show the flow of energy within an ecosystem;
  3. Changes in an organism’s niche and habitat may occur at various stages in its life cycle; and
  4. Classification can be used to identify organisms.

Focus in class:

  • Food chains and Food Webs – how do they relate to one another

HOMEWORK & ASSESSMENTS (All Subjects): January 13-17, 2020

MONDAY

Literacy:

– Grammar – Verbs End of Unit Test Today

– Read for at least 30 minutes

Spelling:

– Study for Spelling Test on Friday:

Group 1: Unit 11 pg 65

1. begin 2. vanish 3. bonus 4. legal 5. event 6. moment 7. motive 8. native 9. suburb 10. mimic 11. paper 12. pilot 13. raven 14. rival 15. relish 16. silent 17. solar 18. spider 19. super 20. virus

Group 2: Unit 19 pg 111

1. babies’ 2. baby’s 3. child’s 4. children 5. classes’ 6. class’s 7. sheep 8. feet 9. elk 10. fish 11. fishes’ 12. goose’s 13. geese 14. jeans 15. mouse’s 16. mice 17. teeth 18. women 19. woman’s 20. moose

Numeracy:

– Complete Mathletics task (Friday)

– Complete Quizizz: #054845

Social Studies:

– Arawaks and Caribs Project – Due January 30

Bible:

– Learn memory verse

Exodus 15:2a “The Lord is my strength and my song; He has given my victory.”

 

TUESDAY

Literacy:

– Grammar – Review corrections on Verbs Test

– Read for at least 30 minutes

 

WEDNESDAY

Literacy:

– Read for at least 30 minutes and update Padlet

Numeracy:

– Ready Math pp. 147 – 152 (Due Tuesday)

 

THURSDAY

Literacy:

– Read for at least 30 minutes

– Study spelling words

Science:

– Watch videos on blog

– Play Food Chain game

https://www.sheppardsoftware.com/content/animals/kidscorner/games/foodchaingame.htm

 

FRIDAY

Literacy:

– Spelling Test

Numeracy:

– Times tables test (0 – 12)

HOMEWORK & ASSESSMENTS (All Subjects): January 06-10, 2020

MONDAY

Literacy:

– Grammar – Workbook Plus – page 56

– Read for at least 30 minutes

– Study for Spelling Test on Friday:

Group 1: Unit 10 pg 58

  1. castle 2. handle 3. ruffle 4. icicle 5. fable 6. soccer 7. appear 8. hollow 9. classic 10. college 11. accent 12. service 13. jersey 14. mother 15. problem 16. subject 17. complete 18. mattress 19. purchase 20. luncheon

Group 2: Unit 18 pg 106

  1. overactive 2. overbite 3. overboard 4. overdrive 5. overestimate 6. overhand 7. overheat 8. overpass 9. overreact 10. underline 11. underbrush 12. underdeveloped 13. undergo 14. underhand 15. underpass 16. underscore 17. underwater 18. submarine 19. subway 20. overact

NOTE: Grammar Unit 3 Test next Monday.

Numeracy:

– Complete Ready Math pp.398 & 404 (Due Friday – Time will be given in class to work on the pages)

– Revise Times tables (0 – 12) (Test on Wednesday)

Bible:

– Learn memory verse

Hebrews 11:23 “It was by faith that Moses’ parents hid him for three months when he was born.”

 

TUESDAY

Literacy:

– Grammar – Workbook Plus page 58

– Read for at least 30 minutes

 

WEDNESDAY

Literacy:

– Grammar- Review Unit 3 – Verbs for test next Monday

– Read for at least 30 minutes

Numeracy:

– Times tables test (0 – 12)

 

THURSDAY

Literacy:

– Read for at least 30 minutes

– Study spelling words

 

FRIDAY

Literacy:

– Spelling Test

General:

– Fruity Friday (Bring 1 dollar)

– Dress down on Friday (Bring 1 dollar)