Friday, May 24, 2019

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These Last Golden Days of Fourth Grade





Carpool Helpers: No Carpool Helpers this Week
Ambassadors: Carter Torrence and Kate Williams
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 Please be mindful of the rehearsal schedule if you need to make any appointments for your daughter:                                         Final Assembly Rehearsal
Thursday, May 30 @ 1:00 – 2:00
Friday, May 31@ 9:00-10:00

"Just 4 Fourthies" End of Year Party: Friday, May 31st 10:00-2:40
 (Bring Swim bag, don't forget your swim cap and "unders")

Monday, June 3rd is a half day, Fourthies dismiss at noon.

Tuesday, June 4th Final Assembly: Meet in the classroom  at 12:15

Final Assembly is downstairs in the Kenny Center and begins at 1:00 p.m.


The "Just 4 Fourthies" End of Year Party
Friday, May 31st,  will include: 

Swimming at the St. Catherine's Pool from 10:30-11:30, a pizza lunch in the Lower School Assembly Room, watching a movie with snacks, and a sweet treat before the end of the day. Make sure your swim bag is packed with everything you need.
Splish! Splash! 
 If your daughter chooses not to wear her suit under her clothes, there will be time to change before going to the pool. Each girl needs to have a towel, goggles, a swim cap, hairbrush and undergarments, into which she can change. Swim caps are required.There will be certified life guards on duty and parent chaperones.

Language Arts:
The girls are finishing presentations on their personalized learning. This year we have learned incredible facts about cheese, polar bears, doughnuts, arctic foxes, roller coasters, butterflies, and much, much more. 


Mathematics:
The girls will be working with area and perimeter to create a unique home or garden space using graph paper and noting the area and perimeter of the spaces used on their drawings. Inspiration and attention to detail is a must!
When all have completed the End of Year math test, we will review it together and the results will be sent home in student folders.


History 4 Fourthies:
Students learned about Anne Frank and took a look at the secret annex she lived in with her family. We will be taking a look at some of the major historical moments of the 1950s through the 2000s this week.


Literature:
There are so many exciting events occuring in our class novel, Letters from Rifka. The girls are on the edge of their seats to find out if the main character, Rifka, will finally be able to join her family after being detained on
Ellis Island! Let's hope it all works out for the best!













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