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Classroom News
 Upcoming Tests
Monday and Tuesday, March 8 and 9:
Reading: Unit test
Tuesday or Wednesday, March 9 or 10:
Science: Chapter 3, lesson 2 biomes quiz
Thursday, March 11:
Mechanics of Language: Adjectives quiz (adjectives that compare, spelling adjectives that compare, comparing with more and most, comparing with good and bad, combining sentences, and letter punctuation)
Quickly approaching (Study guide will be sent home Monday):
Social Studies: Southeast locate the states on a map quiz, SE States and Capitals, and State Abbreviations quiz
Alabama (AL) - Montgomery
Arkansas (AR) – Little Rock
Florida (FL) – Tallahassee
Georgia (GA) – Atlanta
Kentucky (KY) - Frankfort
Louisiana (LA) Baton Rouge
Mississippi (MS) – Jackson
North Carolina (NC) – Raleigh
South Carolina (SC) – Columbia
Tennessee (TN) - Nashville
Virginia (VA) – Richmond
West Virginia (WV) – Charleston Friday, March 12: Math: Chapter 10 test
!! Important Reading Project Update !!
Students are no longer permitted to complete a reading project on Twilight, Diary of a Wimpy Kid, or a chapter book that is based on a movie or TV show unless they receive approval from a fourth grade teacher. Without approval, projects completed on these books will not be accepted. If a student is not sure what is acceptable, they are to ask a fourth grade teacher if it is acceptable. Materials Needed:
* Kleenexes and clorox wipes needed! Please send in these items for the cold and flu season. Thank you!
Dress in Layers:
Our classrooms may be chilly!
Fourth Grade Students ExcelFourth graders from the 2008-2009 school year read a combined total of 134,102 minutes in 7 months. The current fourth graders read a combined total of 68,188 minutes in October, November, and December. CHALLENGE: Can the current fourth graders read more than last year's group???? (They are well on their way!)
IF YOU ARE READING OUR WEBSITE, MAKE FLASHCARDS TO STUDY FOR YOUR SOCIAL STUDIES STATES AND CAPITAL TEST. THEN SHOW YOUR FLASHCARDS TO YOUR HOMEROOM TEACHER ON MONDAY, MARCH 8.
Fourth Grade William Penn
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