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This weekly classroom newsletter from Mrs. Nawrot provides updates on recent and upcoming academic topics and events at Crossroads Charter Academy in Big Rapids, MI. Recent work in spelling, reading, writing, and math is summarized. Upcoming tests, projects, assemblies and other special events are announced, including a science fair, author visit, Battle of the Books competition, and spring break. Scholastic book orders are also mentioned.
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This document provides a summary of classroom news and upcoming events from Mrs. Nawrot's class at Crossroads Charter Academy in Big Rapids, MI. This week, students studied compound words in spelling and finished the book Maniac Magee in reading. In writing, students drafted and revised letters to authors. Upcoming events include Girls on the Run practice starting next week, a science fair on April 11th, and a Battle of the Books competition on March 30th. The document also provides information on math, science, and character education for the month.
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Mrs. Nawrot's classroom news discusses upcoming events at Crossroads Charter Academy in Big Rapids, MI. There will be an awards assembly on February 27th to celebrate accomplishments from January and February. March is reading month, with special activities planned like daily drop everything and read times and a battle of the books challenge on March 28th. Students received a list of books for the battle. Mrs. Nawrot is also catching students up after returning from maternity leave and lists some important upcoming dates.
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The document provides information about upcoming events and class activities for Mrs. Nawrot's class at Crossroads Charter Academy in Big Rapids, MI. Upcoming events include a math test on fractions on January 26th, an awards assembly and family science night also on the 26th, book orders due on the 27th, and parent-teacher conferences from January 30th to February 1st. The class will be starting a new marking period, taking a roller skating field trip on February 10th, and participating in the school's annual Cougars vs. Cancer basketball event. Students are working on spelling, reading, writing, math, and science activities as described.
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This weekly classroom newsletter from Mrs. Nawrot provides updates on the upcoming week's academics and events at Crossroads Charter Academy in Big Rapids, MI. Students will be taking spelling and math tests, finishing a reading assignment, starting literary essays, and learning about Michigan history. They will also have a field trip to the roller rink to celebrate Valentine's Day. The newsletter discusses reading goals, an upcoming Battle of the Books competition, completed MAP testing, upcoming report cards, and science fair requirements and dates.
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Nov 18 newsletter
Mrs. Nawrot's 4th grade class is learning about fractions in math and economics in social studies. They are finishing the book Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH in reading and starting a new unit on persuasive letters in writing. Parents are invited to attend a writer's celebration and help is needed for upcoming classroom events like a craft and bake sale and operating a school store.
Nov. 4 newsletter
Mrs. Nawrot's 4th grade class has several upcoming events and assignments. Students have new reading goals for the marking period and must be 10% completed by Friday to earn prizes later in November. Parent-teacher conferences are scheduled for next week. The class will have a harvest party on Friday and help run a school store the following Thursday. In academics, the class is continuing their reading assignment, revising writing pieces, and starting a new math unit on fractions after taking a decimal test.
Oct. 7 newsletter
Mrs. Nawrot's classroom newsletter provides updates on upcoming events and recent classroom activities. Upcoming events include MEAP testing from October 8-16, a book order due date of October 17, and no school on October 18. The newsletter also discusses recent work in spelling, reading, writing, and math. Students have been working on personal narratives in writing and rounding in math. For science, students have been working in Mrs. Benson's room on their first unit. The class blog provides additional information.
Sept. 9 newsletter
The document provides announcements and updates from Mrs. Nawrot's classroom at Crossroads Charter Academy in Big Rapids, MI. It lists upcoming events including the start of cross country club, a PTO treat day, and MAP testing dates. It also discusses current classroom academics like spelling, reading, writing, math and social studies lessons. It requests that parents sign student planners each night and notifies them that volunteers require background checks.
Something about me
This document is a questionnaire for a student to complete about their interests, favorites, and goals. It asks the student to provide information in 25 questions about activities they enjoy, books and toys, sports and television programs, as well as their birthday, what grade they are starting, what they want to learn in the upcoming school year and their favorite part of summer break.
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Mrs. Nawrot is starting her ninth year teaching 4th grade. She enjoys reading, gardening, and teaching. She will be using new classroom money and writing curriculums this year. Students are expected to follow directions, respect others, stay on task, complete assignments, and participate. Daily folders and planners are important tools for organization, communication, and accountability. The classroom policies are outlined in the student-parent-teacher contract.
April 15
This summary provides an overview of announcements from Mrs. Nawrot's classroom newsletter:
1) The newsletter discusses upcoming academic goals, field trips, parent teacher conferences, book orders, and testing schedules.
2) Important dates mentioned include field trips to a baseball game and Ludington, as well as no school on April 19th.
3) The class is thanked for their boxtop collections which raised over $50 for the school.
Dec. 7
This classroom newsletter provides updates on recent and upcoming academic activities and events:
- Students have been working on spelling plural nouns, reading independently, and writing final drafts of legends. In math, they are learning about fractions.
- Tonight is the school's Christmas musical that students have been rehearsing for. The newsletter provides details on student arrival time and pickup after the show.
- Upcoming events include a class Christmas party, craft and bake sale follow up, and other December dates like midterms and a PTO cookie sale.
- The teacher announces she is beginning maternity leave but is excited to spend time with her family, though she will miss her students. A substitute will take
Nov. 16
The document provides updates from Mrs. Nawrot's classroom, including information about upcoming spelling and reading units, the 4th grade Christmas musical on December 7th, an upcoming scholastic book fair, and important dates such as a craft and bake sale on December 4th to raise money for field trips.
Nov. 9
The document provides information about upcoming events and academics for Mrs. Nawrot's classroom at Crossroads Charter Academy in Big Rapids, MI. It discusses the spelling words and reading assignments for the following week, as well as an upcoming Veteran's Day program, harvest party, and comfy reading day. It also reminds students about deadlines for AR goals, product proposals for an upcoming craft and bake sale fundraiser, and book orders before the holidays.
Oct. 12
Mrs. Nawrot's class will focus on adding suffixes to words in spelling and continue reading Little House in the Big Woods. Next week is conference week and the MEAP test will include math and writing. Students should write their reading page numbers in their planners. Upcoming events include picture day on October 25th and a food drive competition between classrooms.
Sept. 21
Mrs. Nawrot's class will be recognizing students for responsibility and respect this week. There will be no school during parent-teacher conferences in mid-October. Students are working on revisions to autobiographies in writing and learning place value in math. MAP testing will finish next week to measure student growth.
Sept. 14
Crossroads Charter Academy classroom news discusses upcoming events and academics for the week. Students will take their first spelling test and continue reading assignments. They will also start the writing process and take their first math unit test. Social studies will cover state government. Upcoming events include MAP testing, a book order due date, and homecoming football. The teacher encourages enjoying the fall weather.
9 7-12
Mrs. Atwood provided several updates in the document:
1) She thanked parents for allowing their children to spend the day in class and was excited for the rest of the year.
2) She included a permission slip for posting photos to the class blog and asked parents to return it.
3) She uses a weekly pay sheet to track student work and behavior, which parents should sign and return on Tuesdays with any missing assignments due by Friday.
Sept. 7
Mrs. Nawrot's 4th grade class at Crossroads Charter Academy has several academic and class updates. Academically, the class will review spelling and vowels, read the story "Mrs. Frisby and the Crow", learn about the writing process and write paragraphs. They will also review math concepts and learn about different levels of government. For class news, the first Scholastic book order is due by September 21st. Students will focus on respect and responsibility this month and collect Box Tops to support the PTO. MAP testing will begin the following week to measure student growth.
Sept. 7
Mrs. Nawrot's 4th grade class at Crossroads Charter Academy has several academic and class updates. Academically, the class will review spelling and vowels, read the story "Mrs. Frisby and the Crow", learn about the writing process and paragraphs, and review addition and subtraction in math. For class news, the first Scholastic book order is due September 21st, the class is focusing on respect and responsibility, and will collect Box Tops to support the PTO. MAP testing will begin the following week to measure student growth.
Sept. 7
Mrs. Nawrot's 4th grade class at Crossroads Charter Academy has several academic and class updates. This week they will review short and long vowels in spelling and read the story "Mrs. Frisby and the Crow" in reading. In writing, they will learn the writing process and write their first paragraph of an autobiography. The class also has several upcoming events like MAP testing and book orders due. Students are focusing on the character traits of respect and responsibility this month.
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March 23
- 1. Crossroads Charter Academy Big Rapids, MI March 23, 2012 Mrs. Nawrot’s Classroom News This Week’s Academics Class Info Spelling - This week we looked at the different spellings AR Reading – Students should be at 95% of of the /k/ sound. Our Take Home Task their AR goals. involved finding spelling errors in writing. March Character Trait- Our trait is Mercy. Proofreading is a tough skill! Reading- Marking Period Ends- Our 3rd Marking We have been working on our personal reading Period will end next Friday, March 30th. books as well as meeting in our guided reading groups this week. March Is Reading Month Continues- Next week we will meet with the author of Ellie Writing- McDoodle in an assembly on Wednesday We have been looking at what Mercy means. 2pm. Students had an opportunity to start pieces on Mercy this week. We have also begun to look into our upcoming Michigan research project. Battle at the Beach – We will be having our Math- Battle of the Books on March 30th. Students We are working on Division! We have gotten will be participating in the gym to see which into remainders and 2 digit quotients. We will team can recall the most about the books that take a test next week! they have been reading. Science- Finish assembling that science Fair project. The Science Fair is scheduled for April 11. Boards are due to Mrs. Benson on March 29th. Upcoming Events Special Notes Mar. 27 – Parent University Mar. 28 – Author Assembly 2-2:45 Scholastic Book Orders- I know that we recently had a wonderful Mar. 29 – Science Fair Boards are due book fair, but I wanted to send home the April book orders. They will be due on Mar. 30 – Battle of the Books Competition March 23rd. If you would like to order you - Out-of-Uniform $1 may fill out the forms and return them or Mar. 31-April 8 – Spring Break order online using the links on my class blog. April 11 – Science Fair