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This document provides information for parents about their child's fourth grade experience. It introduces the fourth grade teaching team and outlines various academic and logistical details. Key points include: - The teaching team consists of 9 teachers who each teach certain subjects. - Communication methods include a student planner to be signed daily, teacher email, and a Tuesday folder sent home weekly. - The grading system and homework policy are explained. Students can redo major tests below a 70. - An overview of the curriculum is given for core subjects like reading, language arts, math, science, and social studies. - Information about lunch/snacks and upcoming parent conferences is also provided.
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- 1. WELCOMEto Parent OrientationMGE Parent Orientation Fourth Grade
- 2. “FABULOUS”FOURTH GRADE TEAM Ms. Lentz- Team Leader – ELA/Social Studies Ms. DeFreitas – ELA/ Social Studies Ms. Flynn- Math/Science/Spelling Ms. Gonzalez – ELA/Social Studies Ms. Morgan- Math/ Science/Spelling Ms. Shea – ELA/Social Studies Ms. Strong- Math/Science/Spelling Ms. Suhrer – Math/Science/Spelling Ms. Carrington – ELA/ Social Studies
- 6. M, T, and W homework
- 7. Thurs - study for test
- 8. Math
- 9. M, T, and W - reinforce skills learned in class
- 10. Thurs. - fast facts
- 11. Reading
- 12. Reading Log- weekly reading log with reflective questions
- 13. Social Studies, Science, Writing, Language
- 15. Day one, missing or incomplete: -10 points, mark on conduct card, recess ELT (Extended Learning Time)
- 16. Day two, missing or incomplete: -20 points, mark on conduct card, recess ELT
- 17. Day three, missing or incomplete: -30 points, mark on conduct card, recess ELT
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- 22. Language STAAR TEST – March 27 AND 28 Six Traits Voice,Ideas, Sentence Fluency, Word Choice Conventions Journal Writing across curriculum Randi Whitney Grammar Expository Writing
- 23. Social Studies TEXAS HISTORY Texas Native Americans Texas Revolution The Battle of the Alamo Texas Statehood
- 24. Spelling Spelling program is coming soon! Katy will no longer have dictation tests.
- 25. Math STAAR TEST- April 24th Exemplars -Problem Solving- multiple step problems Multiplication- Must know facts thru 12 Long division Place Value Fractions Elapsed Time & Measurement Metric/Standard Geometry You can access the math textbook on katyisd.org
- 26. Science SCIENCE VOCABULARY Water Cycle and Weather Human Body Natural Resources Weathering and Erosion Mixtures and Solutions Matter and Energy Adaptations
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- 30. Thank you forcoming tonight!!!We appreciate your support!!