Sept. 6 - Sept.9 newsletter
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Mrs. Roussell's class will be moving from addition to subtraction in math, focusing on subtracting across zeros and money as well as word problems. In writing, students will continue developing a piece while learning about the writing and editing processes. Students have also started switching classes for their spelling groups. The class will now hold literature discussions in reading and discuss how punctuation aids comprehension.
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This newsletter provides information on the assignments and activities for Mrs. Roussell's classroom for the week of August 31st through September 4th. It outlines the topics and activities in reading, writing, spelling, math, and science. It also includes reminders about t-shirt money and checking assignment books, important dates including no school on September 7th and a community reading event on September 12th, and recognizes two students for acts of courtesy.
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This week students will continue their work in reading, writing, spelling, and math. In reading, they will discuss reading workshop. In writing, they will choose topics and practice free writing. Students will receive spelling words and complete grammar practice. In math, students will work on multiplication, arrays, and factors. Students will also learn about rocks and soil in science, with a speaker coming to discuss soil layers. Parents are reminded to pay for classroom t-shirts and check assignment books daily. There is no school on September 7th and a community reading event on September 12th.
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This week's classroom newsletter from Mrs. Roussell outlines the upcoming assignments in reading, writing, spelling, and math. In reading, students will make predictions and log entries, while writing will focus on powerful language and showing rather than telling. Students will receive spelling words and grammar practice. Math will continue multiplication concepts. Social studies will introduce Missouri's regions. The newsletter also provides reminders to check the class blog and assignment book daily, and lists important upcoming dates like a half day and reading event.
Week five
Mrs. Creehan's kindergarten class had a busy week learning and preparing for Thanksgiving. In reading, they finished letter Ii and reviewed for an upcoming test. In math, they played games involving counting, adding, and subtracting, and began counting by tens on a hundred chart. For science, they discussed how animals stay safe. They also practiced printing letters and writing their last names. To celebrate Thanksgiving, the students made turkey hats and discussed what they are thankful for. The newsletter reminds parents that school will be closed for the Thanksgiving holiday and provides information about upcoming lessons after the break.
Aug. 23 - 27 newsletter
This week in Mrs. Roussell's classroom, students will learn about multiplication and arrays in math, writing workshops, spelling word sorts, and begin reading the book "Because of Winn Dixie". In science, they will start a unit on rocks and soil. Parents are reminded to return beginning of year forms, pay $5 for assignment books if not already, and send items to decorate writing folders. Upcoming events include picture day on August 25th and no school on Labor Day.
Aug. 29 - Sept.2 newsletter
Mrs. Roussell's class will focus on addition in math, descriptive writing in writing, complete a word sort in spelling, and distinguish genres in reading. In science, students will finish a soil unit and begin a rock unit. Parents should send $5 for assignment books, check assignment books nightly, and note that picture day is September 1st and there is no school on September 5th for Labor Day. Special thanks were given to two students.
Sept 21 25 Newsletter
This newsletter provides information on the upcoming week's assignments in Mrs. Roussell's classroom from September 21st to 25th. Students will be working on reading comprehension, continuing their personal narratives in writing, learning new spelling words, and studying line plots in math. In social studies, they will be wrapping up their unit on Missouri regions with study guides, a speaker, review games, and a test on Friday. The newsletter also provides assignment due dates and reminds parents to check the classroom blog and assignment books. It recognizes three students for demonstrating good manners and classroom participation.
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The document provides information about Central Elementary School including thanking parents for volunteering, encouraging participation and support, and announcing upcoming events like Math Night and standardized testing dates. It also summarizes what each grade is studying in subjects like reading, writing, math, science, and social studies for the current month. Coaching announcements are made about a canned food drive and changes to bus and car drop off/pick up locations.
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This newsletter provides information on the assignments and activities for Mrs. Roussell's classroom for the week of August 31st through September 4th. It outlines the topics and activities in reading, writing, spelling, math, and science. It also includes reminders about t-shirt money and checking assignment books, important dates including no school on September 7th and a community reading event on September 12th, and recognizes two students for acts of courtesy.
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This week students will continue their work in reading, writing, spelling, and math. In reading, they will discuss reading workshop. In writing, they will choose topics and practice free writing. Students will receive spelling words and complete grammar practice. In math, students will work on multiplication, arrays, and factors. Students will also learn about rocks and soil in science, with a speaker coming to discuss soil layers. Parents are reminded to pay for classroom t-shirts and check assignment books daily. There is no school on September 7th and a community reading event on September 12th.
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This week's classroom newsletter from Mrs. Roussell outlines the upcoming assignments in reading, writing, spelling, and math. In reading, students will make predictions and log entries, while writing will focus on powerful language and showing rather than telling. Students will receive spelling words and grammar practice. Math will continue multiplication concepts. Social studies will introduce Missouri's regions. The newsletter also provides reminders to check the class blog and assignment book daily, and lists important upcoming dates like a half day and reading event.
Week five
Mrs. Creehan's kindergarten class had a busy week learning and preparing for Thanksgiving. In reading, they finished letter Ii and reviewed for an upcoming test. In math, they played games involving counting, adding, and subtracting, and began counting by tens on a hundred chart. For science, they discussed how animals stay safe. They also practiced printing letters and writing their last names. To celebrate Thanksgiving, the students made turkey hats and discussed what they are thankful for. The newsletter reminds parents that school will be closed for the Thanksgiving holiday and provides information about upcoming lessons after the break.
Aug. 23 - 27 newsletter
This week in Mrs. Roussell's classroom, students will learn about multiplication and arrays in math, writing workshops, spelling word sorts, and begin reading the book "Because of Winn Dixie". In science, they will start a unit on rocks and soil. Parents are reminded to return beginning of year forms, pay $5 for assignment books if not already, and send items to decorate writing folders. Upcoming events include picture day on August 25th and no school on Labor Day.
Aug. 29 - Sept.2 newsletter
Mrs. Roussell's class will focus on addition in math, descriptive writing in writing, complete a word sort in spelling, and distinguish genres in reading. In science, students will finish a soil unit and begin a rock unit. Parents should send $5 for assignment books, check assignment books nightly, and note that picture day is September 1st and there is no school on September 5th for Labor Day. Special thanks were given to two students.
Sept 21 25 Newsletter
This newsletter provides information on the upcoming week's assignments in Mrs. Roussell's classroom from September 21st to 25th. Students will be working on reading comprehension, continuing their personal narratives in writing, learning new spelling words, and studying line plots in math. In social studies, they will be wrapping up their unit on Missouri regions with study guides, a speaker, review games, and a test on Friday. The newsletter also provides assignment due dates and reminds parents to check the classroom blog and assignment books. It recognizes three students for demonstrating good manners and classroom participation.
Welcome to central web power point march
The document provides information about Central Elementary School including thanking parents for volunteering, encouraging participation and support, and announcing upcoming events like Math Night and standardized testing dates. It also summarizes what each grade is studying in subjects like reading, writing, math, science, and social studies for the current month. Coaching announcements are made about a canned food drive and changes to bus and car drop off/pick up locations.
Welcome to central web power point march
The document provides information about upcoming events at Central Elementary School. It thanks parents for volunteering and encourages continued involvement. Important dates are announced, including standardized testing windows and holidays with no school. Teachers received training in writing and accountable talk strategies. The counselor discusses practicing courtesy. Grade-level sections outline current areas of focus in reading, writing, math, science and social studies. Changes to bus drop-off/pick-up locations are noted.
Newsletter Sept.14th -18th
This week in Mrs. Roussell's class, students will discuss making connections in reading and turning those connections into log entries. In writing, students will begin drafting stories, and in math students will have a unit assessment on Monday before starting a new unit on line plots. Students will also work in groups to create posters about Missouri's five regions for their social studies unit. The newsletter reminds parents of upcoming deadlines and events and recognizes two students for good behavior.
Oct. 12 -16 Newsletter
Mrs. Roussell's class will focus on inferences in reading, poetry writing in writing, probability in math, and wrapping up the matter unit in science this week. Students will have spelling and grammar assignments. Important upcoming dates include picture retakes, the end of the first quarter, parent-teacher conferences, and no school days. The newsletter also thanks two students for their efforts and behavior.
Feb. 28th - March. 4th newsletter
This week, students in Mrs. Roussell's class will continue learning about area in math and work on a library project in spelling. They will also practice writing friendly letters and have literature discussion groups in reading. As a review, math concepts will be covered during Tiger Time. Parents are reminded to check assignment books daily and that Monday is a science day. Upcoming events include picture day, Grandparents Day, and the end of the quarter. The class received praise for their work on a recent test.
Sept. 7 sept. 10 newsletter
This week in Mrs. Roussell's class, students will take a multiplication test on Tuesday and have an end of unit test on factors on Friday. In writing, they will finish their "Listen to the Rain" project focusing on descriptive language. Students will also read Because of Winn Dixie and discuss the book in groups. In science, they will finish their rocks and soil unit with a soil speaker on Wednesday and have a test on Thursday. Parents are reminded to sign assignment books daily and order class t-shirts by September 11th.
Sept. 7 - sept. 10 newsletter
This week in Mrs. Roussell's class, students will take a multiplication test on Tuesday and have an end of unit test on factors on Friday. In writing, they will finish their "Listen to the Rain" project focusing on descriptive language. Students will also read Because of Winn Dixie and discuss the book in groups. On Thursday, the class will have a test on rocks and soil wrapping up their science unit. Parents are reminded to sign assignment books and order class t-shirts.
Welcome to central web power point
The document provides information about Central Elementary School including announcements, news from different grade levels, and notes about drop off/pick up procedures. It announces upcoming events like parent-teacher conferences, holidays with no school, and standardized testing dates. It also provides updates on what topics students are learning in subjects like reading, writing, math, science, and social studies.
1st Day Of School
This document provides an introduction from Mrs. Mays, a 7th grade language arts teacher. She discusses her background growing up in Topeka and experience teaching for 12 years. She notes her goals for students are to provide academic and social skills, a supportive classroom, and help with research, editing, grammar, and writing projects. The core 7th grade classes are also listed along with brief descriptions of assignments and topics that will be covered in each subject. Classroom rules and websites for homework are also mentioned.
Jan 11 - 15 Newsletter
Mrs. Roussell's classroom newsletter outlines the assignments for the week of January 11th through 15th. Students will focus on summarizing in reading and writing strong verbs in their snowman stories for writing. In math, the class will learn division with a quiz on Tuesday, and the science unit will cover force and motion with a vocabulary test on Friday. Parents are reminded to check the class blog and assignment books. Upcoming events include McDonald's Night on January 25th and grade cards going home on January 15th.
Aug. 24th - 28th Newsletter
This newsletter provides information on the upcoming week's assignments and activities in Mrs. Roussell's classroom. Students will be introduced to the classroom library and reading workshop, learn how to use their writer's notebooks, and study rocks and soil in science. Important dates include school pictures on August 26th and reminders are provided to parents about forms, assignment books, and checking student work.
Welcome to central web power point march
Central Elementary School welcomed parents to the new school year and thanked them for their involvement. The school is focusing on positive behavior through initiatives like extra physical activity for students. Upcoming events include math and literacy nights in March. Standardized testing will occur in April. Teachers received training in writing and accountable talk strategies. Kindergarten students are learning about the solar system and recycling. Other grades discussed their current studies in reading, writing, math, science and social studies.
Week two
The document provides an update from Mrs. Creehan's kindergarten class for the week of September 1, 2017. It outlines activities the students worked on, such as identifying colors and rhyming words. It discusses upcoming topics like basic book skills, printing names, and weather. Reminders are provided like practicing letter/number recognition at home and checking the snack calendar. The teacher notes the students worked hard on printing their first names and are becoming more independent by unpacking and packing their bookbags.
Nov 16 - 20 Newsletter
This week, students in Mrs. Roussell's class will continue working on nonfiction reading comprehension, revising stories about the Mississippi River, learning spelling words and grammar. In math, they will study number expressions and equations and need to know their multiplication facts. In science, they will learn about electromagnets with a speaker on Tuesday and test next week. Important dates include book club, a music program, and PE tests on bones and muscles.
April 19 april 23 newsletter
Mrs. Roussell's class will read Sarah Plain and Tall together and in buddy pairs, working on a scrapbook project about the book. Students will write reports on famous Missourians and study geometry concepts. They will also research and prepare speeches and costumes for a wax museum about famous Missourians. Upcoming events include a skills day, dress rehearsal and wax museum performance, a field trip, and a learning fest.
Unit one week two
This weekly newsletter from Mrs. Creehan's class provides updates on the students' learning activities. In reading, the students have been practicing rhyming words and learning the high-frequency words "a" and "the". In math, the class is nearly finished with Unit One and has been learning to compare numbers up to five. For science, the focus has been on plant parts and types of plants. Upcoming work includes practicing the letter N, sequencing events, and reviewing math concepts before starting Unit Two. The newsletter also includes reminder about returning library books and homework.
Welcome to central web power point april
Central Elementary School welcomes parents and students to the new school year. There has been great parent involvement through various committees. The school aims to reinforce positive behavior and provide extra physical activities. Upcoming events include standardized testing, special olympics, and the last day of school. Each grade is focusing on subjects like reading, writing, math, science, and social studies. Announcements provide information on important dates and school activities.
Week one
The document provides a weekly update from a kindergarten classroom. It discusses what the students learned in different subjects during the past week such as working on the letter R in reading and making patterns in math. It previews upcoming lessons on letters P and counting by 5s. It also includes reminders about progress reports and special events like celebrating the 100th day of school and Valentine's Day.
March Newsletter
This weekly classroom newsletter from Ms. Sinicropi provides highlights of the upcoming week's lessons and homework assignments for parents. The newsletter outlines that students will be learning about the letter J and its sound, comparing and contrasting poetry, dividing through sharing, and the five senses. It suggests related homework activities for each day of the week and notes that snack donations are needed. It also lists upcoming school events in March.
Homework 2017
This document provides a student's weekly schedule for the week of April 17-21. It includes daily assignments for reading, math, and language arts. Students are expected to read for 30 minutes each day and record it in a reading log. Math assignments focus on practicing multiplication facts. Language arts assignments include various worksheets working with adjectives, adverbs, pronouns. It also lists upcoming events such as a Science Discovery Day and ERB testing during the following week.
Sept. 27 - Oct. 1 newsletter
This week, students will continue graphing and line plots in math with a focus on bar graphs. In writing, students will begin a study on narratives by reading, analyzing, and creating their own. Spelling will focus on the "o" sound. In reading, students will work on finding answers and supporting details from texts. Social studies will cover the Missouri and Mississippi rivers and the five regions of Missouri. Upcoming events include book orders due October 1st, the end of the first quarter on October 18th, and parent-teacher conferences October 26-27th.
Oct. 4 - oct. 8 newsletter
This week, students in Mrs. Roussell's class will focus on different types of graphs in math, begin writing narratives in writing, practice long and short "o" sounds in spelling, learn how to find answers in reading passages and take a test on Missouri history on Thursday. Parents are reminded to check assignment books daily and the first quarter ends on October 18th.
Jan. 24th jan. 31st newsletter
Mrs. Roussell's class will wrap up division in math and take a quiz on fractions. In writing, students will finish stories about snowmen and begin persuasive writing. Students are making progress in reading groups and learning about main ideas. In science, the class will finish studying matter and take a test before moving to social studies on the Louisiana Purchase and Lewis and Clark. Parents are reminded to sign assignment books and two important upcoming dates are a McDonald's fundraiser and a half day for teacher training.
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The document provides information about upcoming events at Central Elementary School. It thanks parents for volunteering and encourages continued involvement. Important dates are announced, including standardized testing windows and holidays with no school. Teachers received training in writing and accountable talk strategies. The counselor discusses practicing courtesy. Grade-level sections outline current areas of focus in reading, writing, math, science and social studies. Changes to bus drop-off/pick-up locations are noted.
Newsletter Sept.14th -18th
This week in Mrs. Roussell's class, students will discuss making connections in reading and turning those connections into log entries. In writing, students will begin drafting stories, and in math students will have a unit assessment on Monday before starting a new unit on line plots. Students will also work in groups to create posters about Missouri's five regions for their social studies unit. The newsletter reminds parents of upcoming deadlines and events and recognizes two students for good behavior.
Oct. 12 -16 Newsletter
Mrs. Roussell's class will focus on inferences in reading, poetry writing in writing, probability in math, and wrapping up the matter unit in science this week. Students will have spelling and grammar assignments. Important upcoming dates include picture retakes, the end of the first quarter, parent-teacher conferences, and no school days. The newsletter also thanks two students for their efforts and behavior.
Feb. 28th - March. 4th newsletter
This week, students in Mrs. Roussell's class will continue learning about area in math and work on a library project in spelling. They will also practice writing friendly letters and have literature discussion groups in reading. As a review, math concepts will be covered during Tiger Time. Parents are reminded to check assignment books daily and that Monday is a science day. Upcoming events include picture day, Grandparents Day, and the end of the quarter. The class received praise for their work on a recent test.
Sept. 7 sept. 10 newsletter
This week in Mrs. Roussell's class, students will take a multiplication test on Tuesday and have an end of unit test on factors on Friday. In writing, they will finish their "Listen to the Rain" project focusing on descriptive language. Students will also read Because of Winn Dixie and discuss the book in groups. In science, they will finish their rocks and soil unit with a soil speaker on Wednesday and have a test on Thursday. Parents are reminded to sign assignment books daily and order class t-shirts by September 11th.
Sept. 7 - sept. 10 newsletter
This week in Mrs. Roussell's class, students will take a multiplication test on Tuesday and have an end of unit test on factors on Friday. In writing, they will finish their "Listen to the Rain" project focusing on descriptive language. Students will also read Because of Winn Dixie and discuss the book in groups. On Thursday, the class will have a test on rocks and soil wrapping up their science unit. Parents are reminded to sign assignment books and order class t-shirts.
Welcome to central web power point
The document provides information about Central Elementary School including announcements, news from different grade levels, and notes about drop off/pick up procedures. It announces upcoming events like parent-teacher conferences, holidays with no school, and standardized testing dates. It also provides updates on what topics students are learning in subjects like reading, writing, math, science, and social studies.
1st Day Of School
This document provides an introduction from Mrs. Mays, a 7th grade language arts teacher. She discusses her background growing up in Topeka and experience teaching for 12 years. She notes her goals for students are to provide academic and social skills, a supportive classroom, and help with research, editing, grammar, and writing projects. The core 7th grade classes are also listed along with brief descriptions of assignments and topics that will be covered in each subject. Classroom rules and websites for homework are also mentioned.
Jan 11 - 15 Newsletter
Mrs. Roussell's classroom newsletter outlines the assignments for the week of January 11th through 15th. Students will focus on summarizing in reading and writing strong verbs in their snowman stories for writing. In math, the class will learn division with a quiz on Tuesday, and the science unit will cover force and motion with a vocabulary test on Friday. Parents are reminded to check the class blog and assignment books. Upcoming events include McDonald's Night on January 25th and grade cards going home on January 15th.
Aug. 24th - 28th Newsletter
This newsletter provides information on the upcoming week's assignments and activities in Mrs. Roussell's classroom. Students will be introduced to the classroom library and reading workshop, learn how to use their writer's notebooks, and study rocks and soil in science. Important dates include school pictures on August 26th and reminders are provided to parents about forms, assignment books, and checking student work.
Welcome to central web power point march
Central Elementary School welcomed parents to the new school year and thanked them for their involvement. The school is focusing on positive behavior through initiatives like extra physical activity for students. Upcoming events include math and literacy nights in March. Standardized testing will occur in April. Teachers received training in writing and accountable talk strategies. Kindergarten students are learning about the solar system and recycling. Other grades discussed their current studies in reading, writing, math, science and social studies.
Week two
The document provides an update from Mrs. Creehan's kindergarten class for the week of September 1, 2017. It outlines activities the students worked on, such as identifying colors and rhyming words. It discusses upcoming topics like basic book skills, printing names, and weather. Reminders are provided like practicing letter/number recognition at home and checking the snack calendar. The teacher notes the students worked hard on printing their first names and are becoming more independent by unpacking and packing their bookbags.
Nov 16 - 20 Newsletter
This week, students in Mrs. Roussell's class will continue working on nonfiction reading comprehension, revising stories about the Mississippi River, learning spelling words and grammar. In math, they will study number expressions and equations and need to know their multiplication facts. In science, they will learn about electromagnets with a speaker on Tuesday and test next week. Important dates include book club, a music program, and PE tests on bones and muscles.
April 19 april 23 newsletter
Mrs. Roussell's class will read Sarah Plain and Tall together and in buddy pairs, working on a scrapbook project about the book. Students will write reports on famous Missourians and study geometry concepts. They will also research and prepare speeches and costumes for a wax museum about famous Missourians. Upcoming events include a skills day, dress rehearsal and wax museum performance, a field trip, and a learning fest.
Unit one week two
This weekly newsletter from Mrs. Creehan's class provides updates on the students' learning activities. In reading, the students have been practicing rhyming words and learning the high-frequency words "a" and "the". In math, the class is nearly finished with Unit One and has been learning to compare numbers up to five. For science, the focus has been on plant parts and types of plants. Upcoming work includes practicing the letter N, sequencing events, and reviewing math concepts before starting Unit Two. The newsletter also includes reminder about returning library books and homework.
Welcome to central web power point april
Central Elementary School welcomes parents and students to the new school year. There has been great parent involvement through various committees. The school aims to reinforce positive behavior and provide extra physical activities. Upcoming events include standardized testing, special olympics, and the last day of school. Each grade is focusing on subjects like reading, writing, math, science, and social studies. Announcements provide information on important dates and school activities.
Week one
The document provides a weekly update from a kindergarten classroom. It discusses what the students learned in different subjects during the past week such as working on the letter R in reading and making patterns in math. It previews upcoming lessons on letters P and counting by 5s. It also includes reminders about progress reports and special events like celebrating the 100th day of school and Valentine's Day.
March Newsletter
This weekly classroom newsletter from Ms. Sinicropi provides highlights of the upcoming week's lessons and homework assignments for parents. The newsletter outlines that students will be learning about the letter J and its sound, comparing and contrasting poetry, dividing through sharing, and the five senses. It suggests related homework activities for each day of the week and notes that snack donations are needed. It also lists upcoming school events in March.
Homework 2017
This document provides a student's weekly schedule for the week of April 17-21. It includes daily assignments for reading, math, and language arts. Students are expected to read for 30 minutes each day and record it in a reading log. Math assignments focus on practicing multiplication facts. Language arts assignments include various worksheets working with adjectives, adverbs, pronouns. It also lists upcoming events such as a Science Discovery Day and ERB testing during the following week.
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This week in Mrs. Roussell's classroom, students will focus on number expressions in math, continue working on narratives in writing, start new reading books in their groups, study Missouri's regions and rivers in social studies, and have field trips to the nature center and picture retakes scheduled. The newsletter also thanks two students for sharing their excitement about reading with their parents.
May 16 - May 20 Newsletter
This week in Mrs. Roussell's class, students will perform reader's theater to practice fluency, write poems for their own poetry books in writing, build 3D shapes out of newspaper in math, and continue their ecosystems unit in science focusing on food chains and environmental issues. The newsletter also reminds parents to check the class blog and assignment books nightly and lists upcoming field trips and the last day of school.
May 9 - May 13 Newsletter
This week in Mrs. Roussell's classroom, students will read poems and work on fluency, write their own poetry books, use polygons to create Freedom Quilts as part of a Civil War unit, and have a wax museum about historical figures. Parents should check the class blog and their child's assignment book. Important upcoming events include the wax museum on May 11th, a skills day, a field trip for perfect attendance, and the last day of school on May 26th.
May 2 may 6 newsletter
This week in Mrs. Roussell's classroom, students will work on readers theater, poetry writing, and finishing speeches and props for their wax museum presentations on famous Missourians. They will also continue learning about westward expansion and the Civil War. Important upcoming events include a visit to the upper elementary on May 3rd, the PTA carnival on May 6th, dress rehearsal for the wax museum on May 10th, and the wax museum presentation for parents on May 11th.
May 2 may 6 newsletter
This week in Mrs. Roussell's classroom, students will work on readers theater, poetry writing, and finishing speeches and props for their wax museum presentations on famous Missourians. They will also continue learning about westward expansion and the Civil War. Important upcoming events include a visit to the upper elementary on May 3rd, the PTA carnival on May 6th, dress rehearsal for the wax museum on May 10th, and the wax museum presentation for parents on May 11th.
April 11 april 15 newsletter
This week students will be taking MAP testing in reading, writing, and math. Social studies work will include finishing state reports and a George Washington Carver timeline. MAP testing will take place from April 12th-14th, with a reward movie scheduled after on the 15th. A field trip to learn more about George Washington Carver is planned for April 20th.
April 4 april 8 newsletter
This week, Mrs. Roussell's students will work on a biography poem and timeline about George Washington Carver in reading, continue their research reports in writing, focus on geometry in math review, and discuss test-taking strategies in Tiger Time. MAP testing will take place from April 12th-14th with a reward movie on the 15th. The class will go on a field trip to learn about Carver on April 20th.
March 28 april 1 newsletter
This week in Mrs. Roussell's class, students will read about George Washington Carver and write a biography poem and design a stamp about him in preparation for an upcoming field trip to his museum. They will also continue working on state reports and spelling word sorts, as well as reviewing math concepts covered this year and test taking strategies. Important upcoming dates include MAP testing from April 12th-14th, a reward movie on April 15th, and a field trip to the Carver museum on April 20th.
March 28 april 1 newsletter
This week in Mrs. Roussell's class, students will read about George Washington Carver and write a biography poem and design a stamp about him in preparation for an upcoming field trip to his museum. They will also continue working on state reports and spelling word sorts, as well as reviewing math concepts covered this year and preparing for standardized testing through practice questions and test-taking strategies. Important upcoming dates include MAP testing from April 12th-14th and a field trip to the Carver museum on April 20th. Special recognition was given to student Logan Emmerth for including a student with no one to play with at recess.
Jan. 17th jan. 21st newsletter
This week in Mrs. Roussell's class, students will work on division with remainders and writing problems, complete snowmen stories, focus on identifying main ideas in reading groups, and study mixtures as part of a unit on matter. The newsletter also reminds parents to sign assignment books daily and lists upcoming events like report cards, a snow make-up day, McDonald's night, and Valentine's Day celebrations.
Jan. 10th jan. 14th newsletter
Mrs. Roussell's class will focus on division in math, writing snowman stories in writing, summarizing books in reading, studying volume and properties of matter in science. Parents should check assignment books nightly and Monday is Art day. Important dates are January 7th for report cards and no school on January 17th. Shelby Gonsoulin is thanked for good choices and honesty.
Dec. 13th - Dec. 17th newsletter
This week students will focus on 3D shapes in math and have a quiz on Friday. In writing, they will continue working on ornament descriptions and start new projects on Christmas and giving gifts. Reading will focus on non-fiction structures and test on Friday. Parents should check assignment books daily and the 4th grade music program is on the 16th.
Sept. 20 - Sept. 24 newsletter
Mrs. Roussell's classroom newsletter outlines the week's assignments in math, writing, spelling, reading, and social studies. Students will continue graphing and line plots in math, edit their stories in writing, work on spelling sorts, learn about sequencing and author's purpose from Miss Rumphius in reading, and study the five regions of Missouri in social studies. The newsletter also provides reminders about assignment book signatures, computer lab day, and upcoming book orders and a movie night.
Sept. 13 - Sept. 17 newsletter
This week in Mrs. Roussell's classroom:
[1] Students will begin a new unit on graphing and line plots in math and continue practicing writing shows rather than tells in writing. [2] In reading, the class will move to small group reading and focus on predicting and context clues strategies. [3] Social studies will introduce a new unit on the five regions and landforms of Missouri.
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Aug. 30 - Sept. 3 newsletter
Mrs. Roussell's class will focus on multiplication, writing story problems, and factors this week in math. In writing, students will create a heart map and begin a project about experiences based on the book "Listen to the Rain". Students will also continue their rocks and soil science unit and study guide. Parents are reminded to sign assignment books and send tennis shoes on Mondays for P.E. There is an early dismissal on Friday and no school on Labor Day.
Dec 21 - 23 Newsletter
The teacher informs parents that next week will be different with fun activities instead of the normal curriculum. There will be no quizzes, tests, or spelling next week. The class will have a half day on Wednesday for an assembly and Christmas party. The teacher wishes everyone a Merry Christmas and thanks them for their support.
Dec 14 -18 Newsletter
Mrs. Roussell's class will work on context clues, poetry, and log entries in reading. In writing, students will decorate ornaments and describe gifts. Spelling unit 16 words will be tested on Friday. Math will cover division. Social studies will finish the government unit with a test on Thursday. The class Christmas party is December 23 and school dismisses at 11:50 that day for the Christmas break from December 24 to January 4.
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- 1. Mrs. Roussell’s Classroom Newsletter Sept. 6th – Sept. 9th This Week’s Assignments Math – We have finished up our review on addition and will moving to subtraction. We will go over subtracting across zeros, subtracting money, as well as solving subtraction word problems and learning the subtraction key words that are found in these word problems. Students will have a short quiz on Wednesday over addition. Continue looking for homework! Writing – Students have started a writing piece and we will spend some time taking it through the writing process. We will be discussing the writing process as well as the difference between editing and revising. Spelling – Students have now been grouped and will be switching classes for Words Their Way. Reading – Students have gotten really good at writing thoughtful log entries! We will now move on to literature discussion groups and how punctuation helps us read and understand our reading. Science - We will wrap up our rock study with igneous rocks and begin discussing weathering and erosion. Reminders to Parents 1. Send in $5 for your child’s assignment book if you haven’t already. 2. Check your child’s assignment book nightly and ask them about their day at school. Important Dates No School / Labor Day – Monday, September 5 Father Daughter Dance – Friday, September 16th Something to Talk About! Special thanks are due the following students: Mrs. Roussell’s Class – for being the first 4th grade class to earn a paw for lunchroom behavior!! It’s so nice when other teachers tell me what great manners my class has. Way to go 4th grade!!