Important Dates:
4/12 - Moms in prayer 9:00am
4/26 - Moms in prayer 9:00am
4/28 - Spirit Day/Dogs Day/Pizza Day
5/12 - Last Day of School for Grammar School
Blog Abbreviations:
| TG | Teacher's Guide |
| TB | Textbook |
| WB | Workbook |
| IEW | Institute of Excellence in Writing |
| KWO | Key Word Outline |
| RD | Rough Draft |
| FD | Final Draft |
| HW | Cursive Book |
| SOTW | Story of the World |
| NJ | Science Notebooking Journal |
Math:
We are continuing to work area and perimeter this week. This can be a tricky concept for the students.
Please continue to work on multiplication and division facts this will make the math that we are continuing to be easier.
Composition:
We will be combining our last three paper about great men who changed the world. We are working on making a topic sentence for the whole paper adding out three paper with new paragraphs and indenting and finally closing with a clincher that has two or three words from our topic sentence that opened the paper. This paper does not need to be written in cursive.
Monday - Write the topic sentence followed by recopying Benjamin Franklin paper
Tuesday - Make a new paragraph, indent and copy Louis Braille
Wednesday - Make a new paragraph, indent, copy Thomas Edison, and end with a clincher.
Thursday - Look over the paper to make sure that all decoration, sentence openers, and dress ups are labeled and underlined. Make sure the paper is ready to be turned in on Monday.
Reading
We are continuing "Little Pilgrim's Progress" this week. We will read this book through the end of the year. The project for this book is "Who Am I" Write a series of clues to help your peers identify the person that you have been assigned/chosen. Begin with vague but relative clues and move toward more specific clues that will (hopefully) reveal his/her identity. You must have at least 5 clues foe each person, but you may have more, if needed. Complete 3 sets of these “Who Am I?” clues. I will give you two assigned characters and you will pick the third one. There are many characters throughout the book take your time in picking who you want your character to be.
History:
We will be learning 12 key dates during the year. We will be leaning 4 dates a quarter. At the end of the quarter there will be a quiz. The quiz will be accumulative as the year progresses. The dates are listed in the campus binder under the science and history tab.
Quarter 4 dates
Charles V 15194
William the silent and a Dutch revolution 1582
Jamestown Colony Founded 1607
Thirty Year War 1618
Louis XIV the Sun King 1661
Sir Isaac Newton 1666
Seven Years War 1756
American Revolution and George Washington 1775
French Revolution 1789
Napoleon Crowned Emperor of France 1804
Lewis & Clark Expedition 1806
The Mexican-American War 1846
Memory:
Please spend time during your school day to work on quarter 4 poem, Song of the Settlers , geography map & song, British Isles, and key dates. Feel free to get creative and practice these in the car, at bedtime, or during meals.
