We will soon be moving our class website to Edmodo. Details to come soon.

To take the AR reading test, click here. Rememer, your username is the first initial of your first name and your lunch code number. Your password is just your lunch code number.

Example for Susan Jones. Username: s736821     Password: 736821

IXL skills will be updated on this post. Skills will be noted for each day.

Weekend, April 9-10: M4, M5, M6, Q4, B23, B24, B31, K2, V10.

Friday, April 8: B16, B17, B18.

Thursday, April 7: B31.

Wednesday, April 6: P3.

Tuesday, April 5: B11, B15.

Monday, April 4: O1, O2, O3.

Friday, April 1: N2, N6.

Wednesday, March 30: B23, B24, B25.

Tuesday, March 29: K2, M4, M5, M6.

Here are the skills you should be working on in IXL: K2, M4, M5, M6.

We have a busy week. We will be learning how things are grouped through a process called classification and categorization. We have a science test at the end of the week on Chapter 1 on the structure of living things. We have a math test on Topic 2 on rounding, estimating, adding, and subtracting whole numbers and decimals. The test will be on Wednesday. In writing, we will begin our narrative component.

Also, Wednesday is Fall Picture Day. Be sure to wear your uniform.

This is our chance to earn 20 free books for the classroom. All we need to do is collect 20 UPC labels from any SunnyD packages. So save those labels before you throw them away. Ask your friends and neighbors for their labels. Let’s put our social skills to the test and collect as many labels as possible. If our school collects the most in the country, we could win over 1,250 free books. Get your older brothers, sisters, and cousins to help collect from their school. Click here for more information.

This week, although it is short, is filled with a lot of learning. We will be starting our reading rotations, so it is more important than ever to stay focused on your work and complete your assignments.

We will be learning about how text is organized in language arts, adding and subtracting whole numbers and decimals in math, and continuing to learn about cells and organisms in science.

We have a math test this Wednesday on whole numbers to the billions and decimals to the thousandths. Get your testing brain ready!

This week we will be focusing on predicting/inferring and sequence of events in our reading. We will be finishing up Topic 1 in math and will have a math test this week on place value and comparing numbers. We will continue learning about powerful sentences in our writing and will begin science this week.

We have a lot to cover this week so be prepared to focus and do your best.

Tomorrow, Friday, we will be sharing the contents of our brown lunch bags. Remember to include items that will tell us about yourself and be prepared to talk about some of those pieces with the class. Most importantly, have fun with it!